davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-02-22

A careful reading of the covenant will reveal
the fact that the freedom of the seas, which has
provoked much widespread discussion and spec
ulation and which has been very tender subject
with Great Britain, was touched upon, if at all,
only in very yelled manner under the subject
of maintaining commercial freedom of transit
One writer also observes that the new consti-
tuition of the world makes no allowance for revo-
luton or civil war, matter which is now caus-
ing great disquietude among the nations. The
only provision made for handling situations of
this kind is in the article providing for bureau
of labor.
The question now before the American public
IS, Will Congress ratify this league of nations?
If reports from Washington are correct, feeling
over the plan, which is of such vast Importance
to our national welfare and our future national
policy, is running very high and many protests
are pouring in upon senators and representatives
In fact very hot fight is expected to develop,
and whether the president upon his return will
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-01
COMMONS NEEDS
HER, LADY ASTOR
SAYS IN ARTICLE
Frankly Admits Her Plunge
Into Politics Will Be No Joy
Ride, But Is Game.
BY LADY ASTOR.
Written Especially for Universal Service
Special Cable Dispatch.


Plymouth, Nov. 30.-This 10 no
joy ride. ! am fully conscious of the
responsibilities resting upon me. l
had to contend against the prejudice
which undoubtedly exists among
many of the opposite sex. l believe
it was the wonderful, touching sup
port from the navy lower deck men
which steadied and rallied the wav-
erers, overcame the doubters and
brought me victory.
| was attacked on both tanks on
the question of drink. | believe my
policy of combining local action
and state purchase was most prac-
teal. That was the paramount
issue.
The electors still approve of the
coalition. They do not want to go
back to the old party labels and
party politics. The people have ap-
proved of the past actions of my
husband. They realize he was the
best man for the place and they
know he will do his best to fill his
seat in the upper house.
Progress Without Waste.
/ stand for progress without
waste, for productive expenditure,
for improved maternity services, be-
cause lying-in homes are better than
the ordinary houses; for better edu-
cation, better factory conditions,
better homes. going to the house
of commons to put woman's view
point foremost. l have the sound
est views on affairs affecting women
and children. / was one of the first
women in England to join the Ma
ton Anti-Sweating league. / am
red on that.
Women have the qualities needed
in the commons and in politics.
Their spiritual qualities help to
purify politics and will help in the
commons. We are more practical
than men-we are the first to ack-
nowledge when we are wrong.
When Eve saw she was wrong she
said so. That's great precedent for
me. | read that today in the Bible.
l am not a political economist and
| have the courage to say so, but l
number among my friends the very
ablest men of all parties, sections,
classes and circles in England.
Not Tied to Anyone.
In general | am supporter Of the
coalition and Lloyd George, but I
am not tied to anybody's apron
strings. l prefer the premier to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-01
Lady Aston Sets Out to
Take Seat in Commons

Plymouth, Nov. 30-(By the As
ISOLATED Press)-Lady Aston, ac-
companied by her son, has left for
London where Monday she will
take her seat as a member of the
house Of commons. Speaking with
the Associated Press correspondent
just before her departure she said:
THE people will be disappointed
if they think | shall speak and act in
parliament as | have done during
the election campaign. You don't
talk much if you want things done.
Electioneering is one thing and leg
islating is another.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-01

Ramsey Mcdonald, Phillip Snow
den, Mr.. Balfour or Lord Haldanc.
Lloyd George has the welfare of the
country at heart and | will back
him as long as I think he is right.
He has courage and a sound heart.
Finance and economy are the
questions Of the moment. The
drastic economy that England needs
must be achieved by saving at the
sources of real waste and destruc-
ton.
! am utterly opposed to interview
ton in Russia.
England needs practical national
housekeeping. We could not trust
the government to Mr.. Asquith--the
ancient mariner-or his ambitious
lieutenants. We must reconstitute
our industrial organizations, increase
our exports, re-establsh sense OF
security and bring down the cost of
living. as'
Wants to Do Her Best.
We must cut down unproductive
expenditures. We cannot afford ex-
travagance. There is no spirit of
arrogance about me, but parliament
needs the viewpoint I represent. !
don't want to boast, but since the
Astors have been associated with
Plymouth we have made its impor-
lance realized and it is the response
bility l feel for other women that
made me go>into the public life. !
want to do my best for all.
l am fully conscious OF the high
honor and grave responsibility OF
my position. 1t is overwhelming to
realize that l am the first woman
commoner. ! realize perfectly that
my behavior will be a precedent be-
fore which the rest of my sex will
be judged.
/ have got to make good. There
will be no screaming in the house II
I am not satisfied with my progress.
| won't weep over disappointments.
l will just plod along at Westmin-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-01
LEGAL NOTICES

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders Of the South
Platte Land Company will be held at the
office of said land company. Room 701.
First National Bank Building. In Lincoln,
Nebraska, on the Gath day Of December.
1919, at II 90 o'clock a. M. for the pur-
pose OF considering and acting upon the
matter of extending or renewing articles
Of incorporation OF said company.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
C. II. MORRILL,,
President.
W. W. TURNER,
Secretary.
Lincoln. Nebraska. November "a. 1919.
N. "a to u, 70 inclusive. Morn & Sun.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-06
Sc sSiabIeCsTa, prObablenenie, IN estudi0
CnematOgfafGO en- Puerto Rico

vela que lleva el mismo .titulo, orr
ginal del'novelista americana Tho
mas Dixon. fla Mujer Unica" !,
fue arrendada por la Select Pic
lures Corporation Y ha tenido
EN- todas parties donde ha sido ex-
hibida una favorable acojida.
Mr.. Farnsworth Sc. dedic6 al ne
gocio de peliculas, desde su i'm
plantation en- los Estados Unidos,
81 esyuno de los hombres que mas
experiencia tiene del mismo. 81
81 Sc decide "a establecer un estu-
dio Ell Puerto Rico, este sera mon
tado con luio,. sera atendido por
varios expertos, y varias compa-
fiias de artistas americanos ven
dran al pals de California Y Nue-
va York, para impresionar pelfcu-
las estupendas. l.,
Mr.. Farnsworth dice que las pc
licuIas cinematografcas han dado
celebridad a California en- todo
el mundo civilizado, " han con
tribuido a aumentar su riqueza
de un modo considerable. FL, sin
yacilaciones que el medin ambien-
te es uno de los factores princi-
palcs para -hacer las peliculqs mo-
dernas Las compafIfas artisticas
tienen que moverse constantemen-
te de IN lado aotro y efectuar via
les de miles de milIas muchas We
ces para impresionar las peliculas
ell .sitios donde las perspectivas
sean nuevas. California tiene un
medic ambiente limitado, Y para
hacer pelfculas de, -cierto ,genero,
es precise invertir grandes can't
dades de. dinero.
Puerto Rico ofrece un campo
completamente nueyo. ,Sus costas,
sus montanas, su vegetacion Y sus
poblacioncs ofrecen mayOres atrac-
tivos que los de California. EstO
opina Mr. Farnsworth. Y agrega
que sus tierras virgenes estan He
mas Gle un ambiente romantico pro-,
picio la aventura. Aqui Sc pue-
den desarrollar Ell su concepto
nuevos temas y tramas dramaticas
que tendran un valor fascinante
en- el mundo cinematografico. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-06

T
Los nnarayillosos 'relatos que sc
han hecho del panorama Y de la
vida pQrtorriquefla, han llamado
poderosamente la .atenci6n. de los
,fabricantss. de pelfculas de los Es-
tados Unidos. aa.,......
Las prlmefaS lmpreslOnes reel
bidas por eI faWpsQ productor Eu-.
gene Farnsworth, qiiien lego re-
lcientemente en el ''Brazos'', son
ZEN extreme 'lisonjeras, Este ca
ballero visitara toda Ia. Isla con ell
objeto de estudjar eef campo, pues
tiene en-. Ia pqeHte la idea de, esta-
'bleecr Ell PRsFt9. Rico pn gran
estudio cinematQSrafco. FL ha
.concebido una serie de. peliculas
sobefbias, v cree Que 81 estas Sc
hicieran EN- el pals, causarfan SEN
saci6n en- todos los paises latino
americapos.
q Hay I'M lnconveniente para la
realization de esta empresa en- la
cual estan envueltos grandes in
tereses ecoH6micos. Para que la
impression Gle peliculas .tenga exi-
ito, estas deben tomarse cn I'm am
biente completamcnte seco Antes
de entrGrscio Ileno ens ell negocio,
Mr.. Farnsworth desea hacer un
,estudio.~detenido deslas c0ndicio-
,nesr atmOsfericas del pals. Mr..
Farmsworth esta encantado con las
playas Y las montafias, con las pc
( blaciOneS pintorescas, con ell am
81 bientet stipico, y con vegetaciQn
tropical eXuberante de esta .Isla
pr6diga, que realza notablemente
La ma5estad y la gentileAa de los
cucOteros. i.5,tNm AAAh
Mr., Farnsworth vino a Puerto
Rico, a.. instancias del CoFonel
/. Shanton. Ellos han sido amigos
s1ntimos .por muchos amos Aptes
Gle entrar EN- ell negocio de ped-
eglas, Mr.. Farnswerth tenfa re-
putaci6n mupdial como. periods
ta Y conferencista Mr.. Farms
worth escribe para la escena, y su
Ultima pelicula "La Mujer Uni
ca, fGe estrenada, en- California
con exito ruidoso. Esta obra es
Hna adaptation de la. famosa no
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-06
ARR0LLADO PoR
Ell TROLLEY

En$l carFetera, y en- la para
da % Y media; Ell CARO- cl6etri-
co No. 8 guiado pof ell motorista
Jose Figueroa y conductor Rafael
Martinez, arroll6 a la sonora Do
lores Font, natural de Vega Ba-
ia y residente Ell San Juan, eau
sandqle >una herida en- Ia eabeza,
en- la7mano izquierda y otros gol-
pes en- el cuerpo. Fue asistida en-
el Sanatorio de Puerto Rico.
De la investigation practicada
por' el policia Manuel Perez, ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-06
PUEsTos DE vENTA EN- PUERTA
DE TERRA


"El-ojo dc Agua'', San ,Agustin st,
Salon Barbefia !" Puerto Rico, San
Agustfn Al.
Salon Barberia de Josd @. Ncgr6n,
San Agustin 90. :.
serapio Fern6ndez, Pelayo 9.
Tienda "EI Capricho," San AguO-
tin 90.
Panaderia FFancssa, osrrsters, Para.
= .CafdF'El Podor obrero'', San Agus-
tin st.
-Kiosco !" Monte oaflO,' Carretera,
Stop 6 l2.
. Antonio Sanchez, San Agustih TT.
Salon Barberfa GEL Eden," San
Agpstin 1O2.
Modesto Morales, Carretera O5, Stop
A-S So. FH~
PUEsTos pc vENTA EN-. sANTURcE
Establecimiento de Rodriguez HERNIA
nos, Parada Al; Miramar.
Caf6 Gel AhtillanO," Carretera, Pa
rada 12.. 4a9r ~.s .r4,,ss
Panaderfa Francesa, carretera, Stop
is. 9
Cafetin de Jaime Wood; Gale Cs-
Manuel TaboSda, vcerra 70, frehts a
TalIeress Ao'Aas.-s ss 2g.s&
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-06
Para los que u deseenl conpFaT ri Mundo"

Cafe "Come y Veto" Gallo Conner.
clio, Talleres.
y La Balanza do 0ro,'' Gale Mon.
'serrate 57, Gandul. " ssfss s'ssN
a'eafe Habana; carretera Parada 10.
Puesto de Refrescos de Jose Ulanga,
Carrotera, Paraaa 10 y media.
Salon g Sol Naciente," Carretera
l12.
La Constancia, Carrotera, Parada II.
FL Canario, Ccndado No. 90.
KioscO de Ia parada 10.
Kiosco de la Plaza del MercadO.
Cafe Welcome, Frente- Ia Plaza del
Mercado,
Hiosco de. Ia Parada. 20. "a hss
Cafe del "Cine Puerto Rico," Pa.
rada.21. e@ s4S. s5
Cafetin Gale del Quito, No. 8, Para
da 81.
Los AliadoS, Parada 25. v"
Farmacia La Fe, Carretera, Stop "a
FL Cafe de las Much chachas, Parada 25
Luis MuhOz, Subida de Ia Iglesia,
No. 30.
Jaccbo Fuentes, Avenida Colon, San
Juan Moderno.
Portela Provision Co. Canine dc Loi-
"a, San Juan Moderno.
Farmacia San Juan, Stop 4s y me.
dia, Gale del Psique.
Kiosco Verdun, Stop AZ, Gale del
Parque. s '.l.''.. ~'ttFssasaa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-06
La odisea de dos aeronautas
!, 1000 metros y azotados por una /,
Ell GRAN PELIGRo PoR LOS RAYos

II Hemos sido .alcanzados! grit6 el
capftan. Y sacando I'm cuchillo comen-
20 a cortar las cuertas que sujetaban
los sacos DEF lastre. Yo segui su ejem-
piosy arro5ainos5 uAa 5parte del eqAfpa-
je y los sslvatidas; todo 10 possible para
redrcir Ell peso Y ecortar la vsiocidad
del descenso. Por extrane que pareEca
no estaba asustado Saba que elsglo-
bo. estaba roto; pero no pensaba sen
la muerte. Nj ensqos' peligross smasNtse-
mendos Sc piensa en- la muertes sNfi6n-
tras caia,ROs srSpia afaente, spensaa3a 81
con interss en- les9ae pofias ocurrir .ssaDos
0 tres veces me sasom6N al borde de- la
barquilla. FL viento silbaba horrible
mente en- nuestros oidos. tT.
-Lo illtimo que recuerdo antes de des-
Gender dc las nnbes, es que el captain
cortaba los nudos que sujetaban Ia
cuerda-f -freno. Al qyledar suelta Sc
desarroll6 como una culebra. al en-
contrarnos rs metros sobre ell bosque
que parccia subir hacia nosotros, Be
rry grito: .f 'e-ts
-iCuidado con los arboles! Y me
eche al fondo. de Ia barQuilla.l
Embellishments son6 run .crujido
NE encontre- colgado del b6rde de la
barquilla, que va GAIA "a un iado. Be-
rry estaba en- el interior, i4m6viEy y
heCho una bola. Elsanillo de- las bar
quilla 10 habfa- casi iprivbido Gel como
cimiento con un 'fuertes golpe en- la Ca
beza. Esto 10 supe mas tarde. 4 Fran
cerca de las ocho y Sc veia biens cen
la luz del crepusculo. Mirt hacia- aba
I 10. Y abajo sc extendia ell StidIo q
linos veinte metros, la cuerda- freno col
gaba al alcance de mi .ltlano. Y Dilig1
una mirada a Berry, y creyendole nruer-
to, me eieslice por la cuerda al suelC.
Entonces senti miedo y me di cuenta
de cue me habia salvad6, milagrosa-
mente. Estaba salvado yen medic del
bosquc y al lado de una pr6funda gar
ganta. Entonces Sc me oetIrri0 que
Berry podia estar vivo trepe la ctier-
da hasta la barquilla. Lie tome Eel pull
so v vi con algeria que estaha vivo.
Lie applique unos pedazos de nieve
de la barquilla sobre Ia frente " Re
cobro e. sentido. Pero no podia des-
Gender porqre su herida no lie perini-
tia hacerlo. E;ntonces 10 iamarre por
la cintura de una .cuerda 10 baje
asi. Saque luego todos los where's, que
Sc encentraban en la barqpilla, entire
los cuales habia una jaula, con- dos pa
Tomas. AL dia siguiente Berry no pc-
Fdda tenerse en- piesg EacriDi dos gnoARs
pidiendo auxilio " las envi6 con las
epalomas. Una dc elias neg0sa Port
land con ell despacho y en- seguida, sa-
Heron ell busca nuestra. Mientras es-
peraba, me encontrc con ,uii lefiador,
qilien me toIn6 por loco al relatarle mi
aventura. Me llevo su cabafa, hGzo
otro tanto con Berry, y POGO nos, en-
contramos con algunas de las personals
que habian salido de Portland para acu-
dir en- socorro nuestro. ts.~s L. ,,....l-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-06
UNA CARTERA
CON CHEQUES

Don Joaquin Becerril, residente
en- Sol %, y sempleado del 'Muni2
cipio Gle San Juan, ha perdido una
cartera que contiene cheques por
$500, $3.50 y $400. Tambien cons
tenis, la cartera en- los momentos
de perderse, $1100 en- billetes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-06
HUN ALAMBIQUE
EN- "CHUPACALLOS'

En- el barrio de "Chupacallos' !,
de Ia jurisdiction de Cidra, la po-
licfa ocup0 un alambique, propie-
dad Gle Ramon Pifero e Ignacio
Garcia.
Uno mas en- la lista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-06
NINos APRovEcHADos

En- Mayaguez fueron reducidos
a prision los memories Osvaldo y
Jose Ines Vazquez, por robar ga
llinas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-06

accidente Sc. atribuye a que la
sonora Font Sc adelant6 hacia la
via en- momentos Ell que pasaba
ell caro- electrico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-06

ojeda, Telefono s55. Advt.
Evening star., 1919-06-16

CHAUFFEURs. Mack and Packard trucks: e.-
Yerierced drivers capable OF solicitation; good
reference required; stesdy employment; salary
$40 per month. Address Box 13o-K. Star
Evening star., 1919-06-16

MOTOR CYCLE BUSINESS
FOR SALE: SUCCESSFUL. GOING BUsI-
NESS; ESTABLISHED HARLEY,DAVID-
son AGENCY FOR THE PAST FIVE
YEARS; COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL;
RETIRING FROM THE BUSINESS ONLY
BECAUSE OF THE DESIRE OF MANU-
FACTURER TO HAVE NEW AGENT;
LARGE STOCK OF GENUINE PARTS.
ACCESSORIES. MOTOR CYCLES, SIDE
CARS, STORE FIXTURES. OFFICE
FURNITURE. SHOP PLANT, ETC; ALL
IN BEST POSSIBLE CONDITION.;
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE
UP SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS.
AUGUST ZIMMERMAN,
912 9th ST. NV.
PARTNER with s., 900 to push a staple food
proposition in city and suburbs; steady de-
mand; exceptional opening to establish well
paying business; thoroughly proven. Address
Box S6-M Star once. 17s
PARTNER to hack business proposition offer
ing exceptional opening: will clear 81 600
month inside 90 days; 81 900 required. Ad-
dress Box 289-K. Star office. 16s
PHOTO STUDIO for sale. part cash. TO the
right party; have other business. Address Box
297-K. Star ofice. 17s
SHOE SHINING parlor and tailor shop. at a
sacrifice: good lecation. 81 L.. ave. NV. NJ 5056
WANTED-To buy or lease q lunchroom or
cafe downtown: Immediately; can deposit
81 900 for the right place. Address Box SOAK.
Star office. lee
WANTED to buy or rent, an II room furnished
roomfng house in business district. Address
Boz 166-K. Star offce. 19s
Evening star., 1919-06-16
WINDOW sRAODS

to your windows. SOC; the best quality oil
opaque shades, CSC; hung free. We call with
samples. kLEEBLATT, 11th and II sts. ne.
Evening star., 1919-06-16

tHACFFEU RS-White: good wages: perma
pent position Apply. al TO IL noon or
by appointment. Terminal Taxi Co.. 1921 Goth
Evening star., 1919-06-16
DC Cash a Word

- ~ NdSH a VOl u
The rate for Advertising IN The star
rnder the following popular classinca-
tiors is cents a word when cash 10
Paid in advance at the business once,
llth street and Pennsylvahia avenue
NV:
Wanted Help.
Rooms, Etc.
Lost and Found
Automobiles
For Sale Miscellaneous
Wanted Situations
Country Board
Business Opportunities
Poultry. Pets and Live Stock
Wanted Miscellaneous
No advertisement accepted FOR less
than "a cents each Insertion
APARTMENTS and houses for rent ana
wanted and other reaI estate and gen
e-aI clas<ifications are charged Tor py
the line Of words.
Lowest charge IL for ? lines Of 10
words or less Rates: 4sc. one .
So 80 seven times Zone week.. Addi-
tionaI lines of @ words each In same
proportion: ,.,, .on no charged with
ont first arranging at The Star ofice to
open IN account.
For the convenience Of patrons cssn
advertisements NAV he left at any one
of the branch offices listed below
NORTHWEST
2pd and Mass Ave. Hygetan Phsrmscy;
srd and Indiana Ave-. But'e. q fieio
rth and T sts.. criswen Pharnacy;
7th and K sts.. Golaenbers's (I1ms
Clerks Desk).
9th and q SITS, McGui..'s Pharmacy.
l4th and P Sts. l.. Day Pharmacy.
18th and Florida Ave. Pearson fnaf'
macy,
e1st and G sts.. ouigley Pharmacy;
25th and Pennsylvsnia Ave-, hefoss
Pharmacy.
Pharmacy.
1901 I ST., Morse Pharmaey.
NORTHEAST
North Capitol and Eye sts., heneay
Pharmacy.
18th and East Capitol sts.. Lincoln
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST
eth and Eye Sts.. weller's Pharmacy.
l1th and Pa. Ave, Fealey's Pharmacy.
18th and Pa. Ave-, Smyser's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN
vixeonsin Ave- and II St., O'Oonneus
Pharmacy.
esth and P Sts., Pride's Pharmacy.
36th and II Sts., weller's Pharmacy.
Evening star., 1919-06-16
CHAUFFEURS

O1HUF r EUKS.
We have positions open for several good
men as chauHeurs; good. clean. desirable out
s.oor work. and. with opening Of Congress, our
men will earn big wages. Apply Federal Ia
SAB Co., PIP 18Th ST.
tLEkk-ENperienced night to take charge
at Curb Lunch. IlS II ST. ne. Will pay SO
per week and board t1s
fOLLECTOR-With bicycle and reference: sal
~. SIS and commission. Apply At SIS eth
~. H.M. l7s
rOLOREp wAITER-si. per week; no SUNDAY
work. IL gtL A.. Nv.
Evening star., 1919-06-16

BOY in litho pressroom. $l2 per week to
start. Apply Brawner. Wsggaman Co, 1858
18th NV.
Evening star., 1919-06-16
FOUND.

SIN OF MONEY-Owner can have same by
nroyinc property Address Box 76-M. star
office. with full particulars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13
FALL Of BABYLON
At THE STRAND
Great Spectacle to Be GiVen---
Dance Added Feature

Massive scenes, the pomp and cere-
mony of days gone by, sensational
chariot races, dancing girls at the
Feast of BelshazZar-all are g part Of
David Wark Griffith's tremendous
production, 1.-The Fall of Babylon"
coming to the Strand today.
No more vivid and romantic picture
of life exists than hat reflected in
the pre-Christian era. when Babylon's
walls were the boundary Of a life of
passionate and mystic splendor. HUI
mainly has %outgrown B%abylon's man
ners and garb, but in patriotism. love
and loyalty, the hearts of men and
women have not changed. Mr.. Crit
fifth, whose regard for the dramatic
and unusual was SO admirably express
sed in his two former m~asterworks,
1.-THE Birth of a Nation" and Hearts
of the World" has turned to the deep
PHILOSOPHERS and spectacular brilliance
of the days of Babylon for his inspir-
alton, with the result that The Fall
of Babylon" is a simple love story
against a background Of colossal
scenes of grandeur wherein slave
dealers, knaves, soldiers, court beau
ties and ladies of the harem become
the contrasting elements. The smoke
of battle and the thunder of giant
currents pause to reveal glimpses of
those fragile beauties who lent life
and joy to the court. Doves bearing
Cupid's messages fit about the great
halls and banquet rooms of Be1shaz-
zar's palace, fountains of wine splash
forth amid a myriad of vari-colored
lights in this powerful drama of Grim
son conflict n golden love.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13

49,
Love n the Woman" is title OF
the new World Picture which will be
shown today at the Ditmas theatre,
and it will be interesting to the pat
rons of this theatre to know that this
production is one of the very best
acted pictures of the year. June
Elvidge is the star of the picture, and
she is superb in two exacting roles,
the one calling for her appearance as
a chamber maid in a cheap hotel,
while the other calls for her appear
ance as the charming young daugh-
ter of an exceedingly rich man.
Philip Lonergan, who has written
a number of the big screen successes
of recent eyars. is the author of the
story of Love and the Woman" The
continuity was prepared by Giles r.
Warren. The production was d.
reCted by Tefft Johnson, who also
directed Miss Elvidge inc one of her
recent successes. The Love Dc
fender"
Love and the Woman will prove
exceedingly entertaining to all those
who see it. 1t is the sort Of q pic
ture hat you remember and talk
about for a long time after seeing.
Bert Lytell. the popular and hand
some star of the Metro comedy
drama Easy to Make Money" which
will be at the Ditmas theatre today,
Is from q family of artists. One Of
the most prominent Of his ancestors
vas j.. X. Mortimer. one of the IA
nous Augustin Days brilliant stars
of the stage.
AS a child Lytell lived in a theat-
rical atmosphere. even up to the