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Evening journal., 1919-10-03

those poor mountain dwellers OF their
little home holdings. To gain your
ends you are willing now to cheat
Dorothy varick OF everything a woman
holds dear and sacred Oh. yes YOU are.
You knew what Mortimer Mills vicious
wife was circulating. You knew that
Mills was lighting you through Miss
Varlck. And you didn't care. You
wanted TO fight back and win your bat
tie with Mills even though you tore
Miss Vsrick to shred incidentlly. You
could make use OF the shreds yourself,
suppose you thought. Well. you
won'tl III take Mis- Varick with me.
and III settle with you for her right
now"
lie made O sudden reach toward Her
ron and bllndly I threw myself be-
tween them. Heron shrank back
Joanl The one act that stands
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
Tobacco Habit
Dangerous

Hopkins hospital Thousands Of men suf-
fering from fatal diseases would be in per-
feet health today were it not for
the deadly drug Nicotine Stop the
habit now N you use tobacco to eX-
cess, before it's too late. It's sim
pie process 10 rid yourself Of the
tobacco habit In any form. just 90 10
any up-tO-date drug store and get some
Nicofol tablets; take them as directed and
10: the perniciOus habit quickly vanishes.
Druggists refund the money n they fail.
Be sure 10 read large and Interesting an
nouncement by Doctor ConnOr soon 70 ap-
pear I'm this paper. IL tells Of the danger
OF nicotine poisoning and how 10 avoid H.
In the meantime try Nicotol tablets; you
will be surprised az the result.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03

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Dorothy. aged %, has been spending
Me summer at Lively Beach and Silver
and Lake, having staked her Job and
800 savings on the chance OF winning a
husband. She has finally accepted
position 10 travel with a railroad Official
ss his secretary. These are her letters
lome 10 Joan. her chum.
still at Hollings. the nth.
Dear joan: | am siill bresthless from
The cyclOnel
As wrote you, right in the middle Of
dictation and before the words OF XII
nolo's announcement that honorable
gentman was calling. very angry were
fairly out OF the poor Jap's mouth, in
burst Randy
what DOES this mean. slrr shot
Herron In a restrained tone, merely
sancing up from his letters.
1T means I've got 10 speak with you
MIR 1erron,". from Randy, HIS eyes
looking as I never saw them before
narrowed and cruel-his face colorless.
his Hands clenched with desire 10 pun
ish.
Il see people only by appointment
am busy dictating-"
"T'll do bit OF debating myself ("
ssnapped Randy, his jaw setting hard
I'm only a department head IN a sub
sidiary company. but know you, Mr.
Heron. quite well and | guess you
know me"
Randy held Herron's eye in sort Of
shallenge. was amazed TO see Heron
ook Just the least tiny bit confused.
he rlghted himself lmmediatly. how
sver. and with half sneer. said:
You're In the electrical contract de-
partment-I can't keep track of the
names Of all the clerks"
Randall Lewis Is my name OF Bents-
ville And my business concerns your
damnable solling OF Miss Varick's name.
-
Heron started from his chair with
The look Of an animal about 10 spring.
My blood ran cold. So we'll did know
his power and the terrible silent force
6f his anger once aroused. II flashed
through me that he'd kill Randy as
soon as look at him. ! felt Randy
could not know what he was doing in
thus provoking him..
Randy I cried, "Be carful what
you say! It's all a mistake, any how.
l."
Mistake? Hal Not much OF a mis-
take with all Bentsville jabberlng scan
dal." lie wheeled toward me, but ]
felt his anger was directed against Her
ron not myself. II guess you don't
realize il, Dorothy. You don't know
this-this wolf in sleeps clothing as
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
THE EVENING JOURNAL FRIDAY, ocTosER 3, 1919.

out, now that the smoke OF battle has
cleared, is that Randy Lewis did this
thing-this miracle OF making John
Heron lose his self-commandl
More tomorrow
Your overwrought
DOROTHY
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
GIVE CANDY
Eat Candy and GiUe Candy"

is our slogan and when you buy candy Just remember
that Govafos has stood preennent in that line for over
quarter of century Our nationwide candy week cele
bation is real event and in the specials we offer in
Sweets" to Wilmngonans we endeavor to show our ap-
probation of your patronage.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
Buy All the Candy You Want

the lid off and we announce the celebration of nation
wide candy week, October a to H. inclusive. War
restrictions made this impossible during the past two
wears but for this coming week will give vent to this
pent-up enthusiasm and give the candy lovers real treat
Regular stock at special prices.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03

/ do. oh. don't be AFRAID for me. All
want is for you TO get your duds TO-
gether and leave this place instantly
before this affair goes further"
"Affair-affairg You young cub, I'll
Evening star., 1919-04-16
NEW POSTERS OUT
FOR VICTORY LOAN
Campaign Workers, With Aid
of Boy Scouts, Begin
Distribution.

The new victory loan posters ap-
peared in Washington today for the
first time. Workers from liberty loan
headquarters, Assisted by several hun
dred Boy Scouts, began distributing
the posters and Autographs of various
sizes Shop windows and billboards all
are being decorated. Placards are be-
ing placed on automobiles. trucks and
wagons and on the street cars. J. s.
J. Clark is chairman of the commit
tee on posters and has charge of this
work. When the big drive for the
sale of the victory liberty notes be-
gins Monday the entire city will be
plastered with these appeals to sub
scribe to the loan.
The personnel of the committee on
posters includes j. g. J. Clark. chair
man; r. NJ. Brennan. Edward d. Shaw,
Boy Scout executive; z. D. Blacki
stone. J. r. Zimmerman. Samuel J.
Henry. Richard ]. Murphy. Ollie
Grimes. o. B. Georges. w. /. SWORN
stedt. V. c. Dfckey. s. D. Frazier, A.
F: Harlan. W. G. johnson. Edward H.
John w. Beals. H; C. Burge. Mr.:
jackson, T. Lamar Jackson. William
H. Lanham. T. w. Perry. r. E. Duvall,
B. l.. Grove, Anton Heitmuller. Pres
ton C. King. L. d. Mahon, Miss Marie
Simms. f. b. Semmes. Capt. John T.
Talman. Samuel Kimberly. w. r. Will
liams and Mr.. Tolson Of the Union
station.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
AmnWS mn@mt@

Marry" presented by cast of five
people. and Zertho's dogs. the largest
canine Offering in vaudeville. will be
the chief features of the Cosmos
Theater bill next week. The playlet is
a Lee krause production and is said
to be unusually interesting and at
tractive. 1t unfolds woman's unique
experience. A novel terpsichorean
number will be presented by Dawson.
Lanisan and Covert. rapidly whirl-
ing trio, in Dances of the Future.
Christie and Bennett. Two Southern
Gentlemen" will offer fifteen minutes
of refined comedy, and Frank Farron.
in new and topical monologue. with.
probably. Haney. Grace and Harvey in
comedy musical act. The Three
Tyres" will complete the bill.
Nazimova's great production, "Out of
the Fog" based on her play, "Ception
Shoals" will be the matinee photo
play. and the Sunshine comedy. Money
Talks and the Pathe News VIII add
to the entertainment.
Sunday. starting at , pm. the bill
will offer an attractive group of Sc
lected vaudeville and photoplay num-
bers.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Situation in Germany.

BERLIN. Monday, April IA tby the
Associated Press Employers of Ia
hor have made concessions by which
disputes with employees will be re-
ferred to an arbitration commission.
1t is hoped in this way to settle the
strike of bank employees and metal
workers.
An expert coal council has been
created to cooperate with he econ
omic ministry in matters of coal pro-
duction and supply. The council Will
consist Of workmen. producers. con-
sumers, scientists and mine directors
and will formulate proposed coal
laws.
At the closing sitting Yesterday of
the soviet congress a proposal to send
a committee of investigation to Rus
sia was referred to the central coun-
Gil, and a motion condemning Ger
many's foreign policy was adopted
The council then proceeded to the
election Of a central council.
A motion declaring the central
council the highest authority of all
the workers and peasants councils
and fixing the number of members of
the body at twenty-eight was adopt
ed almost unanimously.
COPENHAGEN. April fisherman
government troops occupied the en-
tire down of Magdeburg on Tuesday.
according to Weimar dispatch to
the IIokal Angzeiger of Berlin. 1t is
reported there was hard fighting, with
many casualties on both sides.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
ARRIVALS AT WALTER REED.
Maj. Rawlings Among Virginia
and Maryland Patients.

Virginia and Maryland soldiers -ad-
mitted to Walter Reed Hospital April
IA are announced as follows:
James e. Rawlings. major. Medical
Corps; mother, Mrs. r. v. Rawlings.
Fredericksburg, Va
Saunders Wright. drst lieutenant
en- gineers: uncle. Saunders Hobson
Ernest Gortner. private. Co. B.
325th Infantry: father. P. P. Gortner
Oakland, Md.
Eddie ]. Bailey. corporal. Co. b
117th Infantry: father. J. w. Bailey
r. F.. d. No. /, Dumbarton. Va
Lawrence A. Broderick. private
machine gunner, 314th Infantry; wife
Mrs. l.. A. Broderick. Cumberland, Nd
Ulysses White. private, Co. X
s17th Infantry; father. Mr.. White
! Whitewood. Va
Joe Dzlniek. private. Co. D. 10th
| infantry; mother. Mrs. s. Dzlinek
K. S1Sth infantry: mother. Mrs. Mary
Hail. Virginia City. Va.
Avis e. wnbourn, private. first
class. GO H,~3sth Infantry; father, F.
q. Wilbourn. -Ns,oon, Va
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Lvceum.

Next weeks offering at the Lyceum
Theater will he THE Mischief Max
ers." a production of +. W. GerhardY.
and one of the best on the American
burlesuue circuit.
Joe Freed and Mabel Clark head the
cast of forty Rena Nivenne is the
prima donna. Others are Joe Wilton
George Hart and Mabel Lea. Miss
Clark offers a series of novelty dances
The show has three acts and fVe
scenes of comedy situations and eiab-
orately staged scenes. Its title is The
Whirl of Folly" chorus of eighteen
pretty girls will he seen i'll fifteen
song numbers and ensembles.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Willyum.

l haven't heard of kronpinz
Willy dor long, long weary
weeks: no doubt he's sitting, sad
and silly. with tears upon his
cheeks, and thinking OF the days
departed. when he was blithe
and buoyant hearted. and when
he danced and Choo-choo-cartcd
with other dizzy freaks. I'm
glad there seems no disposition
to push him to the front. to use
his punk. forlorn condition, as
theme for movie stunt: no lee
ture bureaus seem to want HIM
and no chatuaquaS wildly fiaunt
him: nor do the sideshoW mag
mates haunt him. with offers OF
much blunt. No manager viii
bring him hither, to make 4
goodlv pile: we're all inclined
to let him wither, on his damp
misty isle; and if the sea should
overflow him, or if rampant
wind should blow him so fiat his
father wouldn't know him. we
still shall sing and smile. BY al
the busy world forgotten. he
walks beside the sea. and doubt
less thinks his fate is rotten. ant
doubtless sighs, "Oh. chez :
Imprisoned is the restless rover
his limelight days are done anc
over; he cuts no grass. puts III
no clover; It's well. as you'll
agree. WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Levitzki Recital Sunday.

Mischa Levitxki, the young Russian
pianist. will be heard in recital al the
Belasco Theater Sunday afternoon at
3:30 o'clock. Although an American.
Americans. he was born in Russia.
and was little known to the people
on this side the Atlantic until after
the outbreak of the war in Europe.
He had been studying with the cele-
brated masters of the continent since
he was eleven years old. and scarcely
had he landed in this country until
series of New York engagements was
arranged for him. and New York
critics were lavish in their praise of
his art.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
POPE MAKES GIFT TO &C.
Presenting Reproduction of Soon
ception," Made in the Vatican,

ROME. April IS (by the Associated
Press)-Pope Benedict has sent an
autograph letter to Cardinal Glib
bons, addressed to the entire Ameri-
can Catholic clergy, in which the
pontifr also announces that he Is
presenting to the shrine at the Cath
Ollie University in Washing gton, d c.,
q reproduction of Murillo's "Concep-
tion," made in the mosaic factory In
the Vatican
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Money Lent to Farmers in March

During March s15,94S,0o0 was lent
TO 1910 farmers by the federal
land hanks on longtime first mort
cages. according to the monthly
statement of the Farm Loan Board.
The Federal Land Bank of Omaha
leads in amount of loans closed, sf.-
565. n00. with the Federal Land Bank
of st. Paul running second in amount.
81 .$93. 000
ON April ! the the total amount of
mortgage loans closed since the es-
Ia tablishment OF the federal land banks
WAS Sl9S. .6o?, 600 with 19.949 borrow
ers. Altogether fN5.S42 have applied
for loans under this system. sggr.-
eating $492. o6s,733.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
George Arliss in Two Plays.

The distinguished player, George
Arliss. will present double bill, "A
Well Remembered Voice" and The
Mollusk,' at the National Theater
next week, starting Monday evening.
IT is said his artistry in these two
plays is unusually delightful.
"A Well Remembered Voice is the
latest bit of dramatic writing by Sir
James NJ. Barrie, in one act. in which
Mr.. Arliss portrays the father OF IA
soldier boy who has given his life for
This country. Only the whimsical, fan
tastic genius of Barrie could give the
voice of the dead as heard in this
playlet-the voice of A young soldier
talking to his dear old dad and con-
juring him not to mourn, but to he
bright and cheerful in order to help
those who live their lives in new
sphere. In sharp contradistinction is
the play by Hubert Henry Davies-a
three-act comedy, in which Mr. Arliss
plays the part of an Englishman who
has become thoroughly Americanized
and returns home full of Yankee
pep" George G. Tyler presents Mr..
Arliss, supported by cast that in
cludes Elsie Mackay, Viva Birkett.
Mrs. Arliss, Philip Merrivale, Harry
Maitland and George Wright. jr.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Carolina.

Sunday. Lima Cavileri, in Two
Brides: Monday, Norma Talmadge,
in THE Probation Wife: Tuesday.
Enid Bennett in Happy Though Mar
ried"; Wednesday. John Barrymore. in
Are You Married?": Thursday. Nazi-
nova, in IAN Eye For an Eye; Fri
day Vivian Martin. in Never Saw
Such a Girl; Saturday. THE Turn In
the Road"
Evening star., 1919-04-16
PHOTOPLAYS NEXT WEEK.
American.

Sunday Pauline Frederick. in
Sold; Monday, June Elvidge, in Ihe
Love Defender" also Houdini. in The
Master Mystery: Tuesday. Rex Beach
production. in "The Brand; Wednes-
day, Mary Pickford, in Rags :;
Thursday. Henry B. Walthall. in
False Faces: Friday. Margaret
Clark in Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage
Patch; Saturday. Charles Ray. In
THE Girl Dodger."
Evening star., 1919-04-16
"The Rebellious Bride a."

Next week at Moore's Garden. from
Sunday through Wednesday, the first
Washington showing will he given of
1.-The Rebellious Bride" picturing Peggy
Hyland in the central role. From Thurs
day the co-stars. Albert Ray and Elinor
Fair. will he pictured in Married in
Haste" one of the cleverest comedy
dramas of this year. Shorter film fea-
lures and special orchestral accompani-
ment will be added attractions.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Avenue Grand.

Sunday. Madge Kennedy. in 'Daugh-
ter of Mine; Monday. Alice Brady, in
Marie Ltd: Tuesday. Wallace Reid.
in alias Mike Moran; Wednesday,
Billy Burke. in Good Gracious. Anna
BELLE: Thursday. Lila Lee. in Puppy
Love-: Friday, Kitty Gordon, in The
Scar" Saturday. Earle Williams. in
"A Gentleman of Quality"
Evening star., 1919-04-16
The Crowded Hour.

Next week, beginning Sunday. AT
the Belasco Theater Selwyn & Co
will present The Crowded Hour"
comedy drama. The company coming
here appeared at Woods Theater, Chi
cago and the Selwyn Park Square
Theater, Boston, in long runs.
Four acts cover dance of the
Sixty Club at the Ritz. New York: a
village over there" and the living
room of Grandmere Buvaise's home.
The story concerns Peggy Lawrence,
an eX-chorus girl, frivolous and
pretty, who has scorched her wings
in the flame Of love and infatuation
for Billy Laidlaw, a married man.
The fact that the greatest thing in life
is service finally penetrates the girls
brain and she performs a sublime act
of remuneration.
large company includes Allen
Dinehart. Florence Johns. William J.
keighley, Mary Bert, Jean Brae. Hale
Norcross, George Lesoir, Eugenie
Nau. Andre Chotin. Emile J. De Var
ney. Emile Chipolion and Simone
Cochet.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Zone Week of Life"

From Sunday to Wednesday inclu-
sive. at Crandall's Metropolitan, first
showings will he given of zone Week
of Life" starring Pauline Frederick.
The last half of the week Mabel Nor
mand will be pictured in The Pest"
"One Week of Life" will be shown
Sunday and Monday at the Knicker-
booker, where. also. Marguerite Clark
will be pictured in Three Men and a
Girl; Tuesday and Wednesday. Mabel
Normand, in The Pest: Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Mollie King. in
"SuSnenSe"
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Savoy.

Sunday, Billy Burke. in Good Gra-
cious. Annabeile"; Monday. The Turn
in the Road: Tuesday, Madge Ken
nedy, in Daughter of Mine: Wednes
day. Alice Brady. in Marie, Ltd;
Thursday. Kitty Gordon. in The
Scar: Friday. Wallace REID. in "Alias
Mike Moran: Saturday, Lila Lee. in
Puppy Love"
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. Wallace Reid.
in Alias Mike Moran: Tuesday. June
Elvidge. in "The Love Defender" 4:
Wednesday. Madge Kennedy, in
"Daughter of Mine; Thursday, Alice
Brady. in Marie, Ltd: Friday. Lila
Lee. in Puppy Love-: Saturday.
Billy Burke. in Good Gracious, Anna
BELLE
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Communists in Control.

BERLIN. April l. via Copcn-
hagenl.-Munich again is completely
in the hands of the communists. ac-
cording to the Tagehlatt. but troops
loyal to the government have received
reinforcementS and are using artli-
lery against the communist strong
hold, in the central railway station.
Street fighting in the Bavarian cap
ital is increasing Many civilians
have been killed or wounded.
Reinforcements for the loyal troops
are being hurried to Munich from
various parts of Bavaria.
The battle in Munich for the CEN
trail railway station ended in the COM
plete defeat of the government troops
according to Nuremburg adNlces.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
The Unchastened Woman

Beginning Sunday at the Criterion
Theater Grace Valentine Will be pic
tured in Oliver Morosco's film produc-
ton. THE Unchastened Woman" by
Louis X. Anspacher This is the first
time that Morosco star has ever ap-
peared in a Morosco play on the
screen. The cast. headed by Frank
Mills. includes Catherine Tower, Vic
tor Sutherland. Mildred Manning.
Edna Hunter, Adelaide Barker and
Mike Donlin.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
"Virtuous Men"

Next week will be marked at Moore S
Rialto by the first presentation in
America Of what is described as "the
great melodrama Of the year. "Virtu-
Gus Men, starring E. X. Lincoln. Grace
Darling and a mammoth supporting cast
with 5000 people working N some Of
the scenes. This picture is ,aid to pos
sess scenic beauties and settings rarely
found in a screen production. and un-
folds a story of power. quick action and
tense suspense. Massive interior sets
Evening star., 1919-04-16
B. F. Keith's.

Next week at b. F. keith's Theater
Alan Brooks and company will pre-
sent Dollars and Sense; Ernestine
Myers and Paisley Noon will give
their spectacular dance fantasy; Artie
Mehlinger, the singer, and George w.
Meyer. the composer, will offer a mu-
sical melange; Frances Nordstrom
and William Pinkham will play The
Memory Book; Sailor" Reilly will
spin his fo'cas'le yarns and foredeck
ditties, and others will be Mignon, a
dainty mimic; Gallagher and Rolley,
in The Battle of Whatstheuse," and
Lou Holtz. pas joy boy" with the
features.
Sunday at and SIS pm. the bill
will present Marie Nordstrom, the
L. s. Jazz Band, William Gaxton and
company and all this weeks attrac-
tons.
Evening star., 1919-04-16

and ensembles fill the eye with magnifi-
cent decora tions and beautifully gowned
women. The management considers
"Nirtuous Men its greatest Offering to
date. The added feature will he the last
installment of DIR. Sugden's Alaska cam
era studies in color. 'The Birth of an
iceberg, with the usual supplementary
short subjects and musical setting.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Revere.

Sunday. William :. Hart. in Breed
of Men; Monday. Charles Ray. in
The Girl Dodger"; Tuesday. Dorothy
Gish. in Boots: Wednesday. Alice
Brady. in THE Death Dance: Thurs
day. Mary Pickford. in The Dawn of
Tomorrow: Friday. Kitty Gordon,
in The Jnveiling Hand and Satur-
day. Jack Sheriff. and Mabel Withee.
in "Once to Every Man.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Crandall's.

Sunday and Monday. William s
Hart. in The Poppy Girls Husband; !;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Grace Dar-
mond, in What. Every Woman
Wants; Thursday and Friday. Mar
guerite Clark. in Three Men and a
Girl; Saturday. Mae March. in Spot
light Sadie"
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Truxton.

Sunday Constance Talmadge. ir
"Who Cares?" Monday. Viola Dana
in The Gold Cure: Tuesday. Carme
Meyers in who Will Marry Me-
Wednesday. Julia Arthur. in The
Cavell Case: Thursday. Monroe Sails
bury. in "Millionaire Pirate: Friday
MAY Allison, in THE Testing of Mil
dred Vane.' and Saturday, NaZimoNa
in "Reyelation
Evening star., 1919-04-16
"Nightie Night. :"

laugh every minute is promised
in ''Nightie Night" new farce by
Martha NJ Stanley and Adelaide Mat
thews. which is to be presented by
Adolph klauber at the Shubert- Gar
rick Theater next week. beginning
Sunday evening. The cast will in
clude Jessie Busley, who has many
New York comedy successes to her
credit as we'll as that of being a
headliner in vaudeville; Francis
Byrne, Malcolm Duncan, Marie Cham
bers. lone Bright, Burford Hampton.
Suzanne Morgan, Edward NJ. Dresser
and Stanley Stanton.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
"The Cry of the Weak"

At Moore's Strand Sunday and
through Wednesday, Fannie Ward will
be pictured in Ouida Bergere's great
story. The Cry of the Weak" The
last three days of next week Alma Ru-
bens will be the pictured star in the
1000 prize story, Diane of the Green
Van"
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Creased Lightning"

The first four days of next week. be
ginning Sunday. Charles Ray will be the
featured star at Loews Columbia in
Creased Lightning" with an attrac active
list of short-reel supplemental subjects
which now distinguish all Loew's Co
lumbia programs.
Evening star., 1919-04-16

Eye: Wednesday, Vivian Martin. in
Never Saw Such a Girf': Thursday.
The Turn in the Road: Friday. Mar
guerite Clark. in Mrs. Wiggs of the
Cabbage Patch" and Saturday. Con-
stance Talmadge, in Experimental
Marriage"
Evening star., 1919-04-16
"Sunshine.' >

Sunshine" new musical comedy,
comes to Polls Sunday night 1t has
so impressed the Messrs. Shubert that
they have offered the producers
Shaw & Johnstone, a Broadway the
ater after the play has appeared here.
The final rehearsals, at which few
prominent managers were present,
are said to have labeled Sunshine"
real success.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Circle.

Sunday, Norma Talmadge. in The
Pro ba ton Wife: Monday. Ethel Clay
ton. in maggie Pepper; Tuesday.
Shirley Mason. in The Winning Girl:
Wednesday. Carlyle Blackwell and
EVELYN Greeley, in Hit or Miss" ::
Thursday, Theda Bara. in when Men
Desire: Friday. Constance Tall
madee, in "Experime Marriage;
Saturday, Pauline Frederick. In paid
in Full
Evening star., 1919-04-16
Woman Elected Police Chief.

FARGO. n D.. April 16.-Mrs. F. H.
Wilder has been elected commissioner
of police. She will have complete di-
rection of the department. Mrs. Wilder
has been prominent in suffrage and
W. c. T. L. circles.
Evening star., 1919-04-16
'"Capt. Kidd. Jr,"

The super-attra ction for Easter week
beginning Sunday. at Loews Palace will
| picture Mary Pickford in her new photo
! play. Capt. Kidd. jr.'' The production.
| it is announced. represents Miss Pick
| ford's highest cinema achievement and
! will be shown the entire week