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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-11
PAYS. DEBT OF NATURE

Amos r. Fisher, who had long been
regarded as the oldest resident of
Alexandria, passed away this morn
ing at his home on Prince street. He
was 90 years old. Mr.. Fisher was
not a native Of this city, but had re-
sided here since early manhood and
followed the fortunes and disappoint-
ments of his adopted city during
nearly four score years.
He was the last survivor of the
.Alexandrian who left here in 1917 for
Mexico when war between that coun-
try and the United States was de
clared. Although burdened by years,
MIR. Fisher continued to be a we'll
kncwn figure up to a few years ago.
he often appearing on our streets.
On the Both Of. April, lS47. the mus
ter roll of the Alexandria company
contained the following names:
Montgomery D. Corse. Captain; Tur-
her W .Ashby, lst Lieutenant. resign
cd February -, 1913, and Sergeant
w. !. Higdon was elected to fill the
vacancy; BENZ q. Waters. I'd Lieut.
tenant, died in Mexico April -, 1S41:
James S. Douslas ID Lieutenant;
John H. Higd1n, Orderly Sergeant
promoted to 1st Lieutenant on resi&-
nation of Lieutenant hShby; William
J. Minor, Sergeant, promoted q
lieutenant April 10, 1877; Jchn 7.
Young and William jenkins, Seq
eants; Charles F. Force, Silas Moore,
Benedict j. ,Fcnwick and Washington
Mormon, Corporals: Joseph ".
Forde, Fifer. and VIM. II. Mangle,
Drummer. Privates, &. {. Ashton,
John Acton. John w Bangs, Chas. \.
Baker, John C. Belt, John Brooks,
&ohn Brown, VIM. P. Bioxham. ,Nc!!.
Bramlctt Jas. ". Brown, Thompson
NJ. Chichester, Henry Caddis, John +.
Garter, Noah Carney, Hampton Carr.
C,has. Fl. Cawood, Thos. l.. Coppcdgr,
Jas. Compton, L. d. Carpenter, VIZ.
Eoyle, John S. Dulany, Benjamin
Dorsey, Robert Ferguson. Amos :.
Fisher, Joseph S. Farows, JJhn
lclts, Jas. Fl. Fowler, Thomas F"-
gan, Isaiah Fisher. John +. Good
rich, Jesse c. Green. Henry Gordon,
Jacob Howard. William Hall, L. +.
Hunter, John X. Hcan;ger, Frederick
Hoffman, John T. Jones, E!char.:
Jones, John Lofts, John kcilho!tz.
William Maxwell, Robert Mullen.
Charles Mullen. Albert }. Minor.
Michael Moorlick, G>orge \. Moody.
Robert Mitchell. Peter Martin. DAME!
Murphy, Robert Matthews, Douga!d
McPhail. VIM. " Owens, Albert ".
OrriScn. John +. poston. Michael
Eeinhart. Daniel Reisinger, Thomas
Self, Andrew Sullivan, George K.
Snyder. Benjamin Swan. James
L. Stephenson, Elias Shaw.
John Tridlc. Villain Thompson,
James K. Variant. Philip White,
John Weeks. and Covin@ton .. West.
Mr.. Fisher had FOR many years
been the only survivor Of this gallant
band William Phillips, who died in
September, 1917, was member Of
the band which escorted the Alcxan-
drians rs far as Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-11
WOMAN DIRECTS BANDITS
Tells ;Ien Which Handbag TO Take
When Rene is Thrown
Around

DARBY, Pa. March 1l.-Mrs. Ellen
Carson. an aged resident OF Eaily
read. Ycadon, and her tow daughters.
Misses Mary and Henrietta. were The
victims ., i hold-up perpetrated -
TWO men aid j woman, near the cor.
ncr OF Twelfth and Main streets
Darby. about l o'clock Friday morE-
:n-. They had missed the last car 70
Icador and were walking home,
wi!en, at secluded spot. q rope was
thrown around all three of them and
they were dragged 20 the ground.
One ot the men at first tried to
take :: small handbag thqt Mrs. Car.
son was carrying, ut was told by h;
woman companion who seemed to
BE- a, directing spirit Of the trio.
that he had the VI 3ng o:e. Then he
wrcsted from Mrs. Carson 4 larger
bag that contained $50, jewe!ry
worth $50 and two pension checks
made out in Mrs. Carson,s favor ana
Endorsed by her daughters. SO for
cihly did the thug take the bag that
the handle was broken off. rcmain!n;
in the grasp Of Mrs. Carson.
The thYce victims screamed for
help. bat the bandits worked quick
II and had escaped in the darkness
before q policeman arrived, released
the women and escorted them home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-11
KILLS SELF WITH SHOTGUN

Queen .anuc's Farmer Used Yard
stick to Pu!! Trigger.
Ccntrcvile. Md, March 1l.-Plac
inr the nluzzle OF l2-gaugc, single
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Ia S$o-s ef Greater S..r .ies'
o sewing so,. q. l..
Dainty ljnderEnusIins

1 Garments which women are con-
s.antly crowding around ar
i tables tc see. All are exceptional
\ ialucs.
Envelope Chemises, made of good
! quality crepe de chine, with lace
yckcs finished with ribbon
! straps over shoulders. In flesh
only. Special at S1.98.
Envelope Chemises, with yokcs
| made of wide insertion Of lace
back and front finished with
ribbon straps ever shoulders. At
\ $1.25.\
| Corset Covers, made CT fine quality
nainsook, with yokes prcttily.
trimmed with dainty laces. spe-
! cial at 7Gc.
/ White Pett:ceats, made Of fnei
cambria. with embroidery and
!; lace trimmed ruEas. At S2.95.
| Philippine Night Robes, made Of,
good quality nainsook, hand.
sewn and hand embroidered. Va,
7! lues to $500. At $3.50.
Philippine Night Robes, made of
fine quality nains,ok. with hand
embroidered yokes trimmed with
| Val. lace inserts. At $3.25.
Philippine Envelope Chemiscs,H
made of fire main ooI;. hanI
sewn and hand embroidered at4
S2.95.
Third fIoor-Lansburgh & Bro. i
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LN%V AND FOUND

LGST-Saturday. March s, on Cam
crCn street, between Pitt and CO.
lumbus. or or the 500 a. IN. cleo
trio car to Washington, ladies
round pearl pin. Finder please re-
turn to Gazette Office and receive
reward.
.,.-2t.
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POSITION WANTED

Position Wanted-IoUng White m@u
would like position as chauffeur for
firm or private family. Can ron
any make Of car. references. Ad-
dress, Box 10 care 81 Gazette Office.
9-3t.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

have some furnished apartments
Tor immediate occupancy. House
keeping permitted. R. S. Roberts,
Real Estate Operator and Social
Promoter, sos South Pitt Street.
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FOR RENT

Garage For Rent-Garage for rent,
Apply to D. E. Bayliss, pa North
Royal street. o3-ot
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APARTMENT FOR RENT

FOR RENT-A bachelor apartment.
Centrally located. Apply sos Queen
g. street.
59-1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-03-11

Losr-On Sunday a High School pin
shape of triangle. A. II. 5. ct with
blue background. Date November
Is at bottom. Finder please return
to Ia North Payne street. Colt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Mscellaneous-Will some good per-
son who would like to adopt lit
tie boy seven months old CORES
pond with Mrs. Hall. Theological
Seminary, Alexandria, Va, Box s.
57-4t.
Pruning. trimming and garden work
done BY H. f. Gooachild. I'LL
nronoco street. Phone $50 ".
Colt
clothing for rumnlaec.
The Salvation Army will cal! for
clottirg and old papers. Address
212 South Washirgtn street. Phone
80. COST.
Il
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Scvcn room house, bath
and electric lights: garage in
back. Apply at 300 North Patrick
street.
5S-3t.
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HOUSE WANTED

WANT-To rent six or eight room
house. Address J. N. o., care OF
Gazette Office.
5o-2t.
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WANTED-Young lady with know
ledge Of bookkeeping and typcwrit-
ing. Apply at Monticello Cafe, 8o'
King street.
x -
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HELP WANTED

Help Wantcd-Wanted Col0red Cir
to do general house work home APP
ply at 200 Duke street. DIT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
MISSION
THREE \ GORDON"
,rsthet


Three X Gordon J. Warren KsrriEan
Three Y Gordon" l. from the pen
Of Kenneth y. Clarke J Warren
KerriEan plays the role OF the young
New Yorker who has too much
money and too many names Harold
G hester Winthrop Gordon. lie
crosses out the first three and serves
notice he shall be known as Three X
Gordon. Ills father refuses 20 pro
vide any more cash. hts club asks for
his resignation. and he IL refused adj
mission 20 call on the only girl "
He then goes West To Beeville. lit
tie New Jersey town. where. with
two other young fellows OF hts own
gang. he gets JOB on farm. They
don't like the work at FIRST. but
finally decide 20 start a farm for the
reformation Of drunken millionaire
youths Then comes the war. and
the whole gang. including Three Y
Gordon and the youths he has re-
claimed. present themselves to the
recruiting officer who had turned
Them down a few weeks before. They
are accepted. and. Of course. Gordon
is taken back By his home. club and
the girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
METROPOLITAN
THE SHEPHERD or THE
HILLS"


The second and last big week OF
Harold Bell wright's famous story
Of the Ozark mountains. THE Shcp-
herd OF the Hills" starts today At
the Metropolitan theatre.
The Introduction Of this most pop
uiar American novel into the world
Of motion pictures il causing n sen
sation. in n field where the ability
TO produce the best has long ago been
high. The film was directed by Hnr-
old Bell Wright. It's author. person.
ally.
AZ n novel and n play the work IL
known 10 countless millions. and with
the aid OF the camera Wright has
visuaiized his great mind pictures as
no mere words could ever do. All
familiar with the hook-who have
seen the beloved character on the
stage can readily understand how
these real flesh and blood people I'M
der the wizardry OF the camera and
the great Imaginative genius Of their
author should make n picture drama
OF absorbing interest.
a large special orchestra furnishes
appropriate music to accompany the
picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
LIBERTY
THE CAREER or KATHERINE
nj Su"
ttii->tar Feature,


The perturbation OF Elinor Glyn'-
novel The Career % Katherine
Bush" which opens az the Liberty
this week with an aii.star east. -
said 10 be one % the greatest fca.
lures OF the year. Katherine Bush.
member Of plain. unrefined. middle
class English family. becomes typist
for n money lender and meets Lord
Aigernon-Fitz Rufus. a dashing man
about town. she studies the ways OF
gentlemen. learns the manners OF so
ciety. and then refuses 10 marry
him. She maps out brilliant career
for herself. she becomes secretary
20 Lady Sarah Garrihardinc. breaks
into society and finally meets the
Duke OF Mordryn. The duke shows
great interest In her. follows her.
finally learns that she Is only a sec
rotary and not the great society lady
he thought. lie proposes. but she
turns him down. declaring their mar
rage would be disastrous. lie per-
sists. and even her confession OF her
connections with Lord Aigcrnon do
not influence him. She finally gives
her consent and they are married.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06

Q--How ala Tom Mix learn how
to handle n gun like Bin Hartg
A-Tom Nix Is a real cowboy ana
has handled n gun all his life.
Q-fs William Russell working on
a new pictureg What ia ~
Ale Ia working on new play
Sacred Silence
q Has Pearl white deserted the
serial ficidg what IL she doing now
A--Ycs She IL now screening
The Tigers Cub" an Alaskan
play.
q Who wrote "Checksrs7''
A--IIenry ~ Blossom. II was
filmed by William Fox.
Q--who f. writing scenarios for
Norma Talmadge now
A.~-Mary Murillo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
CLEMNfER
"HE.aRTSEiSI.''
ll.oldkNynI

srfc Temps. s...-....s..s.- Tom Moore
Lady Ssvtlis- s......... Rosemary TnehY
sftra Eefnpis. .ssss.s+.s harv warren
Lord Neville ss.Air- ~ franFia
Tom Moore is a young composer
who has written an opera. In
''Heartsease. !" at the Ciemmer. lie is
also rough and ready fighter who
punches a gang Of scaundreis who
steal his newly written opera. Tom
trains az the beach specially for this
battle. and he puts II over In fine
style much TO the chagrin OF the VI.
lains.
The application Of tho relationship
between music and nerves u shown
W n n the young hero. temporarily
bereft Of memory because Of injuries
inflicted by the villains. RECEIVERS his
senses under the influence Of sweet
music. Tom Moore's acting In these
scenes II excellent. This picture has
met with widespread approval and II
Is expected 10 find favor in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
s
REX
THE UNPARDONABLE SIN"
funr-hnlI Neifnny

Alice Parcot Co..
Dimny Parcot ..''..'-'' hlahoh" 7"'''
stephen Parcot. s.......... Edwin Stevens
Mrs Parc0t ..........-s.... Mary Alden
THE objectionable SIM" starting
today at the Rex theatre. was writ
ten by Major Rupert Hughes. 1t
tells the story OF an American girl
and her mother, caught In Belgium
when the Huns oyer.ran the country.
They take refuge in "a convent, but
the Huns attack all. A sister Of the
girl receives letter from her
mother telling Of the disgrace. She
Is taken IN. is soothed back 10 life
by a medical student, who later goes
10 Belgium with the Hoover relief
commission He marriea her 30 that
she can get her passport 10 so search
for her mother and sister. Tho sister
Is found-dead. An American boy
scout and n little Belgium lad are
stars. Tho Prussian who attacked
the sister follows the girl. but they
all outwlt him, and after n thrilling
series OF scenes escape 20 Holland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
777777777777777777777777 - =
COLONIAL
THE OTHER MANS WIFE"
independently

The Other Man. ..s...... Stuart Holmes
The other Mans wife Ellen Cassidy
"The other Mans WIFE," starring
Stuart Holmes and Ellen Cassidy at
the Colonial Is n play with moral.
II deals with the spoiled young wife
who had too much money, too much
leisure. too many admirers. and too
much vanity She thinks she loves n
man who gives his time and his life
10 the silly patter of socalled society.
Her husband. the real man, learns of
her foollshness In time TO put an end
to II in a manner that shows her the
hollowness and insanity Of the career
upon which she was about to en-
bark. This is "A drama of selfshness
and unselfishness, n story OF I'M
happy married life. a story OF mis-
takes and final UNDERSTANDINGS that
sweep the clouds away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
CLASS A
THE FAIR PRETENDER"
0.oItINyuD

Sylvia Maynard. .hadEo Kennedy
Don Meredith ..............., Tom Moore
Harcourt ...........s.,+. .ttobHrt walker
Ramon Gonzales. Paul DOucet
Capt. Milton Brown. Wilmer waiter
In 1.-THE Fair pretender" at the
Class a. Madgc Kennedy IL the typist
who poses as the widow whose hus-
band was killed In action. She ac-
cepts Don Meredith. who Is himself
somewhat OF a fraud. nj the home he
is visiting. Then comes Capt Brown.
who has not died al all. and who is
not the husband Of the little sup
posed widow. Mndge thinks she is
Up against II. She runs away. meets
another guest who has stolen valua-
bic government papers. She takes
the papers from him and returns to
her shabby boarding house, where he
follows her. Then Capt. Brown fol
lows her. and all ends happily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
Picture h{ter

Monroe Salisbury loves 10 drop
quietly into the meetings OF queer
religious scots and listen TO the re.
marks OF the congregation and ora
tor.
Frank Hardwood. the well known
young Australian actor. who toured
the Far Fast with Cyril Maude. has
been engaged BY Universal to sup.
port Marie waicamp In her two.
reel western m.lodrama. the spur
and Saddle" series Tempest Cody's
Expose" II the title Of the first pic.
turc In which he viii appear
A year ago Charlotte Merriam
was san Francisco high school
girl Today she IL leading woman
with Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran.
UnivcrHaia stellar funmakcrs. sup
planting Mildred Moore. who IL now
to be oo-s,arred in western produc
tons with "iIoot" Gibson.
Gladys Brockweli now In busy NJ
the Fox studios In "A strong dramatic
story entitled Thieves" which II
said TO present the most faithful
picture Of life in tho underworld yet
seen with Miss Rockwell ms the
star. This Is n pretty large prom
lsc for those who have seen her in
Pitfalls OF a Big city"
Following the completion OF his
first Victory picture. Sacred ST
icnce." william Russell. tho latest
acquisition among Fox stars, will
be directed by Emmett J. Flynn In
graphic thrilling tale OF the west
orn plains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
OLGA PETR0VA BREAKS
INTO ANOTHER. MOVIE

Madame Olga Petrova appears in
scene OF "The Night OF the Dub
an Ernest Truck comedy film. made
by Amcdee ]. Van Beuren. While
the Truck players were shooting
scenes at the Great Neck. L. l.
railroad station, Madame Petroya
walked past the camera TO board =
train as naturally as IL she were
playing in one OF her own feature
plays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
ALICE JOYCE NEARLY
THRU NEW PLAY

Alice Joyce ia soon TO take n we'll
merited vacation. She has practic.
ally completed ''rho winchester
Woman" which Will be her next
Vitagraph release. and there re
mains but a weeks work on The
Vengeance Of Durand" The latter
play. which was written by Rex
Beach, will follow "The Winchester
Woman" n was begun several
weeks ago. but work on Il WINS
stopped. for the time being. that
outside locations might be taken
for the other play while the foliage
was 10 be seen 10 the best ad.
vantage. The completion Of these
two features places Miss Joyce well
ahead Of her schedule and permits
well earned rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
COLISEUM
UPSTAIRS AND DOWN.
fseIzniek1

1uee ches,srson .......... Olive Thomas
a..I ~ hsere. .......... Robert Ellis
nftty ShsstsrHon ....... Mary charteson
ADN' NafeI's's.'s '.s...,. David Butier
Olive Thomas. in "Upstairs and
Down" at the Coliseum. plavs tho
part OF Alice Chesterson. cunning
little baby vamp" to whom alrta.
tons are the breath OF life. She
meets Terry O'Keefe. a handsome
Irishman from the ouId sod. and car.
ries on Irritation with him. much TO
the disgust Of Tom Carey, her fance
She pretends she In going IN N
house party, but instead goes 10 n
roof garden with Terry, where she "a
seen by friends. who tell Carey and
her family all about II. Then comes
Betty. her sister. who has been in.
5ured In an auto wreck. The family
carry her back to the wreck and Mo,
10 have Terry find her there. TIe
does. and u 10 "A case Of love at frs,
sight She promises to marry him
but Alice objects, declaring Terry has
wronged her, and Betty promises IN
force him 10 marry her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
ANTONIO MORENO AGAIN
PUTTING ON A THRILLER

NiinRraph's '-Perils of Thunder
Mountain" has been completed and
tho 10 chapters are ready for the
exhibitor. Antonio Moreno. the
hero OF the many daring and THRU.
ling situations with which this ser.
iai In rcple;c. has started East on a
weilearned vacation. the first trip
to the Atlantic coas, he has made
in long time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
LEAH BAIRD'S LATEST
SHOW MEANS CLOTHES

Leah Baird. star OF Augustus
Thomas AS a Man Thinks" and
THE Volcano" and who Is shortly
10 begin work on the noted drama.
lists big stage success. THE Cap.
itol." f. keeping her modiste busy
these days on an elaborate ward.
robe for the new Artco production.
Miss Balrd's role OF poor East
Side school teacher in The Vol
cano" did not permit of a splurge
in dress. but the emotional artistic
will make up for It In Tho Cap
itol."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
WILLIAM FARNUM WILL
PLAY "lF | WERE KING"

III ! Were King" Justin Huntley
McCarihy's beautiful poetic fantasy
is being filmed By william Fox as
n vehicle for William Farnum. who
now Il appearing turnout the coun.
Try In L Lloyd sheidon's powerful
story 81 love and finance. Wolves
~ tho night" In the Mccarthy
story Mr.. Farnum. 81 course. win
hnvc the role of vlllon. the vaRa.
bond poet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
STRAND
THE SPARK DIVINE"
NitagrnphD


Her Husband. ...... William Carlton. Jr.
Alice Joyce plays the part Of a
girl without a heart" in the new
show at the Strand. The Spark Di
vine" This Is one OF the greatest
yitagraph creations. The story Is
psychologically developed and IL an
ideal vehicle for Miss Joyce. william
Carlton. jr.. scores the hit OF his
screen career az Robert Jardlne. the
mine owner. who finally melts the
heart Of the heartless girl after much
striving. Eulalie Jensen IL seen as
the newly rich mother Of the hero.
inc. She plays the part with fine un.
derstanding. Frank Norcross enacts
the father, who also would sacrifice
his daughter for ambition and anu.
ence. Mary Carr makes wonder.
full appeal az the mother OF the hero.
The story OF The Spark Divine" was
was written by Alicia Ramsey, who
planned II specially for Alice Joyce.
This play shows the struggles, the
heart wearying and the final victory
of the man who marries the heartieas
girl with the hope that she will
learn Of love and her heart will melt.
His victory comes Unexpectedly after
remarkable series OF scenes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
PEGGY HYlAND'S NEW
ROLE THAT OF GYPSY

Peggy Hyland. one OF the screens
most beautiful and talented young
stars. II nearing completion OF
THE Merry-Go. Round" which. II is
said. gives her an enchanting role
Of the gypsy type. This picture
VIII be released this month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
HERE'S REAL COMEDY

Larry scmon. the comedian, IL ut
work on a new comedy. which has 20
do with government revenue officers.
secret service men. and-moonshin.
ing. scmon. formerly cartoonlst
on n New York Newspaper, continues
to Hynchronlze his work with pass.
ing events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06

c. Gardner Sullivan Is scheduled to
write the next Enid Bennett feature.
Miss Bennett recently completed a
six weeks vacation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06

She saw it all-the triumph she craved, the way
to attain it, and the price she would have to pay,
then calmly deliberately, she made her choice
"I'll do it!' and she plunged into the big, fierce
game for power and human hearts,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06

Let's 20 buy BoIdt's French mas.
Try. Uptown, 1flt Ri Ave: down
town. 9I3 20 Ave. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
rKoGR RAMS

Ci.FNNER=rsm Mecre In '1Iesrts-
ra<e"
tIukNrN--'-rhe Career Of kather-
Inc Hush"
CuItSlt Motive Thamas In Up
stairs and Down"
STRN> n--Aliee Isyee In The
SPARK Divine"
Cpio>INi--stuart ueimes In The
Other Man. Nffe."
kEN-Hianche sweet In The TN
parvionahie sin"
METROPOLITAN - usreid n~iI
Wr,xht- ''>he,h~rd Of the Hill-."
CLASS A--NsdEe kennesfy In The
Pair rretensier"
Mis>to>--J. w.rr~n kerrig.n In
THREE n Gordea."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-06
NEW DIRECTOR

Warren Washington has been en-
gagged to direct the next tworecl yer.
sion OF the o. Henry stories.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-26
ANTl-S0VlET
GOVERNMENT TO
Be RECOGNIZED
Council Of -Four Decided to
Make Recognition on
Conditions.

Paris. May 26.-The council Of
four has decided conditionally to rec
ognize the nti-Bolsheviki govern
ments Of Admiral Kolchak and Gen
eral Denikine, according to Reuters
agency here. The conditions for the
recognition are that regarding the
future of Russia, these governments