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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
EVADIO FL PROF.
De VALERA
Era eI bdar sinfeiner

LONDRES, Fe0rero i.-Estd ma
hama circul5 IN eSta capital con in
s~istcncia e. rum51 dc que aI Pro1c-
sor Eduardo de Valera. llder SIM
Fcincr. habia lo%rado csci'par del
lucar dopde Sc hallata internado por
Ias autoridades inglesas, pero iasta
ahora, tai version no ha podldo ser
confirmada.
FL Professor dc Valera fua pueSto
baic custodia en- Ia %r!mavera pa
saba. cuando el gobicrno hrltanlc"
interr6 i vsrios lidercs Sim felncrS,
alecando ouee staban en- c~onnlven-
cia con los a'emanes para llevar i
cabc nm movimionto contra 81 60
Siernc inrles. FL Professor de Valera
So hai!aba auu detenido cuando tue
eleyto como miembro del Parlamen-
to irlandGs. Ell Diciembre del ano
que ACADIA de pasar Y fu6 nombrado'
iuntamente con eli Baron Plunkett
= otro lider Fciner, delegado por IT.
iarda a la Conferercia de Paz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
No lie Pegue! Sonora
Su niiio esta bilioso
Y c%aIenturiento
Observe SUI lengua. ST esta sucIa,
limpie su pequeno estomaso,
81 higado V los inteStinoS

ell higado Y los lnteStihos
No pegue q los ninos enfermlzos.
Yea 81 tiene la lengua sucia, pues es-
to es un signo i~nequivoco de que su
peGueno est6mago. el higado y los IN
t~estinos, estan en- NAL estado.
Dele una cucnaraulta de "Jarabe de
H;cos de- California" cuando los yea
nalidos. calenturientos, resfriados,
con NAL de garganta, cuando no co
men. duermen o actuan dc manera
natural, cuando tengan dolor de es-
tonnage. indigestion o diarrea, Y en-
mas cuantas horas todos los desper-
dicios, bills ag-ias. y alimentos en-
fermentation, saldran de los intest'-
nos. V tendra listed q su nlno allegro
Y iuqueton de nuevo. Los ninos to-
man con gusto este inofenslvo La
xantc de Frutas'' V las madres pue-
den darlo sin miedo a los nlnos para
limpiar los intestinos.
Tengalo siempre a la mano, seno-
"a! Tn POGO administrator hoy evil
tara Ia enfermedad del nino manana,
nero obtcnsa ell genuine. Pida en- la
hotica INA botel!a dc "Jarabc dc Hi
pos de California;" con IA que van
direcciones para los bebes. ninos de
todas edades y para los adultos. Re-
cuerde que hay imitaciones que Sc
venden por 10 que es indispensable
que Sc fife que esta hecho por Ia "Ca,
lifornia Fig Syrup Co." Refuse
cualquier otro jarabe de higos que
lie ofrescan. SAdv)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
Ell ~EX-KROMPRINZ QUE
RE ~DIVORCIARSE
TAMBIEN

ZURICH. Sulza. Febrero al
ex-Principe Heredero &C A(emania,
Federico Guillcrmo. ha cnviado ms
truccioncs a sus ~abOgados en- Der
lin. para Que inicien en- Su nombre.
IN iuicio dc divorcIo contra su es-
nosa Ia Princesa Cecilia. segun
dice ell Muenchenor Isitung.
La noticia no ha cau>ado sensa-
ci6n aqui p1es SC sabe que deSde ha-
CO varios amos. cl e%-kromprinz y
SUI esposa no llevaban reaciones muy
cordiales. en- vista de la inclinac!on
que ell heredero del trono aieman
scntia hac;a Ell eterno femenino y que
cra causa DC constantcs reyertas
entire los imperiaies conyugues.
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~
BERLIN, Febrero 4.-Por haber
llegado a una transaction los revo-
lucionarios espartacistas Y ell 60
bierno de Berlin. pudo evitarse ell de-
rramamiento de sangre en- Ia cludad
de Bremen, donde unos Y otros ha-
bian hecho va prepartivos para Ia
lucha.
FL gobierno revolucionario de
Bremen manifesto cstar dispuesto =
renunciar e influir con los obreros
a que entregaran las arnas, 81 ell
gobierno de Berlin retiraba sus tro-
pas que habia reconcentrado para
atacar Ia ciudad.
Ell gobierno de Berlin, intenta
aislar a Weimar, ell asiento de la fu-
tura Asamblea Nacional, complete
monte de toda communication con G!
mundo exterior: Solamente aquellas
personals a las que Sc havan otorga-
do permisos e~speciales, podran en-
trar en- la ciuiad.
Segun Sc ha sabido, antes de que
los delegados a la Asamblea Ma
! cional. cue Sc reunira en- dicha clu-
dad de Weimar. empeZaran u lsegar
ALI. hubo una demonstration que tu-
vo todos los caracteres &c un movi-
miento espartacista.
Numerosas tropas han estado a
rribando a Ia ciudad, con ohJeto de
impedir cuolQuiera manifestation
hostil contra los mienbros de la A
samblea, habiendo sido %recibidos en-
la estacion del Ferrocarril. por Ell
Consejo de Soldadcs del Regimen
TO nnmero "a. Los oficiales que lie
| aaron primeramentc faero1 hesar-
mados como una MEDIA precautiva
del Consejo. pues temia que pudle-
ran aQuellos intentar ocupar ell
Quartet que ocupa el Regimiento de
| ~ouarnici6n ALI. Las tropas que lie
garon desp1es no fueron desarma-
| das. zero habiendo sido cncontrados
a~!gunos oficiales er n de los ca
fes de Ia ciudad. Sc rekusaron a
cntreear sus armas Y hubo neces'-
dad de que los soldados sc las qulta-
ran por Ia fuerZa.
Para evit4r estos medicines los
Comisionados del Pueblo ordenaroh
que Sc b~uscaran cuarte!es para las
tropas que habian llegIdo. pero ell
pueblo 10 cree gre puedan racer
muv buenas migas las nuevas tropas
con las que Sc hablaban ALI de guar
nicion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

,Es I'm hecho gue mis- mepdos de
curar sin medicinal son tan simpler
como electives Y absolutamente ge-;
nuinos. Sc ha probado, por inf
nidad de casos Que 20 he tratado,
que por medic de estos metodos sc,
ha climinado la causa de la enfcrn,e-
dad Y han restablccido su salud, e
tenares de personals que por amos
habian experimentado cuanto les a
biz sido possible sin ningun resultaao
Y despucS dc haber sido desanucla-
dog por eminentcs especia'istas' Id
d~istancia no es ningun 0bstacu-o,
pues he curado a muchas personals
que janas he conocido. Estas Perso-
mas estan may agradecidas y reco-
miendan mis metodos de curar SIN
medicina. Lea suS testimonies en-
la edicion semanaria de LA PREM
SA." Tengo en- mi poder miles de
estes testimonies y los cuales a
dare con gusto a toda persana gus
los Solicite.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
LIMA COMISION ITALIANA LEGO
A BUDAPEST.

TRIESTE, feb.et9 Una mislon
italiana lego hoy a Budapest con Ell
obietc de discutir con ell presidents
Karolvi Ia question de "a saiida al
mar que desea Huneria.
Sc dice cue Italia esta hasta anso-
60 de concederle dicha salida. a me-
nos de que Hungria Sc Il con los
chpco-eSlOvacos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
ALEMANIA NO ACEPTARA
UNA PAZ QUE LA
ANIQUILE
Tai declare a un periodlsta ell
iefe del gobierno, Ebert

BERLIN, Fcbrcro 4.-hi Primer
M;nistro del gobicrno de Berlin,
Federico Ebert. en- Il e~ntrevlsta
especial que coacedio hoy = TN re-
presentante de Ia preaSa, manifesto
oue cl convenio de Armistlclo cele-
bradc entire los aliados y Alemanla'
habia impuesto va sobre eSta terminus
mas pesadoS Y abrumadores que los
ecu Bismarck impusiera a Francia. y
agrego que el Gobierno aleman no
aceptaria una paz que la deJara AMI
nuilaGa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
LANSING FUE N0MBRADO
PRESIDENTE DE UNA
COMISION
Investigara la responsible
dad sobre Ia guerra pasada

PARIS. Febrero 4.-El Secretarlo
de EstaGo lei Gobicrno americana.
Mr. Robert 5. Lansing. fue "es!g-
nado Prcsidente de Ia Comision en-
cargada de Investigar Ia response
bilidad por cl desencadenamierto de
la guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
HUELGA De TRABAJADORES En-
LOS TRANVIAS SUBTE-
RRANEOS.

LONDRES. febrerc 4.-rcdoS Hs
empleados que traoajar en- los tran
Was subterranecs dc esta cludad Sc
d~eclararon en- hueiga hoy, causando
cl t~rastornO consiguieHte en- la VIDA
do ella.
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PARIS, Febrero LAS grandes
roteucias lograron que Checo-ESlo-
vaGuia Y Polonia, llegaron a un ARE
glc aver. con 10 cual Sc puSo fin a
las c~onferenciaS cue estaban cele-
5rdndose en- Ell PrinciPado de hesc-
per.
III pacto cue iue firmaGo en- csta
capital por los Delegates polacoS y
checos 4 la CoNfereEcia de PaZ,
por Ell Presidcnte Wilson, Y los pri-
meros Ministries LloyG-George, Gle
menceau Y Orlando, en- representa-
cion de Inglaterra, Francia. Esta-
dos Unidos e Italia, contiene entire
otraS cstipuiacioneS una que puede
corsiderarse como IN aviso para
todas las peguenas nacioneS que Sc
ran a1oderado de territories, de que
dcjeu las diSputas ~reiativas 4 los
Iim;tes q Ia decision del Gongrcso.
Los checos conrierca por ell pac-
20 dicho, eli poner N libertad a los
prisioneros polacos hechos en- Ia lu-
eha por In possession De Poschen. Una
ccmisiou miXta provisional. para ell
control dc csc distr;to. fuG enviHda
anochc Il Poschen para q"c practi-
que una Investigation ' fife final
mence Ia frontera eC Ia IONA dlSpu-
rada.
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dirijase a Ignscio z. Lozano, lis N
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio Texas.
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GRANDES
P~ROPORCIONES
LA HUELGA
Tn movimiento general
estaIIara en- LondreS
81 jueveS proximo
Ell gobierno hara uso de tro-
pas armadas para dominar
a los huelguistas en-
Belfast
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!. CURED b. the at CT October o. 1917.
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EVITO LA LUCIA
EN- LA CIUDAD
De BREMEN
Tuvieron I'm are glo los
rebeIdes espartacistas
y eI gobierno
Aquelios convinieron en- ren-
dirse 81 ell gobierno retira-
ba las fuerzas que
reconcentro

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.POLACOS Y CHECOS
LLEGARON VA A
UN ACUERDO
Los ~deIegados de Paris
firmaron un pacto de
mutuO COnVenIO
Tai pacto fue ratificado con
las firmas de Wilson, Lloyd
George, Orlando y
Clemenceau

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Prof. NJ. c. Martinez.
Poderose SGnddor.

1879 S. Spring St.
Los Angeles. Cal
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Columbia.

Charles Ray, the Thomas H. Ince
star, will be featured at Loew's Co.
lumbia Theater the first four days Of
this week in William Mcleod Raine's
tale Of the southwest. The Sherin's
Son. His role is that Of a south
west sherin's SON born with a tafnt
of fear in his blood. The subsequent
tale, on which episode after episode
Of tense action and thrilling scene
is built, devotes itself to the working
out of the story Of how this taint
was eliminated. Charles Ray is sup
ported by Seena Owen. as the heroine
of the tale. The feature will be sup
plemented by comedy and scenic
and orchestral attractions.
Thursday and the remainder Of this
week Elmo X. Lincoln will be fea-
tured in Fighting Through" as q
son of the Confederacy brought up to
look upon the flag of America as an
enemy ensign, but in his effort to
prove his bravery to the woman he
loves, he also comes to love the flag.
Evening star., 1919-03-30
PHOTOPLAYS NEXT WEEK.

PALACE-Dorothy Gish featured in
her newest Paramount production,
Poppy Polly" and John Barrymore in
The Test of Honor
COLUMBIA-Vivian Martin will be
featured in her newest picture, 1.-THE
Little Comrade," and Louise HUFF in
1.-THE Little Intruder
J METROPOLITAN" Ltd" a
photoplay Of New York nfe. featuring
Alice Brady. and Spotlight Sadie, "
featuring Mae Marsh.
STRAND Midnight Romance u
featuring Anita Stewart.
KNICKERBOcKER- Joyce in
Marie, Ltd; Fred Stone in Johnny,
Get Your Gun" Mae Marsh in Spot
light Sadie" and June Elvidge in THE
Love- e-Defender."
CRANDALL'S-J. Warren Kerrigan
in ''In the End OF the Came" Tom
Moore in "A Man and His Money" Fred
Stone in Johnny, Get Your Gun" and
Constance Talmadge in Experimental
Marriage"
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Rialto.

In The Courageous Coward the
chief photoplay at Moore's Rialto
Theater this week. Sessue Hayakawa
is pictured in the latest release of the
Haworth Pictures Corporation, as
young japanese reared in San Fran
cisco. who through the Vaccinations
Of an unscrupulous ward boss is
made to appear a coward in his
handling of a murder case involving
several of the policeman's henchmen.
His position is rendered particularly
unpleasant by his regard for Rel.
niece of Tangi, leading lawyer of
Chinatown. Tsuru Aoki has the role
of Rel. opposite her husband. and
Toyo Jujita assumes the role of
Tangi. George Hernandez is seen as
Big Bill Kirby.
The program will include a comedy,
the latest issue OF the News Pictorial
Topics of the Day. Chester-Outing
study in natural scenic beauty, and
Liszts Rhapsody. No. 2, as the fea-
ture number by Mr.. Breeskins
orchestra.
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Garden.

Wallace Reid will be the picture
star at Moore's Garden Theater the
first three days Of this week in
Paramounts production of "Alias
Mike Moran" a screen story of lad
who started out yellow and finished
true red, white and blue. A martial
background furnishes high lights for
the narrative that embodies salu-
tary lesson in patriotism. Wednes-
day and Thursday Carmel Myers will
be pictured in '"The Little White
Savage" and the last two days of
the week Harry Morey will be shown
in Fighting Destiny"
Short-reel features will also have
orchestral accompaniment.
Evening star., 1919-03-30
New Navy.

The New Navy will offer: Today,
Sessue Hayakawa. in Bonds OF Hon
Or; tomorrow. Taylor Holmes, in Its
a Bear; Tuesday. Francis Ford. in
The Craving; Wednesday and Thurs
day, Hearts of Humanity; Friday,
Margarita Fischer, in Molly Of the
FoHies"; Saturday. May Allison. in
Peggy Does Her Darndest."
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Crandau's

Anita Stewart and Earle Williams
are featured in Prom Headquarters"
to be shown at Crandall's today, to-
morrow and Tuesday. 1t is described
as "the greatest police story ever
written" Wednesday and Thursday,
THE Forfeit" featuring House Peters,
will be given its first local showings.
and The Probation Wife" will be
shown Friday and Saturday
Evening star., 1919-03-30

Outlook for Pietufes-Cheery news
comes from the press department of
the Famous Players-Lasky Corpora
tion.
The present spring aad summer, it is
said. promise to be the most active
from a productional standpoint that
the Pacific coast has experienced
since the industry grew into being on
the western slope. Particularly is
this evident at the west coast studios
of the Famous Players-Lasky Cor
poration, where it IS said the early
summer will see a great number of
companies engaged simultaneously in
The making OF new productions
Jesse l. Lasky. first yice-president
OF the organization. who recently re-
+, turned from New York. has already
) made number of announcements af-
( 1ecting both the eastern and western
'os n.w oontrac, ,nei1G,ng mi,s The tn. signing Of
10 which The Star has already called
attention.
The arrival of Capt, Robert War
wick, late OF Gen. Pershing's stafr.
70 play the leading role in William
Cilette's famous drama OF civil war
times Secret Service" is also an
nounced
Cecil B. De Mile will continue to
make his specials. He is just COM
pleting For Better. For Worse" by
Edgar Selwyn. Irene Castle. famous
dancer and film star. is to appear in
screen adaptation of Robert W:
: Chambers The Firing Line" 1t will
be filmed in the east however.
Peter Ibbetson," George Du Maui
; Tier's famous novel. will be filmed by
. the Famous Players Lasky Corpora
1ion. with John, Lionel and Ethel
Barrymore in the cast-an engage
ment quite unparalleled in film
circles. II brings together for the
flrst time in any dramatic production
the three Barrymores and also is to
be made in the east.
Mr.. Lasky has intimated that the
great success of the special offerings
has induced the company to plan for
at least twelve year instead of nine
The star series productions are
Bryant. Washburn. Ethel Clayton.
Wallace Reid. Lila Lee. Vivian Martin,
etc. number of fine vehiclas for these
stars have been secured. it Is said.
Thomas II. lnce. now housed in one
of the most spacious and modern
plants in the west. at Culver City,
is preparing to make a large number
ton. Charles Ray and Enid Bennett
and also a quantity of personally SUPER
rised specials with players Of fore
most quality. William s. Hart has
invaded the scenario field again and
his latest Aircraft picture. the work
of Lamber Hillyer and Mr.. Hart. is
THE Money Corral
1aurels with his Aircraft releases.
the latest. "The Girl Who Stayed at
Rome" introducing some new faces
EAAAAa3tngRzofs -O0Doe 031h
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Princess.

The Princess will offer today Elsie
Ferguson, in "The Partisan Wife; to-
morrow, Mary Pickford, in 1.-The
Dawn Of Tomorrow; Tuesday, Kitty
Gordon, in "Mandarin's Cold; We'd
nesday. John Barrymore. in Here
Comes the Bride; Thursday. Taylor
Holmes, in 'Tts Bear; Friday, "Ro-
nance of Happy Valley; Saturday,
Alice Brady, in THE World to Live
In
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Rich But Wild.

CECRETARY CARTER GLASS was
~ talking about a wild region where
oil had been struck.
"a tenderfoot from New York" he
said. visited the region to prospect
He put up at the Planters Arms. a
part wood and part canvas hotel. and
as his bed was being made, he said
to the landlord nervously:
~ trust this is a-er-a law-abid-
ing community"
1.-The landlord took a chew Of to-
bacco.
"'WaH. stranger he said, it's a
lynch law abi6in' community"
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Strand,

Fannie Ward will be pictured at
Moore's Strand Theater the first four
days Of this week in Common Clay"
Cleave Kinkaid's Harvard prize play.
one Of the most versatile and dra-
matte impersonations she. has con-
tributed to the silent drama.
Thursday and the remainder Of the
week Priscilla Dean will be pictured
in "A Silk-Lined Burglar" a filmed
melodrama based on one of the
Boston Blackie" stories. Novelty Of
plot is claimed as conspicuous fea-
ture.
Short-reel subjects also will be
shown to accompaniments by the
orchestra.
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Home.

The Home will show today Norma
Talmadge in THE Devils Needle;
tomorrow. Elsie Ferguson in "The
ford. in THE Dawn Of Tomorrow"
Wednesday, Kitty Gordon, in "Man-
darin's Cold: Thursday, John Barry
more, in Here Comes the Bride: Fri
day, Taylor Holmes, in IT'S a Bear:
Saturday, Romance of Happy Valley"
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Carolina.

The Carolina viii offer today Wallace
Reid. in THE Dub; tomorrow. Norma
'Talmadge, in 1.-THE Devils Needle"
ian Wife: Wednesday. Mary Pickford,
in 1.-The Dawn Of Tomorrow: Thursday,
Kitty Gordon, in ''Mandarin's Gold"
Friday. John Barrymore. in Here
Comes the Bride; Saturday, Taylor
Holmes. in ITS a Bear"
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Circle,

The Circle Theater program will be:
Today. Don't Change Your Husband;
tomorrow. Dorothy Dalton. in Hard
Boiled: Tuesday. Enid Bennett, In
Happy, Though Married; Wednes-
day. Louise Huff, in Crook Of
Dreams; Thursday. THE Brand; Fri
day, Alice Brady. in THE World to
Live In: Saturday. Marguerite Clark.
in Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch"
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Olympic.

The Olympic will show: Today and
tomorrow, Helen Ware and Thomas
Santschi. in The Garden Of Allah:
Tuesday, Alice Brady. in 1.-THE World
to Live IN; Wednesday. Enid Bennett,
in Happy. Though Married: also.
Houdini. in "The Master Mystery;
Change Your Husband; Friday
"william s. Hart. in "The Breed Of
Men,; Saturday. Kitty Gordon. in
1.-The Cnveiling Hand
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Lyric.

The Lyric Theater will offer today and
tomorrow Don't Change Your Hus-
band; today matinee only, Houdini, in
The Master Mystery second episode;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Anna Case, in
The Hidden Truth; Thursday, Billie
Rhodes, in THE Lamb and the Lion"
Friday. Charlie Chaplin. in two reels,
His Musical Sneeze" and IT'S Great to
Be Crazy; Saturday. William Desmond,
in ''The Prodigal Liar; matinee only,
Francis Ford, in ''The Silent Mystery"
tenth episode.
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Metropolitan.

The much discussed film. What
Every Woman Wants" is to have its
first local showing at crandalrs Met
ropolitan today and until Thursday.
Its curiosity-provoking title refers, 1t
is said. to a dominant desire Of wom-
ankind, as old as civilization itself.
The problem and its solution are pre-
sented in a dramatic story Of modern
life. The cast, headed by Grace Dar-
Wilfred Lucas, Barbara Tenant.
Rertram Grassby, Forrest Stanley and
others. Striking costumes worn by
Miss Darmond are one Of the domi-
nant features of the films A comedy
and a pictorial news reel also are
shown. The remainder of the week
"A Man and His Honor comedy
drama, in which Tom Moore is fea-
tured. will be shown. with Rough on
Roller Skates" and the Screen News
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Empire.

The weeks Offering of the Empire
includes, today and tomorrow, Theda
Bara, in ''Salome"; Tuesday, ]. War
rem Kerrigan, in Come Again Smith;
Wednesday. Nine. Petrova. in THE
Panther Woman; Thursday. Nav
Allison, in Peggy Does Her Darn
dest"; Friday. Carmel Myers, in Who
Will Marry Me-" and Saturday, Jane
and Catherine Lee, in s'Smiles."
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Savoy.

CrandalIs Savoy-Today and to-
morrow. Marguerite Clark. in Mrs.
Wigs of the Cabbage Patch: Tues
day. Kay Laurell. in 'The Brand;
Belle of New York: Thursday. Car
lyle Blackwell, in Hit or Miss: Fri
day. Ethel Clayton. in Maggie Pep
per-: Saturday. Vivian Martin, in
t-You Never Saw Such a Girl"
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Truxton.

The Truxton will show: Today and
tomorrow. Mabel Normand in Mick
ey": Tuesday. Violet Mersereau. in
Mature Girl"; Wednesday. Billy
Rhodes, in "Hoop-La"; Thursday. ].
Warren Kerrigan, in "Drifters": Fri
day. Baby Marie Osborn. in '"rhe Old
Talmadge. in 'Her Only way"
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Apollo.

Attractions at Crandalrs Apollo will
be: Today and tomorrow. Norma Tai
madge. in 1.-The Probation Wife; Tues
day apd Wednesday;~Alice Joyce. in
THE Lion and the Mouse; Thursday,
Kay LAUREL, in 1.-The Brand; Friday,
Charles Ray. in 1.-The Girl Dodger": Sat
urday. Marion Davies. in "The Belle Of
New York" i.
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Avenue Grand.

Today's attraction at Crandall's
Avenue Grand Will be The Belle of
New York." featuring Marion Davies in
the role originated by Edna May.
with EAST Lynne With Variations"
comedy; tomorrow, Rex Beach's
'The Brand" featuring Kay Laurell:
Tuesday and Wednesday, Marguerite
Clark, in Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage
Patch; Zharsday. Lima CaR1iiexi, m
Evening star., 1919-03-30
Knickerbocker.

What Every Woman Wants" will
be shown also as Crandan's Knicker-
booker today and tomorrow, with a
Gracious. Annabslle," featuring Billie
Burke, will be shown Tuesday and
Wednesday,: J. Warren Kerrigan, in
".Iha End OF the <31mA." ShurB6ay and
Evening star., 1919-03-30
The Two Essentials,

COL ROOSEVELT YES giving ad-
vice one day 10 s. talented but
very erratic and unsteady young
poet.
ITO succeed" he said. at Isn't
enough to work your nind.---you must
also mind your work