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Evening star., 1920-03-08
KA|SER'S COUSIN HELD
FOR LEADING ASSAULT
French at Hotel Refused to Stand
While Orchestra Played
German Air.

BERLIN. March S.-Gustav Noske,
minister of defense, has ordered the
provisional arrest of Prince Joachim
AIbrecht of Prussia, cousin of former
Emperor William. and Baron Won
Platen for engaging in an assault
upon Capt. Roughevin. a French of
ficer with the interallied mission in
this city. at the Adlon Hotel Satur-
Gay night.
When the prime entered the Adlon
for luncheon yesterday, he was told
hy the head waiter that he could not
he served, and that if he insisted upon
taking seat at a table the walters
would strike. Joachim thereupon left
the building. 1t is believed the attitude
of the walters is due to a decision o11
their union. which is opposing the reac-
tionaries.
French to Make Protest.
LONDON. March S.-Gen Maurice
Nollet, head of the French military mis-
sion in Berlin, has demanded an imme-
date audience with Foreign Minister
Mueller to protest against the attack
on the French party at the Hotel Ad-
lon Saturday night, by Prince Joachim
Albrecht of Prussia and his friends, SAYS
dispatch to the Daily Mail from Ber-
lin today.
How Trouble Started.
BERLIN, March THE fashiona-
bile Adlon Hotel dining room was the
scene of rough fight
last night between Prince Joachim
Nbrecht OF Prussia, a cousin of the
former German emperor and his
guests. and Capts. Klein and Roughe-
vim and Nine. Klein. members of the
French mission. The hostilities We're
due to the French people refusing to
stand while the orchestra was play
ing Deutschland Uber Allies"
Joachim and his friends hurled
candles. crockery and other things
at the French party, and Capt.
Roughevin was beaten and had his
corted out of the dining room by
walters. who defended him.
The episode apparently was plan
ned by Joachim, who has the repu-
tation OF being a pan-German eX-
tremist. II is said he has been vir-
fualiy barred from other hotels of
Berlin where he has attempted SINH
lar outbreaks against foreigners.
Many members of the foreign COM
missions in Berlin live at the Adlon.
and Joachim recently has been ap-
rearing there nightly. wearing his
. ron cross and ordering the orchestra
10 play Deutschland Uber Allies =
Two former military officers Baron
Won Platen and Herr Grisbel accom- :
Panied Joachim last night.
y majority of the guests in the
dining room rose when the orchestra
started the air. and Joachim's party
Logan to hurl bottles and other mis-
:iles at the table where the French
party were seated when they failed
10 rise The walters got Nine. Klein
out Of the room during the melee
but the GerhIans knocked ono of the
waters sense.ess with "A chair.
Evening star., 1920-03-08

tey. resident general governor in Moroc-
co. to facilitate the punishment of rebel
tribes. The French recognized that the
debatable ground will be settled when
the delimination committee examines
the topography of the watershed Of the
Malaga river.
Regarding Tangier. the minister held
out good hopes that the three nations
interested would reach an agreement
honorable to Spain.
The socialist deputy Giner and the
radical deputy Leyret urged the gov
ernment to recognize the Russian
soviet republic, contending that Spain
was first to recognize the French revo-
luton.
Evening star., 1920-03-08
SPAIN'S LEADERS DEBATE
INTERNATIONAL POLICY
Confidence Expressed by Minister
That French Position in Mel
lila Will Be Adjusted.

LONDON. March I--On the occasion
cf the discussion OF the budgetary esti-
mates Of the Spanish foreign Office an
Interesting debate on international
policy was begun in the cortes says
the Madrid correspondent of the London
Times under todaN's date
Replying to Deputy arcia who ac-
c,:sed the French OF violating Spanish
t.rritory in occupying military posi-
on on the hnterland of Melilla within
L he limits of the Spanish zone the for
'ign minister said that the occupation
of the post in the Hast Nenzza valley
tool; place at the request OF Gen. Lyau-
Evening star., 1920-03-08
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Steps to Stop Cargo Thefts.

LONDON. February "a Correspond
ence of the Associated Press).-
Thefts from cargoes of vessels are so
prevalent now that several meetings
have been held between representa-
tive ship managers and merchants to
devise means of stopping it.
Evening star., 1920-03-08
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-13
Guide to Photoplays
for the Week to Come
New PhotOpIays


STANTON - 1.-THE Master Mind has
Lionel Barrymore In the role or
man who seeks revenge for the death
Of his young brother. Daniel g.
Carter wrote 1t and Kenneth WeDp
directed. The cast includes Gypsy
O'Brien, Ralph Kellard, Bradley Bar
ker and Percy Helton. The stanton
Mixed Quartet, to be an early feature
here, is composed of Emily Stokes
Hager, Bernard Poland. Marie stone
I.angston and Reinhold Schmidt, all
well known local singers. Tho oper.
attic selection will be from Lucia
by tho Stanton Orchestra, directed ny
Albert Wayne.
Husbands FRIEND mas
Enid Bennett In a Thomas H. lnce
play. Fred Niblo directed 1t from a
story by Marjorie Benton Cooke,
called "rhe Incubus" Rowland Lee.
Tom Chatterton. Nan Busch. Aileen
Manning, George Pierce and others
are In the cast. II. Carol Kapleaun
adapted K.
- "Sins of Rozanne Is an
Ethel Clayton production written by
cynthia Stockley and directed by Tom
Forman Fred Malatesta, Jack Holt
Mabel Van Buren and Guy oliver are
I'm the support. The plot deals with
a woman of a dual character VINO If
the accomplice of diamond smuggiers
and a member OF the Social set.
Never Can Tell mas
Debe Daniels in new starring part.
The story is about the love affairs or
n checkroom girl in metropolitan
Hotel. who would like and does marry
money while thinking she IL getting
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-13
special musical selections are added
attractions
Reviewed Heretofore

CHESTNUT--"Way Down East" con-
tinues to attract with It's excellent
acting by Lillian Gish, Burr Mcln-
tosh, Richard Barthelmess and others.
II was directed by ID. w. Grifiith and
has been elaborately mounted, with a
thrilling climax.
ARCADIA--"The Right to Love" has
Mae Murray and David Powell In a
marital story. with colorful and thrill
Ing scenes laid in Turkey.
ViCTORIA-"What Women Love" has
Annette Kellermann as star in a
water spectacle and athletic stunt
story. Bernard McConyille wrote It.
novelty musical film Is an added
attraction.
Notwithstanding to Think About
is a story of faith. "one Weet." q
attraction.
CoLoEIAL--'Deep Waters" with Jack
Silbert. frst half Of week. Held by
the Enemy" with Louis Stone, latter
LOCUST - Mid Channel" with Clara
Kimbell Young.
RiyoLI HsoIro " Ny.;rs The Honor System" with
COLISEUM :. Half an Hour" with
row." with Ethel Clayton, latter half.
CED DAR - Civilian Clothes" with
Thomas Meig han. Mon. and Tues.
Wed; and Thurs. William S. Hart,
in THE Cradle of Courage" Fri. and
Sat.
LEADER-Dorothy Dalton, in Half an
Hour Mon. and Tues. "Parlor Bed
room and Bath" Wed. and Thurs.
Ethel En- C Clayton in "A City Sparrow
BELMONT - Ramona" with Monroe
Salisbury. Up in Mary's Attic" lat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-13
HOLMES IN TURK CAPITAL
Begins His Local Series at Academy
Next Meek.End

Burton Holmes. celebrated traveller
and widely known in the world OF
photo-stories OF travel, begins his series
OF Ave subjects at tho Academy Friday
evening and Saturday afternoon with
"Constantinople," the Turkish city OF
ancient and modern history. Mr.. Holmes
visited the Near East on his annual
tourney of last summer. and the motion
pictures he has secured in this exotic
and Oriental land, rs we'll rs the ma
terial for his colorod views, have made
IL possible for him to give to his audi
onces ar excellent substitute for Il per
sonal journey to the Near East.
The charm OF the colorful old Byzan-
tine capital fascirates the traveller; the
ancient Moslem city of sultans. pashas
and harcms Is pictured by Mr.. Holmes
In its ARABIAN Nights" atmosphere OF
yesterday and tho military aspect OF to-
day, yet preserving its Oriental sur
fOundingS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-13
WELCOME THE STANToNl

The name of the Stanley Theatre on
Market street above Sixteenth, has
been changed to Stanton. This change
is made because the new theatre at
Nineteenth and Market streets is 80
nearly completed and will be known as
the Stanley Theatre.
The president OF the Stanley Co..
Jules Mastbaum, states that the policy
will remain the same. Photoplays OF
quality will be presented and programs
will include orchestral music, another
popular feature OF the stanton.
The new Stanley, Mr.. Mastbaum an
nounces, is about eighty per cent COM
pleted and It is expected that Il will be
opened the end of the year when elab-
crate exercises will be held.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-13
forces for the mastery of tho ship and
the love of n girl

forces for the mastery of tho ship and
the love of girl.
A l. JOLsON, blackface comedian, has
"A signed contract to appear in
motion pictures. He has arranged to
be starred in four features for the AS
ISOLATED Exhibitors, to be made within
one year, the first one next March. He
continues on the musical comedy stage,
however, and will be seen here at the
Shubert the week of December 81.
THE Victoria Theatre will present an
i innovation next week in the form Of
an overture written by Musical Di-
rector Dessauer, and will illustrate the
accuracy with which music may be
made 10 fit the picture. BY photograph
ing the orchestra as the overture ls
played every phase of the compositlon
is illustrated exactly as performed oy
the ensemble.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-13

lily. The picture was adapted from sir
Gilbert Parker's THE Translation of a
Savage" and besides Miss Forrest tho
cast includes Elliott Dexter. Mabel Ju-
lienne Scot and Milton Sills.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-13

ily, The picture was adapted from sir
| Gilbert Parker's THE Translation of a
| Savage" and besides Miss Forrest tho
cast includes Elliott Dexter Mabel Ju-
! lienno Scot and Milton Sills.
WALLACE REID in Always Auda-
w cious" will be the feature at the
1Itanton. formerly the Stanley, TEanlss-
giving week He has a dual role. In
addition TO this new Reid photoplay the
program Will also include the seventh
| or the series of grand opera excerpts
played by the Stanley Concert Orchestra,
under the direction of Albert +. Wayne.
This double characterization of Mr..
Reid requires the star to assume two
personalities entirely antagonistic to
each other and necessitates q portrayal
Of two extreme types of character, the
hero and tho heavy
The picture, which is founded on Ben
Ames williams Saturday Evening Post
story, 'Toujours rAduace." which. trans
lated from the Fre,cAI, means Always
Audacious." depicts the experiences OF
two men who .werc born on the same day
and are exact doubles in every physical
respect, but opposite in moral qualities.
CERALDINE FARRAR and an all
VI star cast viii be seen at the Palace
Thanksgiving week (November 22) in
The Riddle: Woman" a pretentious
photodrama and declared to be one of
the finest accomplishments of the motion
picture world. The Riddle: Woman"
was more than three months In tho
course of production. As a stage Offer
ing Madam Kalisch appeared In 1t for
two seasons
Two players who have been starred
are seen in support of Miss Farrar Mon
tagu Love and Adele Blood. In addi-
.tion there are william T. Carleton
Frank Losee. Louis Stern and Madge
Bellamy, a beautiful young girl who
makes her first appearance before the
camera in this attraction.
Miss Bellamy was recruited from the
stage, where she was in SUPPORT of VIII
liam Gillette.
NEW YORkS notorious mystery SEN
~ sations which provide interesting
reading TO the public day in and day
out are reflected vivldly In the big VIII
liam Fox production. When New York
Sleeps" which Is announced for early
showing at the Victoria. This produc-
tlon is said 10 give an intimate knoYl-
edge of gay Gotham life as we'll as an
insight into tho harried existence Of rhe
Inhabitants of the East Side,
A VIRILE story of the sea is "The
"A Mutiny of the Elslnore," by Jack
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
DEATHS.

CRAWFoRp-ln this city. on october %.
1920, Margaret p, daughter of Celia Nj
and the late David u. Crawford aged -
years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services at the residence of ner
mother aOt Shallcross avenue on THURSDAY
afternoon October %. at 2.30 O'Clock. ln-
tssvment at silverbrook cemetery.
MEsslNG-In this city. on October 20.
lh2o Margaret. widow of Jacob Messing.
in her S3rd year.
kclativcs and friends OF family are In
vttcd Ia attend the funeral services at her
late residence. 500 w. Fifth street, ON
Thursday afternoon. October 2s. at :
oulock Interment private. Please omit
flowers.
NtCC ARTHY-fn Kenneth Square, Pa, on
Actober 20. 1920. Bridget Mccarthy. aged
10 years.
Rclstivcs and friends OF family are in
yitcd 10 attend the funeral from her In &c
rosidence sol Magnolia street. on saturday
nprning October 30. at O'Clock High
mass at st Patrick Church at 10 O'Clock.
Iuiermcnt at -. Mary's cemetery.
NAyLTY--In this city. on october "a.
fp2o. Patrick A.. husband OF Annie
kelatives and friends and all societies ot
,-Nirh ne was n member are invited to attend
~ funeral from his late residence, 2l05
Washington street on Thursday morning.
,s,toher Is. at @ O'Clock. Solemn requiem
mass al the Cathedral. lnterment at Ca
fk.s,ral cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
REPORT OF A CONFERENCE.

Reports that the advlsabalIty of re-
pudiating Harvey's Weekly were con
sidered At hastily called conference Of
Republican campaign advisers yester-
day were unconfirmed last night One
version OF the result OF the conference
was that decided the Weekly couldn't
be disowned because Col. Harvey was
one Of the men who sat in the early morn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
THE WOMEN WILL DECIDE.

Editor Every Evening: The League Of
Nations, rs the great issue of this cam
paign, will be decided next Tuesday. We
are now depending on the women of
America TO place this document. which
holds within il the future peace of the
world, INTO effect II is 20 the women we
wish TO carry this appeal, as they are
about to cast their first vote, and will have
the opportunity to place the stamp Of
approval on the greatest piece of legis-
lation ever enacted in our United States
They have seen through the shameful and
malicious propaganda of the Republicans,
who, because Of the fact that the League
was sponsored bv the Democratic admins
tration, have done all in their power to
defeat it.
ITO be. or not TO be" is the question
the women will be called upon to answer
There are no>two WAYS about this mo-
mentous question. the answer must
bc YES or no" They call il Wilson 3
League, but that is AN untruthful state
ment, because it is your League. and mine,
MS well as the League Of all citiz ems of the
world
Will the women OF America uphold the
cowardly attacks Of those INSCRIPTIONS
men upon the man who nearly lost his
life trying TO Obtain permanent peace for
them? Noi / cannot think that our
women who have lost loved ones in the
very flower Of their manhood viii not
grasp this chance 70 forever eliminate
wars
II is the duty Of every woman TO pro-
tcct herself and her household from harm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27

ing conference of leaders at Chicago
ut which Senator Harding wns selected
ms the Republican Presidential candidate.
james A. Flaherty Of Philadelphia,
Supreme knight of the knights Of Col
umbus, who was at the Commodore
Hotel lasr night, made this statement con-
corning the cartoon:
"Apart from all political considcra-
tions, this is the grosscst insult ] have
ever seen in print against some OF the
tendercst convictions of millions Of Cath
Ollie citizens in the United States.
Even the most sourrilols defamers
of the church have never descended
to such outrageous mockay Of beliefs
dear to Christians. What purpose this
could serve other than wnntonly to out
rage the feelings of thousands Of duiful
citizens | cannot conceive.
''l repeat that, apart from all politi-
col significance, any editor who per-
mits such a parody of religion TO appear
in his paper owes an explanation To the
persons whose religion he permits To be
parodied"
Other knights Of Columbus who came
from Philadelphia with Mir Flnherty TO
attend meeting in Jersey City declared
the cartoon, responsibility for which they
place upon the Republican national man
ayers, will be resented by the 5000
members of their order on election Day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27

Stop using classified ads about your
business the day you 20 out Of business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27

When she takes the little ones 10 their
beds and tucks them in, can she help but
remember that one she used TO tuck In
nlso, but who now lies beneath the soil of
France or Belgium?
The women must decide whether they
wish 10 follow n gang Of partisan polIti-
clans whom the people have found TO be
wanting IN many ways, or n man who will
lead them TO progress and prosperity in
the future.
The treaty. although bcclouded by
Republican speakers, has become the
property Of the public by the work of th ose
who realized what prcnt thing it would
be for our country and they have en-
liphtcned Others.
The woman who loves her home, her
country and the safety Of those about her,
will cast her ballot for Cox and Roosevelt
on November 2, 1920
Walter l.. Moore.
Wilmington, Oct. 20, 1920.
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Some people couldn't see the use Of
talking much if you put their eyes out.
PHILADELPHIA Bulletin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
IN NiEMORlAM.

IN loving remembrance of our dear mother.
Niollie Anderson. who passed away TWO
yearS ago today. October p. 1918.
again we hope 10 meet thee
fN hen the day Of life is fled,
And in Heaven with JOY to greet thee,
ltN here no farewell tears are shed.
Bondly loved and sadly missed
Nv her Children and Son-tn-law Fran k
q
In loving memory Of husband and father.
q w niggans who died one year ago
October %. 1919
one missing link in the chain of love.
Ono vacant chair in the home.
), sadly Missed by Loved Ones
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
NURSES GRADUATE.
Interesting Commencement Exercises Of
Homeopathic Hospital Training School.

The 1920 class Of the homeopathic
Hospital Training school held IT'S annual
commencement ut the New Century Club
Inst night. The dean DR.. Lewis w Finn,
presided. An interesting musicai program
was given by Miss Isabelle B Wales and
Frank Huss, with w. G. fomphil at the
ri.
Tn report Of the Training School by
| Z. Person, the registrar; mn address 10
the class by DR. julian Adair; mn address
10 the public by Rev Il. w. Trapnell,
and the presentation Of Diplomas by 9. w.
Puaey, president Of the Board Of Trustees,
comprised an interesting progrnm.
Following tho commencement refresh
mcnts were served and an enjoyable socia
time was had. The cluss Comprised two
graduates, Miss Margaret McGrath and
MISS Catharlne NJ. Gallagher.
Stop using classified ads about your
business the day you 20 out of business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Thoughts and Comments Of Every
Evening Readers.

The full name and address OF tho writer
must accompany each letter. not necessar-
ly for publication but as evidence of good
faith. Anonymous communications win be
ignored. Publication OF letters does not
carry with IL Endorsement by Every Even.
Ing Of the opinions therein expressed
The Washington times., 1920-10-15
Catarrh Germs
Move Out When Hyomei
Moves In.

No stomach dosing. Hyomel is made
chiefly OF oil OF eucalyptus taken from
the eucalyptus forests OF inland Aus
tralia, and combined with other excel
lent antiesptics.
In inland Australia the atmosphere
IL 80 impregnated with balsam thrown
out by the eucalyptus trees that
germs do not thrive, and In conse-
quence coughs, colds, catlrrh and
othcr nose and throat affliclions are
practically unknown.
Breathe Hyomei and get the same
pleasant germ killing effect as you
would get In the eucalyptus forests.
Hyomei is sold by Peoples Drug
Stores and druggists everywhere on
a guarantee OF satisfaction or money
re efupded
The Washington times., 1920-10-15
COOLIDGE BEGINS
SOUTHERN INVASION
Harding's Running Mate to De-
liver About Thirty Speeches
in Border States.

BOSTON, Oct l5.-Goyernor Cool
idge has started for his invasion OF
the Southern border States In his
campaign as the Republican candidate
for. vice-president. The Governor
plans to travel by special train and
TO deliver about thirty speeches In
Kentucky. Tennessee, North Carolina
Virginis, West Virginia aud Maryland.
p After a conference with Republican
leaders In New Jersey tonight the
Governor will proceed TO Philadelphia
delivering an address there Friday
evening. Then he will continue TO
Washington, accompanied by COY
ornor owden OF Illipois. Governor
Morrow OF Kentucky and Job Hedges
OF New York. Governor Coolidge
will leave Washington Sunday night
on a special train. -.-,, 90,
His Southern itinerary follows:
Oct. lS-Speeches from the rear end
OF the train from Lexington, Ky. TO
Somerset. Oct. l0-Day speeches at
small towns with night rally at
Middleboro, Ky. Oct. 2O-Noon meet
ing at Knoxville. Tenn. Night rally
at Asheville, N. c. Oct. 2l-Morning
rally at Hickory. n. c. Stops at
Statesville, Salem, Mocks-
vile. Moorseville, and night meet
ing at Charlotte, N. G. Oct. 22-Morn-
ing rally at Danville. Va. Night rally
at Richmond, Va Oct. 25-Speeches
at Staunton. Va, birth place OF Presi-
dent Wilson, Martinsburg, West Va;
Nd. and a night rally
at Frederick, Md.
From Frederick. the special train
will proceed to Baltimore, where the
[ nur Will end.
The Washington times., 1920-10-15
ELECT GABSDEN HEAD OF
ELECTRIC RAILWAY ASSN.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. Oct. 15.-P.
II. Gabsder- of Philadelphia, was
elected president of the American
Electric Railway Association at the
close of it's convention here yester-
day. Other officers chosen are:
Robert Todd, Indianapolis. first
vice president; 2. J. Kealy, second
vice president; Britton 1. Bond. Chi
cago, third vice president. and c. f.
Emmons, Baltimore. fourth vice prcsi-
dent.
Atlantic City was decided on as the
scene of next years convention.
The Washington times., 1920-10-15
PHILOSOPHERS 10 Meet.

The Society FOR Philosophical In
auiry will meet in the Public Lii
orsry at a:30 o'clock tomorrow after
noon, Edward Il. Richardson. presi-
dent. Will continue the reading Of his
paper. The War Conflict OF Ideals. "