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Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
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Of the time. Aifred cionbar1y dsls IN
love with Lillums, and although she does
not like him. she tolcrates him feeling
that his support may enable her to land
tas a star. After Clonbarry agrees not to
speak of love until L!llums becomes a
I star she accepts his backing and finally
the great day. comes. She signs her star
ring contract and celebration Is held.
The majority of the mon. are happily
drunk and before they realize what has
happened Lillums has slipped away from
the car and has found refuge in d quiet
and deserted house. Some unusual things
and when Clonbarry arrives to take Lillum
| back to the show, he finds wonderful
state of affairs.
Empress-"rhe Shark" great photo
play Of the sea, featuring George Walsh.
will open an engagement at the Empress
Theatre today. The story tells how hu-
man beast of the sea" is tanned by his
love for a helpless girl. Mary Hall is seen
in the role of the heroine, charming
young girl, the daughter Of wealthy oil
magnate, who meets with many unex-
pected trials in her search for adventure.
Thomas T.. Fallon Is the author of the
story. The cast includes Robert Brodnrick,
William 6. Nally, James Mack and Henry
Pembcrton; The feature attraction for
the last three % saSs Of the week vii be
Cassinelli. 1t is a forceful drama that
turns the light on Grass section of a
woman's heart. Edwin Carewe Is both
producer and director OF 1.-THE Web of De-
ceit,' the action of which takes place on
a charming little New England farm and
in New York City and fashionable Long
Island. The principals in support OF Miss
Cassinelli are Mitchell Harris, Hugh Cam |
eron, Franklyn Hanna and Lefty Ford.
HamiltOn--Sunday, Bert T4yte11 IN easy
TO Make Money and Mabel Normand |
in MY Valet" a good comedy. Monday,
Alma Rubens in "The Ghost Flower
and Marie Walcamp in Tempest Cody
Gets Her Man" Tuesday. Earle Williams
IN when a Man Loves" Wednesday,
June Caprice and Creighton Hale in
"A Damsel in Distress" and Mutt and
jeff comedy. Thursday, Madaline Ira
verse In That Loves Dares." Friday, |
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
Bills of the Week

sun and E4e-Playng the fascinating
fols ft OF LoSoon music hall dancer who
1ihds romance In the heart of India, NaZi-
nova, starring In Stronger Than Death. -
a photo production to be shown simultane-
ously at the Sun and Muse this week, is
sure 70 delight the large audiences of
TO be entertained. and advance notices OF
the production describe 1t as the most am
olt1ous yet done by this celebrated Rus
Ssh Ghsrtss star; n The story Is an adaptation by
HhaT1es Bryant of l. A. r. Wylie's bril-
llaht novel of Anglo Indian life. 1t is
said to be replete with thrills and COM
p,.lins p, dramatic climaxes that grow out
OF an ahortive mutiny and massacre of
the English planned by the fanatical Hin
ou natives Mr.. Bryant plays Major iris
tram Boucicault the hermit doctor. 9th
% 9rs IN the superb cast are Charles W.
French, Margaret McWade, Herbert Prior.
Millls Davenport, Bhogwan Singh, Henry
Harmon and W. II. Orlamond.
-, Kiait0-Gouverneur Morris is author OF
Behind the Door," the story from which
was made Thomas H. Inces production
at hs' the Rat: Ram; Starring tads Hobar,
Weli-known writer Of stories and books.
He commenced contributing fiction to
nnns,,a masasines IN 1897, and is author Of such
Seven Darlngs," When My ship Comes
In" Spread Eagle" '.rhe Voice in Rice, :,
etc: Jane Novak, who has appeared In
Naeon tracks and several other Will
liam s. Hart pictures. is Mr.. Bosworth
Leading woman. Others in the picture in
clude Otto Hoffman. Wallace Beery and
]. p. Lockney.
MOOn-The famous Santa Fe trail. which
was blaHed westward by the blood Of pio-
neers, is seen In the new Tom Mix fen
ture, THE Feud," which VIII be pre-
sented at the Moon theater today and up
to and including Thursday. Some Of the
exciting incidents of this thrilling photo-
play show Tom Mix as Jere Lynch at the
head of a caravan which is proceeding
along the Santa Fe trail when 1t is at
tackled by Indians. The stubborn defense
OF the pioneers and daring dash through
the Indians to scenes on the screen
Among the famous pioneers whose names
are associated with the trail were Kit
Carson, jim Bridger, James P Beckworth,
Uncle DICK Wooton. Jim Baker. Lucien
3. Maxwell. Old Bill Williams, Tom Tobin,
James Hobbs and Uncle John Smith
Strand-ConstancA TaImad dge who
romps her way through Two Weeks"
q photo production TO be shown at the
Strand this week. claims it is the easiest
thing IN the world for girls to be charmers
and bring all men. or the particular one
you want. to your feet and keep him
there. Lillums Blair, Constance Tai
mardge) Is a Broadway chorus girl living
with two girl friends who consistently
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
Close Up and Cut Outs
By Weir
TULIAN ELTINGE is, to return
al to the motion picture screen in
~ The Adventures"

Juan de la Cruz, one OF grand
operas most famous baritones and
RECENTLY great screen favorite will
play the role of FL Captain in "The
Soul of Rafael" Clara Kimball
Young's next special production.
Virginia nightingale is playing the
feminine heavy lead" in The Silent
Avenger," William Duncan's new
serial.
Myron Selznick has purchased a
new comedy entitled Charlie S
Ward" an unpublished story by A.
Guisti, a San Francisco writer who
recently entered the screen story
field.
Earle Metcalfe> Rod La ROGUE
and Sallie Crute will have the lead
ing roles in support OF Corinne Grit
fifth in her next Vitagraph feature,
The Memento." based on the story
OF the same name by the late 0.
Henry.
"The Luck OF /the Irish,' Allan
Dwan's second picture to be released
through Realart Pictures corpora
ton, is booked for immediate re-
lease.
The title OF the picture which
Olive Thomas has just finished, for
merly announced as Glorious
Youth" has been changed to
Youthful Folly"
William Sourtleigh, ex-Shepherd
of the Lambs, and one of the most
conspicuous figures on tie American
stage, has been added to the cast of
Children of Destiny" which is be-
ing made by the Weber productions
at the Selznick west coast sthdios.
The name OF Constance Binney's
second Realart picture has been
changed from Little Miss by the
Day" to "The Stolen Kiss" Miss
Binney is now engaged in making
the exteriors of the picture in Chi
cago.
THE Son of Wallingford," the
novel now in the process of writing
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Randolph
Chester, is considered by the att
ti1ors to be the most important work
OF their busy career. 1t is a story
of the tremendous conflict in the
person of the son of a crooked
father and an honest mother. 1t has
been in contemplation by the au-
thor of "Get-Rich-Q Quick-Walling-
lord" for more than 10 years. When
completed it will be produced by
Vitagraph. &
Movies have taken up the battle
against the high cost OF homes. The
community motion picture bureau,
New York nontheatrical service Or
ganization, will release in the near
future several reels dealing with the
housing problem. These pictures are
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
Husband BatheS But Once
A Year: She Asks Divorce

Denver, Colo, Feb. 14.-Mrs. Ada
Knight, S. years old, can't stand it
any longer. Her husband, George
X. Knight, 90 years old, has refused
to battle more than once a year
during the "a years of their married
life, she told Judge c. J. Morley, in
district court, when she asked for a
divorce.
The Knights have six children.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15

"The Slim Princess" one OF the,
most lastingly popular OF all come.
dies with music, hasbeen purchased
by Goldwyn Pictures corporation and
will receive a screen Interpretation.
Negotiations for the picture rights
were closed last week and soon
plans will be formulated for a pro-
duction that in subject matter and
treatment promises to be unique in
photoolay annals. 1t is reported
doubtful if any stage work OF re-
cent years offers richer opportunities
for co1orful fanciful and humorous
photoplay than those afforded in
The Slim Princess"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15

Diamond-Monday. Harry Morey in
western feature and comedy Tuesday,
Claire Anderson in Grown Jewels" and
comedy. Wednesday, June Caprice in
When Ny Ship Comes R'; Pathe news
and comedy. Thursday, Dorothy Phillips
in Destiny: also comedy Friday.
James J. Corbett in Midnight Man."
Chapter n; AL Jennings in western
feature and comedy; also colored reel
Sa aturday. Mitchell Lewis in "Life's Great
est Problem" and Ruth Roland in "Ad-
ventures OF Ruth" Chapter z.
Grand-Sunday. Jack Pickford in TN
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
Het ZYteW
NZAm(L7ON)

Wrong" q comedy drama Of small town
life; Harry Pollard comedy and Pathe
news. Continuous shows 5 to l0:S0 D. nl
Monday and Tuesday, Dorothy Gish in
Turning the Tables; Briggs comedy and
Paramount magazine. Wednesday, Mabel
NoEmanu In "Ihe Pest. and Pearl White
IN The Black Secret" Chapter s. Thurs
day and Friday, Dorothy Dalton in al
Apache" and special Mack Sennet
comedy, "Salome VS.. Shenandoah" Sat
urday, Tom Moore in The City Of
Comrades" also comedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15

study OF what various conununi
ties and organizations both in Amer
ica and abroad have done to obtair
good living quarters for working
people. Some of the pictures outlin.
the success with which worker:
were housed in the great shipyard,
and steel works during the war
when there was an unprecedented
congestion Of wage-earners.
Blanche Davenport, whose lovely
white hair is the real thing, and who
got it through years of service or
the legitimate stage, is playing the
part OF the mother i'll Elaine Ham.
merstein's new Selznick picture
The Woman Game" She is one
of the best known artists in the
country. She shows the technique OF
the old school OF acting, which
means that she is rich i'll imagina-
ton, dramatic expression and dig
nifty.
Bennett Musson has assumed the
duties of scenario editor for William
S. Hart. Mr.. Musson is an old the
atrical man and is we'll known as a
playwright, author and scenario
writer. Before joining the William
S. Hart forces he was connected in
prominent capacity with several
motion picture companies in New
York. He is close personal friend
OF Mr.. Hart
New York's public library has
recognized Ralph Ince, Selznick' S
noted director. as the ideal portray
er of Abraham Lincoln characters.
The library has just placed on its
walls a life-sized photograph of Mr..
Ince in one OF his Lincoln poses.
1t is the best type of a Lincoln por-
trayal done by any actor, according
to the library trustees.
FRITZ Brunette. the clever young
actress who attracted by her work
in Hall Gaines The Woman Thou
Gavest Me-" has been signed by
Robert Brunton to play opposite J.
Warren Kerrigan for the remainder
of his present series, which will in
clude four tive-reel productions.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-02
CON v o c A r E /.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Leul" din Salem, Ohio,
eonyoaca pc toti membrii sal cit
81. pc onoratii functionari a lua
parte la scdinta gencrala lunara,
care va avea ioc in ziua de Z Mar
tie 1920. III hala societatii din ia
Depot Street. Sedinta Sc va des-
chile la orele 10 a. m. precis de
catrc domnul presedmte.
n B. = Stunt rugati acci ce all
facut slIbscriptia pentru Roma
nul ,,Virtute 81 IDcsfriu" a Sc
prezenta GU baniif spre al putea
expedia Ia desstinatie. Asemenea
Sc dnidruma acei ce All contribuit
la loterie sd vina GU ticatul srpre
a-si primi banii inapoi. Loteria s'a
anulat.
in speranta Ca onoratii func-
tionari, cit 81 fratii membrii Sc
vor confotma acestei convocari
pima la revederc am ramas Gu
dragostc frateasca.
In numcle soeietatii ,,Leui" din
Salem. Ohio:
Prexidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-02

noscut in satul sau. Dmsul era croi-
tor 81 furniza banditilor Eel de fel
de haine (uniforme militare, costu-
me femeesti, antereuri de popa etc)
Gu care acestia Sc travesteam cfn(l
iplccau comita iafnrile.
Au mai fost arestate 81 o multime
de femei - mai toate amante de a.
lc banditilor - earl scrveau de gaz-
.da. La accstc gazdc - in special la
fcmeia Elena Barbosu tilharii
inpartcau totdeauna prada.
Ranlificatiunile bardci lui Maco-
Iviciuc Sc intind in tot nordul Mol
dovci. Tilhari operan insa de prefe-
Irinta in judotul Botosani 81 in Bu-
covila. A fost arcstat 81 un compli-
Ice din Bucovina, soldatul Hugo
Herman din fostul regiment Sc Su-
ccava, care facea legatura intre TIL
harii de aci 81 chef din Bucovina.
Asupra banditilor s'au gasit nn-
mai $4,000 lei in bancnote romine-
'sti 81 $4,000 coroane. Eli an ingro-
pat insa in pamInt, in locuri pc carl
nici nu 81 lie mai amintesc, sumo CO.
losalc de bani in hir-ie 81 earl .ic
buna scama ca au putrezit. Asa M
,mai linga monastire din Bucovi-
ma, banditii au ingropat lada cou-
tinind o adevarata avere.
Toti bandit arestati, legati in
lanturi, an fost adjust la Dorohoi.
(.,Universul"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-02
? G o n Y q e A r T. +.

Societatea romiiiA xle ajutor 81
cultura .,Rominia Liberia" din A.
kron, Ohio, convoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal a lua parte la adunarea
generala lunara, care se va tinca
in ziua de Z Martic a. C., in hala
proprie societatii din 1241 Swei
tier Avenue.
Scdinta Sc va dcschidc la orela
2 p. m. Deci sunt rugati staruitor
,toti fratii ncmbrii de lua parte
si Sc prezenta la orele sus nu-
mite la sedinta.
in n,lmelc societatii ,,Rominia
Liberia din Akron, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-02
G. O N v @ q A r E

Societatca romina de ajutor 81
.cultura ,,Transilvaneana' din In
diana Harhor, Ind, conyoaca pc
toti mcmbrii sal din loc 81 din
jur lua parte la sedlnta genera
Ia lunara, care sc VA tinea Dmt-
ncca, I Martic 1920, la orcle {
seara, in hala domnului loan Mi
cu. Deci sunt rugati staruitor
toti fratii membrii lua partc la
aceasta sedinta fiindca sunt mai
mllte ehestii importante de re-
zolvat.
in numcle societatii Transit
vaneana" din Indiana Harbor,
Indiana:
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-02
co N v ocAR RE

Societatea romina- de ajutOr 81
cultura ), Ulpia Traiana'' din T.
rie. Pa, convoaca pc toti mcm-
brii sal lua parte la .sedimta
generala lunara, care Sc va tinea
Dumineca, 7 Martie 1920, la orele
1.30 dupa ameazi, in hala socie-
tatii din 1888 Penna Avenue. La
ordinea zilci yor Fl mai multe
chestii importante de rezosvat
spre binelc 81 inaintarea socictar
til. Deci sunt rugati toti mem
bril- societatii noastrc a lua; par
;e Ia aceasta scdinta,
In numcIe sooietatii vu!pla
Traiana'.' din Eric, Pa.
loan Regnssl& presedinte.
Sinilon Riuia, secrstar.
(49-5O)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-02
0dseea mhdad u|loT
bandit IA D0r0h0i.

Epilogul unor lupte singeroase.
- Tn rremiu' de 10000 lei pc
capul sefului bandei. - Feroci-
tatea tilharilor. - Gazdele 81 a.
mantele banditilor. - Avert de
sutimi de mil de lei farate de
pretutindeni 81 ascunse de til
ha1i in pamint au trezit. - Ra-
mificatiunile bandei in Bucovi-
ma 81 in intreg nordul Moldovei.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-13
OWNERSHIP OF RAILROADS

HOSE WHO stand outside of movement taking no A pains to be familiar with it's antecedens will surely be puzzled in these days of currents and counter currents Operations which upon and which fecy understandable take the ise Of accidental move ent without purpose and without leadership, large groups of workers had suddenly become purposeess mobs
 The present railroad strikes not accidental They have the activities of labor to take po tca1 strikes for distant well for immediate demands.
 The precipated period of unrest perhaps was the growth of the unrest which it only seemed to precpitate
 This unrest takes the form of working class determna ton bigger the wealth that nations produce Russia the unrest takes the form of Soves In France Italy and Belgium it takes the form of large increases in the Socialist voe> In England 1t appears the activities of the labor unions, the growth of the Labor party
 In America which, being country of greater opporun ity which has suffered less from the and which the pressure heavily upon the individual there is less of this unres than any other country Whether there will continue be less depends upon what done.
 The railroad workers, of whom there than a million, ownership the railroads. They do not want private ownership and way and another they will make private ownership and operation exceedingly difficult
 Thoughtful business must later determine whether they will their prejudces favor of private operation whether they will witness growing and revou- onary organization of the railway workers by which indus try will be constantly disturbed impeded prevented
 In the end the railroad workers will have their way They great body of strong conservative sturdy long denied what they have set their upon
 While the railroads controlled by the government did keep them running kept them running spite the intrigue which the old could be don under the circumstances keep operation from being successful.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-13
HOOVER FINDING HIS PLACE

TT~ HE NEW YORK World discovered Herbert Hoover as 4 presidential possibility. It him, "on either ticket both. He "the great independent" ybat he cannot afford to allow himself to for the old guard them to keen aloat for four years more"
 This is, too apparently, what Hoover is becoming. spite of protesaons that he nothing to do with primaries Mr. Hoover in Michigan running Johnson, who, of all opposed by the And further purpose cripple fornia which is also Hoovers native state
 Herbert Hoover long ceased to be indepen- dent He is not independent of sort not Repub independent He to be the most reactonary elements in the Republican party using Hoover the hope their fortunes hold the rising tide Republican radicalism
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-13
KALEM COULD
 NOT STOP GAR

Victor H. Ka1em, of S7o Iranistan avenue bought a motorcycle with sidecar attachment one day last week, and on Saturday took his machine out for a trial spin. He chose State street as the theroughfare in which to stage his first encounter with the gas
 wheel, and after proceeding as Tar as the corner of Broad street colEoeo with an automobile owned by James Kiernan of Maplewoed avenue.
 Yesterday afternoon Ka1em took his machine out for another spin and
 at the corner of Main street and
 Fairfield avenue crashed into an auto owned by J. A. Sperry of South port Kalem kept right on going un- til halted by Officer A. F. Salmons. of the Traffic division.
 Kalem was arraigned in the city court this morning, charged with reckless driving, operating a machine without a license and failure to stoI l and make his identity known after ar accident. He claimed that he did moi ! know person had to have a license l to operate a motorcycle, and said tha1 l he didn't know how to stop his ma i chine after hitting the automobile 1 The case was continued until April 24 and bonds were fixed at $100.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-13
DANGER
 CITY WILL FACE FOOD SHORTAGE
(Continued from Page one1

(Continued from Page One.) optimistic view of the situation this morning. MT. Haw1ey stated that the factories here will not be inconven- fenced in his opinion before another week of the strike has elapsed and stated that even them shortage would probably be in raw materials and not in foodstuffs.
 A shipping representative of one of the larger wholesale houses stated to- day that most of the stuff needed in Brid geport is being routed by way of the B. and O. through Springfield to this city. Conditions on that road are said to be a. great deal better than on most of the others.
 Boston, April 13-Effects of the un- authorized strike of railroad employees were felt in all parts of New England today through further reductions and consultations in all classes of traffic. The ranks of loyal workers remained unbroken on lines running through this section.
 | Complicatng difficulties here was a threatened strike of freight handlers at the Boston and Albany and Bos- ton and Maine terminals over a de- mand for wage increases. The mat ] ter has gone to the state arbitration board with a. request from the men
 for immediate favorable action. 1 Dealers in perishable foodstuffs have commenced shipment to New York and other points by motor i trucks Several truckloads of fish
 were sent from here today in this manner Boats also are being utilized
 to capacity for passenger and freight service.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-13
DIED.

Devon, Milford, April II, 1920, Irene H. Mitchell. beloved wife of Charles H. Johnson. aged 29 years.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at her late residence. 478 Kerena avenue, Devon. on We'd nesday, April 14. at 2:30 p. m.
 Interment at Park cemetery. Au- tomobile cortege. a*p HEALY-In this city Monday, April F, 1920, Dennis Healy-
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the undertaking par lors of Rourke & Boucher, 1295 Main street, on Wednesday, April II, at 8:30 a. n., and from St. Mary's church at g a. m.
 Interment St, MichaePs cemetery. Automobile cortege. a*p BUCK-In this city, Monday, April 12, 1920, William H. Buck.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 216O Main street, on Thursday morning, April Is. at 8:30 o'clock, and from St. Patrick's church where a solemn high mass of re- quiem will be offered for the happy repse of his soul at g o'clock.
 Burial in St. Michaefs cemetery.
 U13b*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-13
THE REFERENDUM

URING MANY years The Times advocated the referen- 4@ dunn of getting the public will import ant questions. There who this radical demagog something depending upon the individual who furnished the description.
 As time passes the referendum is to be merely a of justice Perhaps in the country there bitter opponents of the referendum than the in the liquor trade These have lived to regret that States has by which the people great national questions The conservative By it the people travel faster than they willing Without the direct appeal to the people small body of radicals push the The conservative there in certain quarters tendency the of the courts. This also is swift change When the thing begins old it much easier 10 get joriy of of legislative body than it is to get majority the people
 True conservatism consists in placing the the pie the decision of those important questions which every body is
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-13
WILL ARGUE APPEAL TODAY

The appeal in the case of Charles T. Lindsay of this city against Will liam R. Phillips, a local contractor, will be argued at the present term of Che Supreme Court of Errors which convened in this city for the April term today. Lindsay got a judgment of S1O,000 against Phillips in the Su- perfor court and Phillips appealed Lindsay claimed he had been asked to assist Phillips in the construction oI the Black Rock plant of the Bullard Engineering Co. He said Phillips promised to pay him a certain per centa4ge of the profits but did not keep his agreement Phillips denied making such an agreement
 There are a number of New Haven county cases to be argued before the i1f1elbd county cases will be heard
 When the docket was called this
 morning only 15 out of the 42 cases were ready. R1ev. Paul E. Edwards
 pastor of the First M. E. church opened the session with prayer.