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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice IS hereby given, that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrator
of estate of Lucinda Rodgers, deceased
late of Marion County. Indiana Said es-
tate is supposed to be solvent.
No 1888. ALyA FAULKNER.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14

strnne. HvlaStni policistt Penn u
johnson odebrali ~ ma nddr0Si n
11e nnIclli neznamtho muSe u
Frnnka lohnsona ~ Sioux City,
H., II o%tcvfcn6lo vo2u. Oba byli
aatceni Pryni z Mich, ichoS jmfno
ncni zn6mn, pokusil sc o ntak n
byl posttelcn Dopraycn byl do
nrmocnicc ~. .%loscfa, Johnson
byl odycdcn do yezcni. policistc
30 IL prohlcdali okoli II ziistili, "
y kfoyindch isou ukryty dive be.
dny ccrstv6ho mnsa u 100 liherni
pytel cukrn V ncmocniei ncbylo
mono cd ncznamtho muSc 2iSkati
zhdnfch .informuci Ncpod0iilo 80
z~iistiti AMI icho imtno
Hamaslnanci Y 2dcjsicl jat.
kdch icvi mNdnS djom o vfslc.
dck W icdndydni o zyfscni madS o
~ 90 dcnu6. Jak bylo Y minnlfch
dncch oznameno, Dude o tomto 20.
zadavku nyazovnti sud- Samuel
Alselulcr v Chicngu, rozhodti W
sporrch i%atccnich Mm6sinnnen \
jntkifi, v srpnn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14

Skupina 700 rusky cb vdIecnycb
zajatcd, ktcU byli interDoyhni ne.
daleko Tnrnhoutn. dyacet pet nil
cd Antwerp V Bclpii, prehIa y ~.
bora o vydaln Nc M cesfn X po-
sIhze jmcnovanhmu mtstu pluk
indy posldp byI IN uprchIiky,
Podanlo 10 mn jc obklitib . IN.
icrnoyali Nnoyu V jednf y peyno.
NJ ' Amycrpdch vtz6oyf tito
mfli bSti p%roppAteni V sobotn A.
vsok ' ten den bylo jim %ozDhmepo,
NJ yzbIcdnm Il toion, NJ nedosI0 *
dohodd mezi Anglif % s0yttskou
vlhdou . yymfpe mjate6 vaIee.
nyeb, musi nhjokou dobu Jestf
z6afati. 10 podrhzdiIo je do n
miry, " pfemobIi strhze y yydaII
~ M poebod X AntyerpAm
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
SOUTH OMAHA


Pan Josef Syoboda. gnamJ
sednickt %kontrnkior. snkoupil ,
iachio dnech kn sve farmt, Nv
ylnstni VIZ siaiu Wisconsin, dalsI
farmu . 80 akrcch. Tato farma
nalaa6 se vcdle dfivaisiho maietku
! y. Svobodova, TAX Se nyni ma pe
kny a zaokronhlcny Ian %pogemku
Pan Svoboda ma v nmyslu po cas-,
vanoyati Sc farmnfeni.
Minuly tydcn mcskal Y me-.
ste nascm ndvStevon p, Jaknh Sa
vlfk y Linwood. Ncb., otcc pan
A. NJ Vobofilovt, maiiiclky "a
vodu s damskymi klobouky M
ji2ni Dvacatd ctvrtt nlici. Pan
Voboiilovd dlcla po nekolik po
slednich dni ndvsiavou u svyci
Nhdi6d q navrdtila 81 zpet sc svyn
stafitkym otecm, ktciy hodld ~
'zdc poraditi s lekofi v zhjmu sveht
cha,rn6ho zdravi Pan Savlik ie '
pokrociltm veku, mat 70 let, n pro
10 kaada choroba lenom pozyoln'
odchazi, Pfcicmc stafickemu kra
.ianu z pima srdcc, ably nabyl o
lpatnd stdltho zdravi.
' Bratfi Julisovc vyprodall
svh.j %groccrni obchod ma Dyacatd
prvni n w ulicich krajandm PIP,
En-. Slezakovi a Antonim jim
drovi, ktefi SO obchodu iohoto |,
srpnn ujmou, Bratfi Julisovt Sc
vennii farmarcni n p~astovhnl ci'
stokrevntho dobytka, Y ktertn
mali zalibu d ktert piinasi dobrf
vptezky.
Ma Sc2namu nemocnych ma
lea Sc Mamy kraian p Jos. Hpt
vdk. Pod peclivym osetfovdnin
DR.. j. +. Svobodon j. nadfjc M
brzkt uzdraveni, ktcrfho jc mi
70 srdce pfdno.
PAM Terc2ic Tzlova, ktcri
dlela v minnlfch dnech IA nj
vstSye Y Prague, Ncb.. II svycf
piatcl u Y rodine pana Vaci blize
Prague ma farme bydlici, Sc opel
sfastne n~avrdtila do svtho domo.
va. Ma jenom slova chvdly {
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
.nllr .nfA,nA nh.lnnll

|koliv srtA,ns olsloall
PANT lndmlla kuklnsA man.
frlAa nahm ~ h,salehN maiAlth
|frynleA,ho ulnhuan "a nNaohl,
Iprsnl y a nletths h,la mpccnn ~
mNlruhils T, minnhm l,,lnu holcsl
NJ ulsefasi y nrmnen,ei a lnseia
|upctpcc n nnlne nlaiila lak D. N
naA' II va htpht ielt noplmseni
klctssho H. n d pima srier piano
Inhms kraian , H. 7 ke,hel
Ipmlal ID ~ hin Anevh malelnN
rsidencl na nsRcals ttrii d Y nh.
|etch lirrnu pltd tascm gaeonpil
|od D. fm,la faiehe IN sll0n. y.
NAcluM Vomlmvl "a tas,hn a..
$50 prmlei TITO Residence nngna'
tnie. iak maiclky sinuplt \ cene
Residence lalu D. i,vlnon y mci.
pekns isich \ Is tasli nasi tesk,
tlvrti,
PAM Nulitkova. manielka y
Nodiaky, maittrlc ohnynickt dil.
ny y elsie 6l03 iiini nyae6td pfvn.
ulice. %nayrhtiln ~ \ nAyst6vN \
David City, Neb, kdc %nalt1ola $,
" rodine y Maska PAM VodiSko
va IL nadscna yyhlidkami un do
brnu nrodu v iamni kraiine
Frank Srdlatck, II rokl sta
Irt syn D. Stanley S~cdldaka by
dliciho Y elsie 1913 JIM Dvoedti
dcyata ulicc, hyl Y patck minuld
ho iSdnc y hodinhch wnnich lchc'
poranen automobilem, fi2cnfn
Henry Roscncransrm. lll9 jim
Dvacatd ulice. Rosrncrans Mltci
nebyl, ncbof policistd Dvofak
ktcry byl svedkem tdio melody
prohldsil, ae j nc2avinil Ilocho
vo aranGni ncni vain6
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
Velke zasoby lihovin
We Spojenych Statech

We SpoienSch Stdtccl isou do
sud vclkt zdsoby lihovin, die o
zndmcni sprdvy vlddnich sldadist
Dnp |. lcdna roku 1920 nalcaalo Sc
Y tochto vlddnich skIadistich eel
ken 81 ,1s5,lls galon6 whisky. Nv
prvni ctyfi mesice tohoto rolul
bylo 70 skladisf techto vyzvcdnuto
IA zdkladt vydantch @povolcnI
2,040,520 galonG Bude-li tcnto
prdm0r udraen, pax budc to tryatI
nejmtn6 deset rokn neali zdsoby
kofalky W vlddnieh skludisticl,
budou spotfebovdny
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14
Villa spisuje svou
zivotni historic

Francisco Villa. yndec mexi.
ckfch ~povstalcu We state Chihua'
hua, sdclil americkdmu korrcspon.
dcntu, ktery navstivil jej Y jchc
Lahore, M spisujc historic sv6ho
zivota villa vsak sdtlil, ~ historic
tato ncsmi byti otist6na drive nca.
ii az 20 jcho smrti Villa sd6IiI, ~
y kuizc Il take pow, jak vyhnn|
SO americkym sbordm %generhIo
pcrshinga, ktcrt posldny byly "a
MIN 20 jcbo ndjczdu M colnm.
bus, N. M.
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Rune zpravy.

Ctyfi muzi byli %poran6ni,
diva kou6 potlutcni. automobil td.
stctne 4 mltkarSky VIZ niecn Il.
pine w stfcdu minuldho tydnc Y
hodindch rannich pfi sralce nnto.
mobilu, fizcntlo Gus, Smithem,
sos JIM Dwc6t6 uliee, Y n6m1
nal6zalo Sc pei NUN, $ vozem A.
lamito mlekdrny, ma Dvacatd
6tvrtt A ulicich. Dva y muat Y
automobile So nule2ajicich byli
por0nini TAX vdzne, re bylo nutne
jc dopraviii do nemocnicc 81. 10.
scfa. Automobil, icdonci yclkoll
ryehlosti, yrazil TAX prudce do
mltkaisktho vozu, ~ kon6 sralct
nj byli k zemi n viz 0plne rozbii
Charles Bearden, rozy6zce mltka,
byl yhznt zranGn, Smith n jeder
u ieho spolctnikn, Bert. Chadwick
2 New Yorku, dopravcni byli dc
ncmocnice sv. .losefa Spoletnosi
muai die vseho byla opild
n Stanley Smola. T. roki STA.
rs, 4lOI JIM Tricdtd scsta nlirc
odcvzdan byl v techto dnech juvc.
nilnim antorii6m pro postfclenl
. vzduchovt pusky Il roku stare.
ho Franka Stankiewicse, 40l0 jiz,
nj Tficata nptd nlicc. Smola.
Strawberries Il nGkolik jejich pf6
tel hrdli 81 na prdzdnd Tote M Tfi.
cate sestf n Il ulicich. kde take k
poran6ni Stankicwicsc doslo,
Mistni vIadni opatfovateln1
praee oznamuje, M k prdcl ma
farmach hIGsi Sc nyni vice muzf
nezli jc mono nmistiti. Podobnt
zprdvy pfichdzcii take 2 jinfcl
mist V Ncbrascc Il lowe Mnoht
delnikn v letni dobe piislo ma vi.
pad 2 vychodn vzhlcdcm X tomu
IL mluvilo SO o ned0statku praco
which sil ma fnrm1ch V Nebrasc,
a lowe. Nyni vychdzi ia jevo, u
tcnto ucdostatck pracovnich 81
byl ylastn6 slime pfehdntn Vsudt
We state jc nyni dosialek delnikf
ma enc Vclky pfiliy dGlnlki ma
zapad vysvdtlujc ne tim, 10 mnoht
prnmyslovgch zdvodd ma vychod'
obmezilo pro nodostatck avert
svoji vyrobu q mnoho d6lnik0 pro
pustilo. Take v olcjovych policb 1
v dfevafsktm prdmyslu doslo /
obmczcni prdcc. Vclke mnozstv'
zklamanych dtlnik6 y vychodn 80
jiz yrdtilo do svych byyalycb ph.
sobisf
4. John Koidk, bydlici m Osm
Dactf u q nlicich, 2atten byl "
stfedu minultho tydnc Y rokli IA
Sedmnactf II q ulicich, John, jal
lido v okoli uznamcnoli, ublraJ'
sc koIcm roklc, ztratil rovDoyhht
Il spadl do nj y wye scstndcti stop
souscdt mvoIaIi policii, domyslc
lice sc, IT, John ylastnt jN men
mczi ziyymi PoIicic vsak shlcda
laN ~ tyto obayy byIy bezpfed
metngmi 20 vcIkt nhmazc poda.
fiIo W j Ko1hkn, kterS viii kolen
200 libcr, y rokle vytdhnouti JOIN
mnoho pomoci 81 ncmohl, pont
yadz byl pod yligem nejakych 0
pojngcb XIV ncpochybpd domhc
yyroby ByI zatcen pro opilstyi
r W. ctyrtck Y casngeh hodi
ndch rannich n%pozorntm byli %
licistt Missouri Pacific A%eleznice
III diva muzi dobyyajf se do NJ
kIadDicb voz6 M nhdrazi 10 Jizt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-07-14

tom. 90 iamui kmiane mail, hlav
.nt mnoho drhhric, klcre ic paul
t'slnyA vclkou m%ilovniei, sNldsit
kdNt h. tab pekne do fnioM upc'
tcnh kachuitka : pani Iglovna
miela u M venkov iaks pani Ma.
ric smolovd. klcrd 50 tam ndrscla
dele, by wuknvsktho ovadusi de
L. ulila.
V mimltm iSdnu dlrln ade
pc kratkou dobu ndvsisvon n
svich roditd, manicln Anton 81.
lohlaykoyych v Ralston Ncb.
jakoz ! ostatnich pf6icl, 81 Fran
eos Balohlavknv6, dobfe kraian
skych kruzich sdcisich anima. ny.
nj v chiengu, III, usazcnh ,Ienon
svfmu poliioyani ncmohla Sc N
zdrseti dele n mysiiyiti crlou fadr
svych pfaicl, nebot telcgrailckN
hyln povolana zpet do Chicago
kdc ieji pfitomnosil bylo tfcba
Slccna Bslohl6vkova, iak znalno
fidi v Chicago diva rozsdhle oh
chody : hudcbninami, V nichz do
bfe prospiyd Spoletnost ma vyda
vani hudcbnin, kterou pred tasen
zalolila, docilila v poslcdni dob
pozoruhodnych dspechu. Slecn,
B6lohldvkova, jak nam bylo SIDE
lcno. pomysli ma zaloacni podob
nych obchodn ! V iinych mestccl
Spojcnyeh Stdi6 a prvni takov>
obchod chcc zfiditi v Omazc. Pre-
jcme il 2 pima srdec mnoho adarr
v dalsim .iejim snaicni.
PAM Marie habkovd, man
zclka p. FIR, zabky, vlddniho dfcd
nika, usazcntho nyni V Des Moi
nos. Ia, dlcla zdc v minulycl
dnech mn navsttve syc matky, pa
nj Marie BurcSovd, bydlici ma
TfinActt nlici n Boulcvardu, /
odtud odcbrnla SO do Prague, Ncb,
ably naystivila tW tamni svoj'
pihtclc.
Pfisti ntery, dine 20. cerven
GO, nspofada popularni klub sta
rych osadnic sv1j vylet do Man
dan Parkn n rozsdhlt pfipravy J
nemn jsou ii2 v pln6m prondu
Je to prypi vylct, pofddanv tohot'
rokn jmcnovanym klubem, n MOI
no occkavat. IL zdafi SO v kazden
ohledu vzhlcdem k vclkemn pottt
clenck teto organisace. jake Use
chny vylety lonsk6ho roku klu
benz pofadant. Vybor. kterGml
svefena byla p6Gc o tento vylet
postcard Sc o ovscchno, echo k IDA
filtmu vyIctu jc tfcba, zvldst6 I
kaficko a zmrzlinn. Vclkt pickva
peni Dude pfichystano pro ditk,
d o zabavu pro vscchny ostatn
rovnez ndlczite Dude postarano
C~lcnkynG shromazdi sc o 10. hodi
ne d~opolcdni primo V parku. Bu
deli oznaccnfh0 dnc ncpfiznivi
pocasi, Dude SC konati vyIet V 4
terry, dine n. ccrvencc.
Manzelf Anna a Alois Havl6
.iovi, bydlici v elsie 5605 jim
Dvacata ulicc, obdafcni byli stat
nym chlapctkem. Gratulujeme
Znanft krajan zdejsi. p, J
II. Tctiva, obdrzel v techto dnecl
potesujfci zpravu cd svych rodifi
q Prahy, Re v minulych dnech Oh
drzeli bcdnn, ktera byla jim po
slana pred icdenacti mesici We
elmo doslo Y pofadku Bcdna tat
nebylao tcvfcna k Will clu, all
pausalni clio 400 X bylo nutno u
nj zaplatiti
Financni tisen, kterh trvall
po posIcdni ri mdsice, Sc zlepsiI'
do IL miry, " dileovt s~polednost
opGtn6 potaly povoloyati phjtkl
nm majctky. Ndsledkcm toho bn
dc MONO nynf lehteji pn'odati ma
ietek, ncbof kupuiici bnde moe
vi yydluziti doAatccny obnos M
prvpf marky6 Povsimnete ii 0
znhmky p. Tetivy, ktcrg WIS bdy
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Spolkove ornament

Vscchny scstry cd Klubu
Starych Osadnic Sc uvedomnji,
by Sc urcitd dostavily pfisti
1tery, 70. ccrycnce, v 10 hod,
dopoledne, M vplet, ktery Sc
pofada do Mandan Parku' n
piivcdly 81 ttz sv6 ditky,
Dale kazda sestra 81 ma pfi.
nesti zakusky, jakoz ] laicky.
talifky a kofliky. Velkt pfekya.
penf pfichystdno jak pro dospe.
IL, TAX ! pro ditky. Ia nepiizni-
vtbo poc0si odbyva sc tcnto W.
let dnc q tcryence.
VYBOR.
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ANS fA is sd rfAns li sa,lm
ava iam, = mFtrtim refAatN
nsHfN5 slwmN patns SIN stse - -
4aio l'aitisaH Ass lom = 9 leit
stHtr1nA ltfv urna - N@i 4tat
hy'e,a lbtiHh th sriAils
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MNetky ma prodej
Y auuFn oNAer

.assA HlNi M alsF apins Nvs,, Nhm
siaiim ) tAlluslm sNrgs,sns psoesns
+ ivsNiflN a ND ttha,s m HNAltn
tlssha tsia hs~rm,e, reA v,ism
saa,cssm ~ malstn shs,Ah ~
aie sis AniN shama = sNWl
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tdU akt. y Holt 40 Nave staNhv
mvnS pogemok dusti dobrt Nudy
10 mil oil BENNETT. tenn sld,nn nbr
100 nlfa y Lucas Goa Iowa Roga6hlo
sinyht. dobtf vlniif %pogomet, trkouei
vodu Az mile du mNstn tkoln M
fprme. ubelpt dolly ~, mile, sku
trana mo9uosi ID olevirni uhclnthe 10
Ia nn toto fafmt. tena ta00.0n ntt,
tcska %posomkova firma
NORTH WESTERN LAND co
Glasgow plk so Omaha, Neb,
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Mams dlonbm talu iih,gh mtpist ca
mh icth0 /, ntuieiL iahua ! lunm, rnti
il plahihai y ileuieh stktwh i sia.
tsm Mr,ihu klett mosno lueph oi
lnu 10 tiNn nth
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|nsa ialbt iom, : 4 ott nahrS
|latv Nthspt sifh rlnMiNt ma
elet ~ NN.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-24
CrandaIfs Knickerbocker-"T
Heart OF m ChIId,-

me adventures of a cabby trans
piahted into fashic nable drawing
room az proxy for his inebriated
lare Were uproariously depicted
upon the screen at Crandall's knick-
eroocksr Thester yesterday by Snub
Pollard in his latest camera COM
edy' All Dressed Up," as the fore
most supplementary feature of an
unusually Interesting bill of photo
plays. The first scene of the celIu-
lpid travesty reveals nothing but
the tired koofs of the -decrepit horse
whose life work II is to haul the
antlquated hanson presided over by
fcliard Those hoofs step right into
laughter and never cease to pound
out more roars OF delight until the
last scene of the burlesque has been
projected and faded cut. "All
dressed Up" Is entitled to be num-
oered among the comedies repre-
sentative of the newer notion of
MIN fun that omits the misuse of
foodstuns AZ, a means Of creating
nirth. The production is an ex-
ceilent one and the photography of
a high, quality.
Another interesting interval was
devoted to the new issue of the
International News, picturing a Sc
ries of world events that reflected
both care and a keen sense of ar
tistic effect on the part of the cam
era man. Other abbreviated cam
era subjects and skiIlfully arranged
orchestral sccre under the dirtc-
tion of Mr.. Sokoiove rounded out a
program OF which the prinlipal Of
fering was The Heart ofHA Child
The Washington herald., 1920-05-24
DECLARES RAIL
CONTROL FAILS
Revision Of System Urged
By President Of Secur-
ity Holders.
Co o-oPERATION SOUGHT
Legislation Suggested to
Remedy Present Shortage
OF Freight Cars.
COOPERATION SOUGHT

The railroads of the country can
not continue as privately and
operated properties unless a per-
nanent method is provided for CO.
operative action among railroad
managements. according to S.
Davies Warfeld, president of the
National Association of Owners of
Railroad Securities.
Mr.. Warfield sees in the present
transportation crisis a perfect dem
onstration of the railroads inability
to operate under present conditions.
without the measure of government
control the roads already have
sought from the Interstate Conn
mercce Commission to dig them
selves out of the freight jam.
OneIaIs Reverse Stand.
THE railroads." he says. thus
far have failed to meet this situa-
ton. Within three months from
their return to their owners. we find
the railroad invoking powers
granted the Interstate Commerce
Commission in the transportation
act, which powers. together with
other vital provisions now in the
act, the Association of Railroad Ex-
ecutives opposed being granted the
commission. Without these provi-
sions in the transportation act. the
commission now would be without
power in this crisis to relieve the
railroads and supply the needs of
transportation"
Law Asked Year Ago.
Mr.. Warfield shows that his or
ganization asked Congress a year
ago, for the creation under Federal
act of the National Railways Asso-
citation. to operate without profit to
deal with the questions of joint use
Of railroad facilities. diversion Of
equipment from one railroad to an
other. the purchase of emergency
equipment and numerous other
things which could be done by such
a Federal corporation operating
with the railroads in auxiliary re-
lation with the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
ITO meet existing conditions" con-
tinues Mr.. Warfield, such a cor
poration could now be created un-
der general laws. 1t is clear that
the railroads cannot continue under
conditions which fail to supply
means for cooperative action and
methods as the transportation ne
cessities of the country demand"
Public Ledger ServiceD
The Washington herald., 1920-05-24

man who stole Red" Carnahan's
girl: and others who assume roles
with credit to themselves and the
picture are Walter Neelan, Jessie
Arnold, Lucille Carney and Donald
Macpherson.
The extra added attraction of the
Palace program for the full week
beginning yesterday is Let 'Er
Co." the latest specimen of fast
moving hilarity from the Mack
Sennett studios which fully sustains
all Sennett standards for comedy
rand speed. The musical highlight
of the week is found in the over
ture. consisting of ballet music from
Carmen" interpreted by the Palace
symphony Orchestra. under Direc-
tors Gannon's leadership. A num-
ber of subsidiary film offerings, like
a Mutt and jeff cartoon. the Loew
news pictures, Topical Tips and the
like, complete an excellent bill.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-24
Births Reported.

Leo II. and Nellie Z. Gleasner. boy.
John ii. and Edna N. Nolan, boy.
Frank s. and Leta LDOs. girl.
James and Alice Gobbett. girl.
VIM. and Mamie o. Lorett. boy.
Joseph N. and Mary Z. Garrett, girl.
Ray and Elsie Davidson. girl.
Richard A. and Myrtle Z. KimbalI, boy.
John and Aasn II. Tanner, girl.
Harry and- SoPpie MilloH.
Harry and Mabel !. Fiddesop boy.
Thomas r. and Sigrid r. Clifton, girl.
Eric and Ethel Stein, boy.
Frederick and Helma Bertram. girl.
Kinsey A. and Edith NJ. Dillon. boy.
Arthur and Lenna Williams. boy.
Samuel and Fannie Z. Robinson, boy.
Richard and Lottie Washington. boy.
Willis and Lizzie Banks. boy.
Laqrence and RoseIla Mullen, boy.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-24
Moore's strnnd--King Spruce

"oores Strnnd-"kfng Spruce
King Spruce" Holman Days fas-
cinating narrative of the Maine for
ests received its Washington prem
ier in picture form. with Mitchell
Lewis as the star. at Moore's Strand
Theater yesterday.
A forceful quality drama of real
life, with humanness and yiriIi,v az
lts dominant features, the produc-
tion as presented by w. w. HodLin-
SON. Is another triumph for Mitchell
Lewis, a peerless actor of rugged
types. Excellent direction, supnIied
oy Roy Clements and splendid char
acterizations by a selected cast ar.
noteworthy features.
Ihe story is too we'll known to
demand of repetition here, sufficient
10 say that IT is told with an even
ness ana gradual step no impor-
taht point being overlooked, until a
cllmax is reached that will arouse
Ine most hardened picture fan, this
cllmax is spectacular forest fire
tnat Is said to be one of the most
gigantic incidents of its kind ever
enacted for the screen.
Mitchell Lewis in the role of
Dwight Wade. a Maine. college tu-
tor, gives a most. capable perform
ahce' playing the lead with EooG-
natured confidence. the role being
typical for him in that it affords
him many fighting moments and no
Lewis production would be complete
wlthout a hard fought battle. His
support is strong. notably Mel
bourne Mcdowell as John Barrett.
and Mignon Anderson. who plays
opposite him in a dual role. other
wei known names appearing are
arthur Millette. Joe Ray, James
oNeill and Betty Wales.
An excellent musical score is Civ
en- ny the Strand orchestra under
the direction Of Arthur Maxwell. the
overture for the week. Halversen's
Entrance of The Bojaron." being
exceptionally well rendered. other
features of the bill include a most
Interesting news weekly. a laugh
aole Christie comedy and a picto-
graphic and scenic. the whole go
ing to complete a presentation that
Is well worth seeing.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-24
Repeal Of Shimmy Ban
Fought by Methodists

Des Moines. Iowa. May 25.-Indi-
cations today were that delegates
to the Methodist General Conferences
here will refuse 10 turn their con-
gregations loose on "shimmy dances
and other worldly amusements."
church has referred to the general
the blue laws" against dancing,
cards, theaters and similar enter
tainments. Their Recommendation
was against their repeal, the COM
mittee voting 6s 20 rs for this re-
port.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-24

Loew's Palace-Dorothy Dalton
in The Dark Mirror"
Louis Joseph Vance made quite
fascinating journey into the
realm of the psycho=analytical
when he wrote The Dark Mir
ror," originally published in
McCalrs Magazine. The story in
print never attained the melo-
dramatic thrill, the intense ro-
mantle appeal and tic overpower-
ing fascination of the film version
If the same story. which consti-
tutes the latest cinema expression
of the acting talents of Miss Dali
ton, who assumes a dual Iole Of
the most exacting nature with
fauItless cNststency and superb
insight into the possibilities Of the
two characters she represents. The
picture began a, weeks run at
LUew's Palace yesterday.
The Vance story has to do with
a society girl beloved of a young
physician. who is actuated by the
subconscious influence of a sister of
whose identity she is not even
aware. The other sister is a woman
of the underworld, RED Carna-
mans girl. Inc young NcCtOI, &c q
labor of love, attempts to solve
the problsm of his sweetheart's un-
canny dreams and about the same
time the woman of the underworld
deserts Red" Carnsban for a Span
lard. The woman of society, bear
ing an iderlicaI physical likeness.
is kidnapped 10 Reds" adherents
who believe her Reds" missing
girl.
Both these characters are por-
trayed by Miss Dalton, who reveals
flash after fash of those acting tall
ents and powers which startled New
York ,last winter when Miss Dalton
essaysd the role of Chrysis in "Aph-
rodite."
Red" Carnahan discovers the
error of his henehman, for he has
already drowned his real light o.
love. and the appearance of her
identical likeness is too much for
his nerves. The relationship be-
tween the two women, however, is
made thoroughly clear andj the
exotic dreams of the, society girl
are explained on a strictly Freudian
basis. Huntley Gordon has the role
of the young doctor whose dream
of love for the dream-beset society
girl comes true. Pedro de Cordoba
has the role of Spanish gentle
The Washington herald., 1920-05-24
Deaths Reported.

Morgan Moore. 81 years; Alexandria. Va.
Ayres Milan. TO-, Walter Reed Gen. HOspt
Mollie A. Stewart. a; 914 n st. NV.
Francis J. Parke. 66; 1892 V st. NV.
Donald W. Voeis, ); Providence Hospital.
Mamie Coles, "a; 13O = st. NV.
Rose Davis, "a; st. Elizabeth Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-24

Charles BIyants screen adaptation
of Frank Danby's novel of the same
name, IN which the stellar role Is
portrayed with Tremendous versa
tility by Nine. ALA, Nazimova and
complete review of which will be
found In connection with the Met
ropoIitan Theater. where this ster-
ling feature was also ACCORDED hrst
Washington presentations yester-
day.