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The Washington times., 1920-07-04


MAXWELL Tourins-F1ne condition: for
quick sale, $3.50. Apply lats II st. N. r.
ERLAND-Touring. model so; new
paint . ne~s tires driven less than 1000
mlles; owner buying larger car. North
te0s; Main <0L 2020 North Capitol st<
DODGE touring. b-psssenger
! Dodge sedan ..- ...
l.7-passeager Jeffery.
/ Buick roadster, e22b.
I 1914 Maxwell touring
1918 Maxwell tourinss.
1915 MAXWELL tourip.
I 1916 Maxwell tourin..
1912 Maxwell. tourJngs-
I 1918 Maxwell truck.
4 ] 19l7 Saxon touring. ere.
All aboye cars Ia perfect condition. Open
sunday 8 to y. M Phone Line. ss72.
Reasonable terms to fesponsl BILE parties.
APPLY 7i2 Il, ST. 8. e.
OAKLAND SIX. lsIs-I.ooks as good as
new. 1915 10th st n. w.
PREMlER-lslt. csbriolet; wire wheels;
solid leather top: good tires: mechanic
ally perfect; bargain for cash. Fr. 32ll.
SAXON SIx--Touring. 1917; has been kept
In perfect running order; new universal;
new clutch; new piston pins new genera
tor chain; OH piston rings: parking lamp
one new tire: four good tires; spare rim (;
carbon cleaned and valves ground seat COW
ers; $500, terms Phone NJ 1884. g4
Woodward bldg. After y. m, phone Col.
774+. apt. 3i3-W.
The Washington times., 1920-07-04
VICTORY TIRE CO..
1925 Fourteenth Street N. w.
What Do You Know About
Miracles and the Vacuum
Natureopathic Nerve Treat
ment Combined With Chiro-
practic Adjustments?

DO YOU BELIEVE there was ever
miracle performed by MORTAL man, hut
the RESULTS that follow the ytCUuM
NATUREOPATHlC NERVE TREATMENT.
THnRAfY fIf SsnsT WHEN NECEssSRY. ARE
80 NEAR mirsrpi0us that MANY of OUR
PATIENTS Behave THEY ARE MI
RACULOUS or EVEN BETTER and YOU
who have SUFFERED for YEARS and
ING YOUR HEALTH ARE INVITED to
call for consultation. examination (nothing
o6en~ive or indelicste), and first trestment.
It's frce.
OTHERS who had been told they were
INCJRABI.E have regnlnc6 their HEALTH
through the VACUUM NATUREOPATHlC
NERVE TREATMENT and YOU may do
II We know Of any better METHODS Of
rREATMENT that would REMOVE the
CAUSE found In CHRONIC AILMENTS We
would USE THEM. but after over nifty
ycars Of practical experience We have
Treatment combined with chirOpractic ad-
iustmeuts are the most potent agencies
srsed in restoring man TO normal health.
REFERENCES ]
NJ. 6 n. MORTON. Architect. ~ ''A st.
NJ; p; = GODFREY. I" w'''n'n''''
Mr.; B.: 4Sp z xHs T. II. LEWIS. '''' r''s
HON. MARTIN DODGE. 1913 o st. N. ".
Mn. J. J. NooNAN. Proprietor virstn!s
Theater and American Lunchroom' u"
Mr. R. N. BROWN. Dealer in Paints and
Oils nth and N sts. N. ".
M REM. BLETHYN. Contractor and
Builder. 1se3 Oregon ave-
The Washington times., 1920-07-04
WANETD-AUTOMOBILEs

WANT to buy good s or 7 pass auto. 1919.
90 model; up-to-date Ford considered !;
will pay in full in shares in real estate and
building company up to $1,000. Apply Mr..
GREENE, Al r. I. ave. N. W., between ST,
or call Main 2073sr.
The Washington times., 1920-07-04
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN

MONEY TO LoAN-f2bo to $500, 600 on
ID. G. real estate. Several trust funds.
All transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers.
WIN. N. SAUNDERS = co,
Southern Building. SCI 18th St N. W..
The Washington times., 1920-07-04

Richard Nelson. colorcd, has re-
ported to the police that he was held
up by white man NJ the Union
station early Saturday morning anl
robbed OF S45 and a gold watch.
The Washington times., 1920-07-04

In Alexandria churches today most
Of tho ministers delivered patriotic
sermons.
The Washington times., 1920-07-04

Co Se.,.di,ion Apply MARION APT. apt ii.
The Washington times., 1920-07-04

ACTION &C QUICK MONEY - That's all
we've got to Offer but wo'll buy your
car 10 minutes after We sec II II the price
II right Main 2o17. sts st. NJ w.
OARS bought regardless of make. Parts
dealers in the city.
IsADORE GLAssER CO.,
1850 7th st. N. w North 3SsS
The Washington times., 1920-07-04

The Cardinal Athletic Club nine
will play the Cadilla Athletic Club
of Washington on the North Alfred
street ground stiss, afternoon.
The Washington times., 1920-07-04
PAINTING AND REPAIRING.

BROKEN CAST IRON AND OTHER
. METALS WELDED.
..G. ,WELDIT COMPANY,
SIC, New Jersey ave- N. W. Line. zsS3.
EADTATORS LAMPS REPAIREp;
nADih OANo EXPERT SOLDERING
OF" ALL KINDS. MOORE & CO..
sos John Marshall place N. w. Main 164S.
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;s. s,s.: W ,sS: P,,. S.:. ~ INA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28
co NvOCARE

Societatea Ro1nina de Ajutor
81 Cultul';i ''Pluga,ul Romin'
din Youngstown, Ohio Convoaca
adunarea Generala extra a-ordina-
ra Dumineca in 81 Oct. a. c. la
orele | 80 p. Min -Hala Socie-
tatii GAS Poland Ave. Deci fie-
iealT lhiem6fu al Societatii ''Plu-
garul Romin'' rugat ca negre-
sit a lua parte la aceasta adu-
nare'savhid mai multe puncte de
desbatere in spre ilraintarca So
cietatei. Fic-care membru absent
nemotivat Va. fi pedcpsit conform
hotarirei din sedinta trecuta
adeca perzindu-si dreptul de be-
neficiu pe 30 de zile.
In numele Societatci 'Pluga-
rul Romin".
George Sirbu, prcsedinte.>
Vasile. Suciu, secretar.
(50-5D.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28
CO n U n lCAT.
No. 17O3-92O.

No. 17O3-92O.
Sc aduce la cnnostinta onor. So.
cietati 81 membri Cd la secretariatul
general al Uniunei Sc afla de vim
zare Istoria Americei in romineS-
te de Ilie Martin Selisteanul 81 care
1storie e in doua volume. Pretul
fie carui volum de Wc.
Comandele insotite de cost Sc fac
la loan N. Sufana, seer. gen., 312
So. Liberty Str, Alliance, O.
De la secretarul general Sc pot
comanda 81 Diplome pcntru memb-
rii Solicitation, adeca al Uniunei.
Aceasta comanda Sc poate face nu-
mai. prin. Societati 81 al carei cost
|e des$1.25 din care Csc trece in
fondul Societatei, lar $1.00 Sc tri-
mite odata GU comanda.
Sc mai afla butoni extra de pus
la lantul de ceas. Pretul unui ase.
menea button e de $500. g'H
loan N. Sufand, seer. gen.
Alliance, O., q 1ulie 1920.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28
Avlz IMPORTANT

Catra toti consatenii nostri din
comuna Tintaru jud. Fagaras
Rominia.
Fratilor va aducem la cunos-
tinta Guinea Comitetul Parochial
din comma noastra ne-au adus
la cunostinta ca in timpul cutre-
murului de pamint ce au fost in-
timplat in anul 1916 sau crepat
turnul Bisericii noastre asa ca
dupa Alta timp comuna noastra
voeSte al construi din nou impo-
sibilitatea ce nu sau putut con-
strut pima acum au fost lipsa Fl
nanciara 81 cauza razboiului.
Acum fratilor venim in timpul
normal Ia care ne este de lipsa a
construi turnul Bisericei noastre
Deci comitctul Parochial din co.
muna noastra ne roaga pc toti
consatenii aflatori in Statele
Unite sa ajutam in bani Gu cit
ne da putinta 81 zice ca sa aju.
tam acest ,fapt umanitor dupj
cit avem vointa.
Nadejdea celor din comund
este la moi consatenii aflatori in
America in acest scop.
Deci tot sprijinul principaI
este in moi Gle aicia. Dcci tot
consa tent earl are vointa de q
ajuta la sus numitul scop este
rugat trimite pc adresa Socie
tatii ''Tintareanu Muncitors' p
Box Mr.. 1O3 New Castle Pa.
Tot odata Sc vor trimite MI
mele donatorilor 81 Gu cit au do
nat in comma noastra adeca !;
Comitctul Parochial la care 81
va face un tablou unde Sc v;
pune numele 81 donatia care Va
Fl totdeauna in sfinta Biserica
Pentru memoria 81 in viitoare;
noastra generatiunc. In numel
Comitetului Parochial din com
Tintaru jud. Fagaras Rominia
Petru Neagre, casar.
loan Icide Stefan, secretar.
| (4S-50-.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28
PERF|DIA 0MENEASCA
= Roman Contimporan -
De g. B. PkSCU

sa seaza pc scaun Sd sclie, IL
cindu-i ca daca nu aSculta e Si-
lita sd spul4 doamnoi purtarea
ei, dar Lucretia Sc smuci din
mlinile ei 81 alcrga in biblioteca,
unde Gheorghiade citea un ours
de medicina, 81 Sc plinse ca d-na
Deschanel nesuferita 81 NAL
trateaza mai rau ca pc o servi-
toare. In timpul acesta Elena s'a
urcat in etajul al doilea 81 Sc
plinse Anastasiei de purtarea
necuviincioasa y ficei sale, spu-
ll5ndu-i cum STA batut joe de
avertizarea ca ii va spune mamei
sale purtarea ei necuviincioasa
81 ii spuse ca nj yrea sa sc su-
puma Ia mimic, afara de lertiile
Ia plan.
| Ma asteptam Ia asia, nu nd
ascult4 nici pc mine, gise Ana
stasia oftind A desmerdes-<
tafs1. Te rog nh lua 81 seam:
prostiile d. Daca yezi - M IN
ysta las,o II spcIs VI VI =; 10
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28
lNVlIARE

Societatea Romiria de Ajutor
si Cultura ''Ixvorur din Nc.
Donald, Ohio, are onoare invita-
pc toate surorile Societati, onor.
Parochii 81 Cluburi precum 81 pe
toti tratii roanini din loc 81 jur a
lua, partc Ia frumoasa Pctrecere
impreunata Gu Dams, care Sc va
tinea 61mbata seara in 30 Oct.
1920, in hala proprie din loc.
Inceputul va ii la Z ore p. m.
Pretul de intrare D-nii 75c.
Muzica ''Rominia Marc,s' din
Youngstown, Ohio, va distra
cnor. public, Gu cele mai fru'
moasc arii dc Dams.
Deci in speranta ca toti fratii
Romini din loo 81 jur ne vor ds
sprijinul, pima ha revedere am
ramas Gu dragoste adevacat fra
tiasca.
In numele Socictatii "Izvorul'
din Mcdonald, Ohio.
Prssidiul aranjssor.
(49-5O).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28
CO NV0'cARE

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Biruinta'' din
Warren, Ohio Convoaca pc tot
membri, de lua parte la Sc
dinta lunara extra ordinara care
Sc va tinca Dumineca in 81 Oct
1920 in localul Soc. 'Biruintas
ia Walnut Str.
Adunarilc Soc. de obicciu a
fost prima Dumineca. din fic-
care luna. Neccsitatca de o inn
portanta vitala ne sileStc a con-
yoca aceasta adunarc pc ziua d..
81 Octombrie la Orele l 80 exact.
Stunt rugati toti membrii de :,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28

Anastasia, suspinind din inima,
''Linistiti-va doamna, nu va
faceti inina rea ca va agravati
boala" zise Elena GU compati-
mire.
Ar Fl bine sd Sc sfirseasca
odata Gu mine,s' zise Anastasia
Gu lacrami i'm ochi. 'sStiu bine ca
sunt condamnata la moarte. Me-
dicul nici nu ma vizitesza. Imi
prcscrie mereu aceleasi prafuri,
morfina, ca sd pot dormi'.-
''Morfina g primejdioasa"
xise Elena Gu gravitate in vo-
cea Ell. N
''Da, stiu, 81 imi pare rau ca
nu pot procura Q doza mai mare
ca sd adorm odata pentru tot
deauna. La ce-mi foloseste viata
asta ticaloasa! Scuxa-ma dina
daca te rog sa-1ni ajuti sa ma
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28

Atuncl 'iu mai am nici "ll
rol ia d-voastra, Use Elena,
pf,.l''u Gu .rls'ese IN ocnli 81.
Da I'd Una. y Sd III coml'a-
i'ioaha lhea' NJ am anvaEat Gu
u.'a p "l-ar u urit slhgufa'
simt ca starea mea Sc mrapta'
ses'e . aaca vol caoea Ia ia.
c'ne ihsr'Jes1e de mme' Am 81
vonoesc Gu Nlcu 80 MAI stap''
heasca zise Anas'asla Spuc'n'
uu.i minnie.
IN 1impul acesla sosi Gneor'
snladl Gu Alcresla de NINA =
Else resti1a catre ca:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28

Deschanel 81 o,.mai superi sd stii
ca te :pedepxesc aspru. = 81
d-voastra doamna, usati de toata
aatoritatea dc profesoara 81 daca
nu invata 81 n'asculta pedepsi.
ito riguros, cum crcdcti ca
mai bine. Avcti toata latitudines
81 tot dreptul." 81 intorcindu-se
catrc Lucrctia urma
''Pleaca mai repede 81 scrie ce
tia arafat dina Deschanel. Al
auzit?
Lucretia plecS tara Sd ras-
puma un cuvint, si fnchise usa
Gu putere in urha ei.
'D-soara si.a b6tut joe de
dina Deschanel r6zind si facind
gesturi comice 81 bstjoeoritoare
inaintea d-sale Daca i-a zis Cd
are Sd mi spun3 e no aseulta
ia raspuns ridiei11d din umeri
ri 81! Ge-miS pasa !" D.na sn
parata 81 vrea = piece siss
Anastasia.
''Lasa Cd regulez eu. Pima
acnm am rabdat crcstnd ed
copila, dar de azi 6nainte nu-i
mai tolerez ninlic, D-voastra
scuzati dina Desshsnel u daes
mn va asculta ~ viitor spune
ti-ni mies
Elena insih in ea.p:
',Ea cred q M vi pute.
| seoate .eg' ss eplt. 6aan
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28

lntr una din zile Lucretia Sc
resvrati GU obraznicie impotriva
Elcnei zicind ca in pension Sc
bucura de mai multa libel;tate 81
profesorii Sc purtau Gu mai pu-
tina mojicie ca ea, 81 Elena MI
s'a plins nici in ziua aceea de
purtarea Ell, ci drept pedeapsa
La dat sd scrie cinci pagini de
caiete din gramatica engleza 81
o amellinta ca daca ma serie vd
spune doamnei ca este o eleva
neascultatoare 81 lenesa. Lucre-
tia ridica din umeri 81 zise rzind
batjocoritoare: "Ei 81. Putin Inn
pasa"
"a d0ua ri IAucretia Sc prezinti
cd caietul alb. Fara sd Fl scri.
nm singur rind macar 81 Elens
B, dojeli cu blinp pete, tiilindu-i III
cers de morsM, pc cind Lucreti'
rides cu hsx 81 faeea gesturf 60
s1fs - : - 7 -,
Elena ( lua 4ls .uaiaa NJ y tory
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28

gnra ca acum sa dus JOS 81
pEnge. lam Spus d-nci Descha-
mel ca -daca vede ca mu poata
face nici isprava Gu ca so lasa
in plata Domnului, 81 mai bine
Sd stea pc linga mine ca mi-a
urit sing,lra' zise Anastasia
Gu lacrimile in gene.
'Da, da, in cazul c1nd nu sc
va putea coriga, dar cred Cd Q
sd ma ascultc. Sa incercam" zise
Gheorghiade> cnervat 81 dupa 6
mica pauza urma:
'Azi Sinrbata. Milne nu in.
vata. De LuniNam sd stau de fata
la predarea lectii!or 81 am 50 vad
ce face d-nci. Ma due sd vad
daca ma ascnltat's 81 esi repede
din camera Anastasiei.
''S'a schimbat Nicu. Vrea sa-yi
vaza pc >fiisa educata. Pentru
prima oara lam vazut rastindu-
Sc Ia ca, pc cind Gu bietul Titl1
vorbea tot rastit 81 arrogant"
zise Anastasia stergindn-se Ia
ochi, 81 dupa pauna urma: M
stiu cum sc face Cd am nrit-u
asa de tare ca nam ochi SO vad
Par'cA mar Fl copila meat.
'En cred fiindca M Va ascal.
a & rise Elena, reflective.
s'Da, doamlla, i fiindc2 I. y
bssznnA cu mime raspnnse
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28

Fl present. ca 81 poata deveni in
current Gu evenimcntele cc sc vor
desfaSura in sinul Societatei:
In numele Soc. "Biruinta"
din Warren, Ohio, selnnez:
Iosif Comsa, secretar.
(49-5O).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28

desbrac. Vreau sa ma culc putin.
Ma STINT tare sdruncinata de
purtarea ficei meles'.
''Cu placcre', zise Elena, a.
propiindu-se de ca, 81 0 desbraca,
'descheiind-o 81 de corset, pc
care dncepuse sal poarte de
cite-va zile, 81 dupa ce 0 des-
calta fmbraca Gu capotul de
noapte 81 .luind-o in brate urea
pc pat ca pc un copil. Era usoarl
Gu toate ca era malta. Numai
oasele 81 pielea pc ca. Q ilrveli
GU plapoma 81 dupa ce ii. spuse
ca va merge putin in orss sa-si
tirguiascd ceva, Sc retrase il ca
mera ii, undes Gu ajutorul Euge-
niei Sc. imbraca repede 81 pleca,
fara sa anunte pc Gheorghiade.
(Va urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28
LIBERTY 3oEpU2l
u HxROl DD C1uTAR8

Vinde-le acuma. PKtim ban
gaia u preturils cels mai bune
Simon este cea mai cinstit1 casd
de schimb. Room PIG Lennox
Bldg, al dolea Htaj. Lusti ele.
vatorul colt Gu East 9th ii Eu
cid. Aveiue. Ds-asupra dc SINCE,
Sewing Machine Co. Daschis pf
nd 10 orels s p. =. (1x6)
(Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28
CAUTAM
FAMIL1I 81 BARBAT1
NECASATORITI

Sa lucreze la minele de carbuni in
West Virginia. Nina noastra
este in Uniune. Carbunii sunt
della 6 pima la Z ft. Lucru Gu
tirnacop este platit pc tona. Sc
intrebuinteaza lampi deschise
Nina este uscata.
0arantam ca yeti avea lucru In
fiecarc ri. Case bune pentru ia
milii 81 borturi bune pcntru Gel
necasatoriti.
Trilnetere in fiecare ri. M dam
recompense. (246-51)
CENTRAL EMPLOYMENT
& COMMISSARY co.
443 Third Ave-, Pittsburg, Pa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28

APARf IN rIECARr u.

Pfetul peatra Dublicatli cas ,Cautss,
sDe vlnsafe", ,,Auung de cAs6toriess,
etc. eoatA Dentru fiecare cayint
CENT? Ae = Dubllcatie. Sub - de centl
~ - Dahlic& Mimic.
rentEu DART Ae seanA, 1nvlt&rl Dc
Oo1ea. cununll sou dansurl eentl H.
0lns sau eAOo eOloanA de alar.
Pabllcatiile - fie lnsOtite de suma
neeesafA. Credit nu are declt s~eletd-
t11e din Unlunea s. II. A.
Haauscrlplele sun fOt0grafn M se
AApoiasA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28
C u T

Pc loan Suciu din GirbOva- de
Sus, eu Vasile Dan tot din com.
sus numita. Rog pc fie-care ceti-
tor care ii site adresa mi scric
sau char pc dinsul daca celeste
aceste rinduri sa-mi scrie la
adresa urmatOare:
VASILE DAN
22O Civitella Str. Warren, o.
(49-51)).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28

Catra toti consatenii nostri din
comuna Tintaru jud. Fagaras
Rominia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-28

(Va 'urma)
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-28

St. Paul's cathedral, Bishop Guerry
said.
Bishop Guerry returned to the
state in good health and is glad to
be once again in South Carolina and
at work in this state.
"While the old world has much to
teach us, said the bishop, "and we
have much to learn from it, l have
come back to this country better
American than when went over. !
am convinced that we have the great
est country in the world, a country
full of opportunity, and with pro
found sense of gratitude and a grow
ing sense of responsibility, we the
people of the United States should
live worthy of our great heritage and
of the splendid ideals and traditions
of our fathers
Revisits France.
While absent from South Carolina,
Bishop Query again visited France.
He visited Paris, Chateau-Thierry
and the Belleau Wood cemetery.
"The government has made won,
derful provision for caring for and
beautifying the cemeteries in which
the dead soldiers Sleep" said DR..
Guerry, ':and it seems a pity to take
up the remains of our brave lads and
transport them to this country. Much
better, it seems to me, would it be,
to let them lie in the soil of France,
an everlasting monument to the mu-
tual friendship between the two Sis
ter republics"
The Lambeth conference was COM
posed Of bishops of the Anglican
communion throughout the world.
There were in attendance at the con-
ference 252 bishops, so of whom
were from the United States. These
conferences are called every ten
years by order of the archbishop of
Canterbury to consider problems af-
fecting the moral and spiritual condi-
ton of people throughout the world.
Moral and religious issues are in
volved in the various discussions held.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-28
BISHOP GUERRY
TELLS OF MEETING
Returns From Lambeth Conference
in London-Discuses Divorce
and Prohibition.


'It may be Of some interest to
South Carolinians to know that the
position which this state has taken
on marriage and/divorce was brought
to the attention of Lambeth confer
ence in London" said Bishop W. A.
Guerry yesterday afternoon. Bishop
Guerry arrived in Columbia Friday
from New York after having spent
about six weeks in London, and spent
the night with DR.. LeGrande Guerry,
leaving this city yesterday for
Laurens and Newberry.
"When the subject of marriage
and divorce was before the confer
ence, one bishop said that to view
marriage as an indissoluble union be-
tween one man and one woman was
impracticable and that the people
would not stand for it. In answer
to this statement I told the confer
ence that the people of South Caro-
lima stood for it and that it was writ
ten in the organic law Of our state
and that it had the approval of an
overwhelming majority Of our peo-
pie. I believe that the statement
had some influence on the conference
which went on record as saying that
the Christian standard of marriage
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-28

house on Wednesday as Sol Lesser's
S500,O0O production with the diving
Venus in the starring role.
AS Annabel Cotton, the star de-
picts the role of an athletic girl
whose clothes shock her crusading
father. She is sought by two suitors,
vastly different in type, and nlarries
the one that she herself least ex-
pected to marry.
Annette Kellerman, International
ly famous as a swimmer, known to
millions Of playgoers for her work in
"Neptune's Daughter "The Daugh-
ter of the Gods" and 'The Queen of
the Sea-" is considered to be at her
best in this modern comedy drama
which Sol Lesser will offer to the
theatregoers Wednesday at the opera
house.
Nate Watt, who was Lois Weber's
directorial associate before he was
commandeered by Lesser, directed
the modern Venus in, "What Women
Love-" a First National attraction.
Many of the scenes were made in
the South Pacific and the dramatic
worth Of the story is enhanced by
beautiful scenery and elaborate set
tings.
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out had been obtained from Liberty
loan, contributors as recorded with
the government. The maximum sum
asked in any letter was $1,000, he
said, and he thought about 100000
had been subscribed as result Of
this solicitation.
School Publication Neutral.
The committees guns also were
brought to bear during the day on
charges that federal publications had
been used for Democratic political
propaganda purposes. P. P. Claxton
head of the federal bureau of educa.
ton, insisted that the bureaus semi
monthly paper, "School Life,'' had
been conducted in a non-partisar
spirit under his administration. He
produced copies to show that both
Republican and Democratic leaders
had been quoted on educational ques-
tions. He declared, however, that
articles appearing in "School Ser
vice." a larger publication printed by
his bureau from the former commit
tee on public information and since
suspended for lack of funds, were
apparently intended to support the
league of nations idea but said the
bureau was not directly in control of
the paper at the time.
Before calling any witnesses to
the stand today the committee de-
eided to order William Barnes, Jr.,
of New York to produce subscription
lists and other papers connected with
publication of hi shook, "Republican-
ism in 1920" He had protested that
this was private enterprise, not
connected with campaign financing
but was overruled. Before he left
the committee room, Barnes obtain
ed from his office at Albany report
showing that The total gross return
on subscriptions for the book was
S73,675 Of which the solicitor who
put the business was to get from so
to SIS per cent. as commissions.
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An American bishop was requested
to preach the concluding sermon in
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Dangerous to Men"

Viola Dana in Dangerous to Men,
is announced as the feature attrac-
ton at the opera house Thursday,
Dangerous to Men" is an adaptation
by A. P. Younger from H. V. Es-
mond's stage drama, '3Eliza Comes to
Stay" which had a big run in Lon
don when it was produced there with
Mr.. Esmond and Eva Moore in the
leading roles.
1t is the most ambitious production
J of Miss Dana's career and she is said
to have found her favorite role as
the school girl Eliza, who is thrust at
the age of Is into a bachelors house
hold, where, although she has taken
every precaution to make herself
'safe" from men, she suddenly finds
that she has the power to make her
self dangerous.
The screen version switches the
locale of the story from England to
the United States and the adaptation
heightens the charm and dramatic in
tensity of the original play. The
role of Eliza tests even the unusual
versatility of an actress Of Miss
Dana's varied experience and she is
reported to have scored her biggest
personal success in it.
In her support are suca well known
actors as Milton Stills, Edward Con-
nelly, John P. Morse, James Barrows,
Mollie Mcconnell, Helen Raymond
Marian Skinner and Josephine Crow
ell.
The picture was produced and is
distributed by Metro Pictures corpor
alton, Maxwell Karger, director ger.
eral. The photography is by John
Arnold and A. E. Freuderman de-
signed the interior settings.