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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18
SOCIETY EVENTS OF THE WEEK
By MRS EMMITT T. REID


As changeabe as the month of
April, has been the past week Win
its sunshine and showers, and like
maid and matron who hcsitated
whether 10 don "impcrmoabos' and
sally forth IN rain, or adopt furs or
spring costume, so have social func
tlons been held in abcyance by the
uncertainties Of tho weather moods
and been limited to a great extent Ia
small and informal affairs.
OF course Dan Cupid can not be
thwarted by mere atmospheric con.
ditions and IN the week saw the cul
mination OF his wen laid plans, in two
weddings.
Among announcements for the early
part Of this week, is the dance to be
given tomorrow night at Convention
Hail. which is the initial dance Of
the Alpha Club, being organized by
Mr. and Mrs. +. Sherwood llotcbkiss.
Tomorrow afternoon % meeting of
the Ladies OF the Leaf will be held
ut the club rooms at Convention Han.
Aside from u meeting Of the First
ward Mothers Clubs, Of the Friday
Afternoon Five Hundred club no other
announcements have been made.
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the Priscilla club, Of which Mrs. But
zow Is II member who presented her
With a beautiful high wicker sewing
lasket, in which were many other
gifts from intimate friends.
Refreshments were served from Il
table gally decorated and centered
with a large birthday cake on which
burned the appropriate number OF
candles.
rne guests we're Mrs. Kirk Dyer
Mrs. W. +. Duiber Mrs. Robert cal.
lam. Mrs. l.. :. Dolman, Mrs. H. a.
Fox, Mrs. Writ Franklin, Mrs. Colycr,
Mrs. James Barron. AIrs. L. 4. True,
Mr.. Val Mullen. Mrs. \. T.. Colvm.
Mrs. W. T.. Lindsay, Mrs. Dobhs, Mrs.
y. D. Childs. Mrs. Mary Bradford,
Mrs. Comegys, Mrs. y. II. Cornell,
Mrs. ". g. DavIsson, Mrs. WIN
Morgan. Mrs. win Morgan. Jr, Mrs.
LaMont Bgers Mrs. y. G. Rut2ow.
Mrs. II. lleloach, Mrs Morris sass,
Mrs. Bertha White, Mrs j. G.. Abcr.
nathy Mrs. c. J.. McCam, Mrs. j..
J. Stausill, Mrs. Carrie Maxwell, and
Mrs Hal Cannon.
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rourth Ward Mothers Club.

The Fourth Ward Mothers CIup
will meet Friday afternoon at y
o'clock when pupils of the sixth sranyt,t
Miss Lucille Adams. teacher Will ha1t'
charge OF the program.
Mr.. Henry y. Rinsland' vocation
guidance director, who is making talks
nj the meetings Of the Mothers CLUBS
this month, will talk at this meet
ing.
There will also be a cup and spoon
shower, 10 which every mothep is
requested to contribute
The program will be of special inter
est and patrons and other friends are
inNitod
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Biz Lumber Eirn

Sykes X Rast have purchased the
two lumber yards put in at Fort
worth and at Ranger by the Chicka'
slw Lumber Company of TINS city
J.. i. Henderson. who has been man
aging these yards for the Chicl;asaw
Company was taken in o partner
ana retained as manager sykes *
nast now have yards at Hewitt, Burk-
barnett. Wichita Fails. Ranger ana
Fort worth. This firm which start""
IN IN earl day at Hcaldton If be-
coming one of the big lumber and rig
concorn, o. the Mid.Contincnt ana
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I,mifei Snppcr.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tucker enter
tanned e. small group OF friends win
an Informal buffet supper last night
at their homo, II Scott street
The dining table was softly Lighted
with green shaded candles, and II
the center was % large bouquet OF
white carnations and southern smilaX
Mr. and Mrs. fuckers guests were
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Gates. Mr.. anC
Mrs. John Dexter, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Carlock Mr.. and Mrs. sherman Pyle
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown and Mrs
Nemiuu Wallace.
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First Ward Mothers Club.

Pupils Of the lifth grade under tie
direction Of their teachers. Miss Ruth
Sullivan and Miss Maudc Drain viii
have charge OF the program at 90
meeting OF the FIRST Ward Mothers
club. Thursday afternoon at . O'Clock
\ special feature Of the program
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By MRS. EMMITT r. REID
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Mrs. Walter Archer; installation of H.
Y. =. 4. officers; talk on Womcn's
work. by Mrs. Carol Newman, presi.
dent, and Mrs, Parish and Mrs. Har.
grove, secretaries; K. IT, Rogers, who
will talk on the sunday school work.
Or. llargroyes Joe Pate and Mr.
Blassingamc, treasurer viii also talk
on Sunday school ana church work.
Members Of the y. V j.. T.. mot in
choir practice Thursday night follow.
ed 10y a social hour when refreshments
were served
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awarded Mrs. Glenn Cornell y TWO
course luncheon was served.
Those entertained were Mrs. H. H.
Wisucr. Mrs. ollie Anderton, Mrs. l..
T.. Loldsby, Mr.. j. \. scott MIS-,
pan Daly, Mrs. ;. y. Holley, ana
Mrs, Cornell.
Airs. Cornell viii be hostess at 'h'
club meeting, Friday.
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SUNDAY, JANUARY lS, lszo.

will be a talk by Mr., Henry D. Rms,
land. vocational guidance director oi
Ardmore public schools, who VIII speaA
of matters Of interest to all present
Refreshments will be served py 'he
r,otbers NJ the fifth grade pupils.
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I,lIlhilnX IplrlN

one of the most delightful affairs
OF the week was the party given Mon.
day afternoon by Mrs. j. W. Kruger
i'm celebration Of the eighty. eighth
birthday anniversary of her mother,
Mrs Sophia Butzow
Guests were limited to members Of
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Christian Endrayor

The Christian Endcavor ur First
Presbyterian church win meet In reg.
u.ar session az $3.50 o'clock tonight
at the church. Miss Florence Rcdheld
viii have charge Of the service, 10
which 900 a.r invited
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-18

Members OF the +. Y. =. L. Of South
Ardmore Baptist church will have
charge of the evening services al
the church tonight, following the
regular meeting of the union at 6
o'clock The evening service will be.
gin at 7:15 o'clock and all members
are urged to be in attendance.
The program will include talk
by Mrs. z. NJ. Boucher, leader Of the
"Sunbeams" and Miss Orean Archer,
her assistant. Preceding these talks the
Senior b. Y. p. T.. members will give
song followed by prayer. Follow.
ing this Mrs. Frank Blassingham,
Junior B. Y. =. U. secretary will talk
on the Junior work. Mr.. Chester Cole
will also talk on this subject. a vlo-
lin solo will be given by Mrs. A. l..
Averatt. with Miss Archer, pianist,
accompanying. The remainder of the
program will be given as follows: Mrs.
T.. Mayfield. president, who will talk
IN the Senior b. y. p. L.: talk by
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Presbyterian Missionary Society

The Presbyterian Missionary Society
will meet at o'clock Tuesday after
noon, with Mrs T.. y. pugh, leslcr
Tho lesson will be taken from tine
study book.
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Friday Afternoon Club

MIs. John Dorrah was hostess tho
past wees. To the members Of the
Friday Afternoon Five Hundred Club,
at ner home, 224 Eighth avenue,
northwest. High score favor was
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$74.5O to $3.50
New Arrivals in FrOCk
WOOL DRESSES

Light weight Trcotine, Serge and Poire Twill
Dresses among the early Spring models Most
of these have short sleeves and many have bolero
effect Gold and red braid a navy tricotine
model shows the Spanish influence. A Beige rrico-
tine, straight lined dress, whose only trimming is
self buttons and brown braid lays its claim to dis
tinction on its simplicity.
$40 80 to SS450
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IIicl,so,,.Wilkins

Mr.. and .Ir,. :. NJ. Dickson ~
II street, northwest announce the mar
rasc Of their daughter, Marjorie 10
Sir. liorac" villains Of oklahoma Guy
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AlDha Club Dance.

The initial dance OF The Alpha CUB
being organized in Ardmore by Mr.
and Mrs. i. Sherwood Hotchkiss, Will
be given tomorrow night at Conven'
tion Hall. Invitations have been issued
ana admittancc wit DE by card, only.
The dance promises 20 be ore OF
special ENJOYMENT. Music viii be furn-
ished by the Scott orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs, Don Cochran. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. X. Burnitt and Mr.. and Mrs,
X. l.. Ream will be chaperones.
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SILK DRESSES

Many interesting new style features are introduced
in these first Spring models of navy, flesh, white
and fowered Georgette; black, navy, copen brown
taupe and rose Taffeta; brown navy and black
Satin. Quaint ruffles and drapes, bits of MORE
and metallic ribbon, give individual touches to
these charming frocks.
$3.50 to $3.50 \
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KNICKERBoCKER.

Sex" J. Parker Reads production.
featuring Louise Glaum. will be the
attraction at Crandalrs knicker-
booker Theater also today and to-
morrow. with Merely a Maid and
orchestral numbers as supplementary
features.
Hammerstein will be shown. in '"The
Woman Game" and Mothers Anger
will be the minor offering: Thursday
and Friday. Jack Pickford, in The
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come"
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De Haven. in
Excess Baggage" and Saturday.
Mack Sennett's comedy. Down on the
Farm" starring Ben Turpin and 9TH
ers. a Mutt and JEFF comedy. and
John Cumberland in The Charming
Mrs. Chase" will complete the bill.
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CRANDALL's.

%. Henry aF' famous ' short pa s3oqy rh he
Memento," featuring Corinne Griffith
will be shown today and through
Tuesday at Crandalrs Theater. 1t is a
story of theatrical life. Snub Pollard
in "Trotting Through Turkey" and
orchestral accompaniment will COM
plete the bill.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday,
Anita Stewart will be pictured in
THE More Excellent Way" and Tell
Your Ouija" will be shown.
Saturday. Marion Davies and Con-
way Tearle will be pictured in april
Folly" with The Fatal Wallop," a
comedy.
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PALACE.

Ethel Clayton is featured at Loew's
Palace Theater today and all this
week in her latest photoplay "A Lady
in Love-" adapted from the stage play
by Harriet Ford and Caroline Duer
1t is story of young convent girl
who marries a rascal. not knowing
OF his previous marriage. In her ef-
forts to extricate herself from the
fangle new and a more worthy love
Is born and she finally attains hap
piness. Harrison Ford is pictured as
the man who finally wins the girl.
The production is supplemented with
other features
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Photoplay Features.

A FTER viewing the recent
~ achievements of Marshall
n Neilan. the produeer-direetor'
Charles Fuhr. well known au-
thority on things filmesque. calls him
"the melting pot of the movies"
He is the most essentially Ameri-
can of all the producers says Mr..
Fuhr Where D. w. Griffith is univer-
sal in the appeal of his sheer artistry.
Neilan is Indigenous to America. He
has the drollery of our national
humor. the easy humor. the exag-
Eerative with a mixture of wit and
slapstick that never fails to convulse
He is, in fact. the melting pot of
the movies. for in his work you will
find a dash of Mack Sennett's tearing
comedy, sprinkling of De Mile S
sensuous decorations. a flash of Crit
fith's suspense and more than little
of Tourneur's melodrama. But not too
much of any one factor to bore plain
American citizen. and just enough of
his own direct narrative genius to
make his pictures. after all. his own
Who Makes a Star.-How does the
public make a star?
We'll. this is the story of how they
made one star, says Edwin Justus
Mayer.
men MT. moore was ieadlnS man
he became a favorite with great
many motion picture fans. His breezy
personality. his smile. his restraint
and humor, all this and more i'm
pressed the cinema audiences. By and
by they began to look for him on the
screen. Still little later they began
to ask the exhibitor to let them
know" when he was to be seen in a
picture. Some bright showmen. be-
thinning to appreciate his worth as
drawing card. began to put signs in
front of their theaters. "(So-and SOY
with Tom Moore"
This is what made Tom Moore a
star. Motion-picture audiences were
demanding him. irrespective of the
rest of the cast. They demanded his
smile and his presence on the screen.
They expressed their wish. and the
wish of the public is law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16
RIALTO.

The Love Expert" starring Con-
stance Talmadge. in an original story
adaptation by John Emerson and
Anita Loos, will be shown this week
at Moore's Rialto Theater, starting
today. 1t concerns Babs. a boarding
school girl, who devotes her time
neither to trigonometry nor ath-
letics--but to .ove. Scenes are laid
in New York. Boston and Palm Beach
Minor features and orchestral music
complete the program.
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COLUMBIA.

Olive Thomas. former star Of the
Ziegfeld "Follies.' is the featured
player at Loew's Columbia Theater
the first four days of this week in
Youthful Folly" story based on
certain incidents revealed to Miss
Thomas during her association with
stage life. 1t is story of a love
skein tangled in Dixie and unraveled
in New York. Miss Thomas appears
as an old-fashioned girl of the south.
Crawford Kent as the husband, and
Helen Gill as the other woman.
The last three days OF the week
Bessie Barriscale will be featured in
The Notorious Mrs Sands
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GARDEN.

Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure
Island. in its photodramatic version
by Maurice Tourneur, will be shown
this week. starting today, at Moore's
Garden Theater. The story. written
by famous writer has delighted
thousands. young and old 1t has more
thrills than the average screen melo-
drama. and abundance of delightful
romance and all the glamour of the
old swashbuckling pirate days of the
spanish main. Shirley Mason is Jim
Hawkins. the boy hero: Ion CLANCY.
the dual parts Of Pew and Merry. and
Charles Ogle is Long John Silver
Minor features. educational and
amusing. complete the bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16
STRAND.

The Servant in the House" by
Charles Ram Kennedy, will be show n
in photoplay form this week at
Moore's Strand Theater. The picture
like the play. has made deep i'm
preston on the public of Washing
ton. Jack Curtis. Clara Horton. Ed
ward Piel. Claire Anderson and Jean
Hersholt are seen in important roles
Muscical accompaniment and minor
features complete the program.
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Geraldine
Farrar. in The Woman and the Pup
pet: Tuesday. Olive Thomas. in foot
lights and Shadows: Wednesday, Co
rhine Griffith. in THE Garter GirF:
Thursday. Viola Dana. in The Willow
Tree: Friday. Thomas Ince's Dan
gerous Hours: Saturday. Jack Pick
ford. in The Little Shepherd Of King
dom Come
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American.

Today Dorothy Dalton, in The
Vampire: tomorrow. Anita Stewart
and Earle Williams, in The Sins Of
the Mothers"; Tuesday. Alice Brady.
in The Trap: Wednesday. William
S. Hart, Charles Ray and Louise
Glaum. in Stalking His Life: Thurs
day. Bert LytelI, in The Right of
Way" Friday. Charles Ray. in alarm
Clock Andy" and Saturday. "Huckle-
berry Finn.
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. House Peters.
in Silk Husbands and Calico Wives;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Mae Murray
and David Powell. in ION With the
Dance: Thursday. Thomas Ince's
Dangerous Hours: Friday, Robert
Warwick. in Thou Art the Man: Sat
urday. Olive Thomas, in "Footlights
and Shadows
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the stage who destroys the happiness
of home and then herself falls vic
tim to the same domestic catastrophe
through the agency of member of
the chorus. whom she has taught.
Minor films and orchestral music
will complete the program.
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Carolina.

Today, Earle Williams. in Captain
Swift: tomorrow. Irene Castle, in
THE Amateur Wife: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Alice Brady. in Sinners:
Thursday, Taylor Holmes. in Nothing
But the Truth; Friday. Eugene
O'Brien. in His Wife's Mossy". Sat
urday. Robert Warwick, in Friday
the Thirteenth"
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Elite.

Today. William Farnum. in The
madRe. in she Loves and Lies" !;
Tuesday. Olive Thomas. in out Yon-
DER; Wednesday. Elsie Ferguson; in
Ills House in Order: Thursday.
Peggy Hyland. in Black Shadows;
Friday. Sylvia Dreamer. in my Lady's
Carter" and SATURDAY, Charles Ray,
in The Hick."
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METROPOLITAN.

Louise Glaum will be pictured a,
Crandalrs Metropolitan Theater this
week, beginning this afternoon. in j.
Parker Read. jr..s production of Sex"
written by c. Gardner Sullivan. 1t
traces the experiences of star of
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Circle.

Today. Norma Talmadge, in "A
Daughter Of Two Worlds: tomor
row. Anita Stewart, in Mind the
Paint Girl: Tuesday. Clara kimbai1
Young, in The Forbidden Woman
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teur Wife; tomorrow, Earle Will
liams. in captain Swift; Tuesday,
Taylor Holmes, in Nothing But the
Truth: Wednesday. Eugene O'Brien,
in His Wife.s Money" :.rr THURSDAY az:
Thirteenth: Friday. Bessie Barris-
Gale. in 1.-The Woman Who Under
stood" and Saturday. Viola Dana. IN
The Willow Tree
Regent.
Today, Eugene o'Brlen. in His
Wife's Money: tomorrow: Alice
Brady. in "A Woman Alone; Tues
day Corinne Griffith. in "Deadline
at Eleven: "Wednesday. Charles g,, Ray
in 1.-The Egg Crate Wallop; Ihurs-
dav. William Farnum in Les Miser-
abies"; Friday. Pauline Frederick In
."The Lives of Lefty" and saturday.
Shirley Mason. in Her Elephant
Man"
Revere.
Today. Tom Mix. in "The cyclone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16

Billy Foster and Frank Harcourt are
the stars of Hurtig's "Bowery Bur
1esquers," next weeks offering at the
Gayety Theater. Others include Marty
Semon, kittie Glasco, Dolly Sweet. Lib
ny Hart, Mallon and We'll and Russell
Il. Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16

Wednesday, Bert Lytell. in The
Right Of Way: Thursday. Olive
| Thomas. in "Eootlfzhts and Shad-
| ows," and Friday and Saturday. Anita
Stewart. in I'm Old Kentcky."
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York.

Today. Lewis Sargent. in "Huckle-
berry Finn; tomorrow. Mollie King
in women Men Forget; Tuesday
House Peters. in silk Husbands and
Called Wives; Wednesday. Earle
Williams, in THE Fortune Hunter
Thursday. Dustin Farnum, In The
Corsican Brothers; Friday. Nazimova'
Continued on Tenth Pageo
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ADJUSTMENTS
CONTINUED from First Page)
"Bowery Burlesquers."

Morris. Gray and Old Rose and the
house additions.
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Home.

Today and tomorrow. Alice Brady.
in Sinners: Tuesday. Irene Castle In
.'The Amateur Wife: wednesday.
Taylor Holmes. in Nothing But the
Truth: Thursday, Eugene O'Brien. in
His Wife's Money: Friday. Robert
warwick, in "Friday the Thirteenth
Saturday. Bessie Barviscale. in THE
Woman Who Understood"
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ball Young, in The Forbidden Won
an: Tuesday. Peggy Hyland. In
BLACK Shadows": Wednesday. The
Lieut.. Locklear. in .sThe Great Air
Robbery" and Saturday. Mitchell
Lewis, in Faith of the Strong"
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Olympic.

Today and tomorrow, Anita Stew
art. in I'm Old Kentcky": Tuesday.
Lew Cody, in The Beloved Cheater" !:
Wednesday. Corinne Griffith. in The
Garter Girl" and Friday. Olive
Thomas in "Footlights and Shad-
ows.'
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New.

Today. William Farnum, in Heart
Strings: tomorrow, Theda Bara, in
| "Salome": Tuesday. Harry Carey. in
| Bullet Proof: Wednesday, "Shep-
herd of the Hills: Thursday. Con-
| stance Binney. in The stolen Kiss:
Friday. The Third Generation" and
Saturday, all-comedy night.
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Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Dustin Far
mum. in THE Corsican Brothers. and
Louise Fazenda. in The Bingham
Girl: Tuesday and Wednesday, Ger
aldine Farrar. in THE Woman and
the Puppet"; Thursday, Robert War
wick, in Thou Art the Man: Friday.
Viola Dana. in The Willow Tree"
and Saturday, Madge Kennedy, in
The Blooming Angel"
TruXton.
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tomorrow. Robert Warwick, in 1.-THE
Stolen Voice; Tuesday, shepherd of
the Hills: Wednesday. June Caprice,
in In Walked Mary; Friday. Flor
ence Billings, in Heart of a Gypsy;
Saturday, DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde
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Lyric.

Today. Elaine Hammerstein. in
Greater Than Fame; tomorrow.
Earle williams. in Captain Swift !:
Tuesday and Wednesday. Constance
Binney. in THE, Stolen Kiss: Thurs
day. Corrine Griffith. in The Garter
Girl: Friday, William Russell. in
Leave 1t to Me-: Saturday. Mary
MacLaren, in The Forged Bride"
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Princess
ADJUSTMENTS.

Today. Irene Castle. in g
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Empire.

Today and tomorrow. Constance
Ta,madge and Radcliffe Fellows. in
I'm Search Of Sinner: Tuesday. J..
Warren Kerrigan. in "A Mans Man;
Wednesday. Emmy Wehlen and stu
art Holmes. in Lifting Shadows
Thursday. Annette kelIerman and
Jane and Katherine Lee. in "A
Daughter of the Code: Friday. Harry
Carey. in Bullet Proof" and comedy:
Lions Paws and Lady Fingers. and
Saturday. Gladys Brockwel. in THE
Mother Of His Children"
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Regent.
Revere.
ADJUSTMENTS.

Today. Tom Mix. in The Cycl
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Liberty.

Today Mae Murray and David Pow
ell, in ION With the Dance: tomor-
row, Even as Eve: Tuesday. Anita
Stewart. in Mind the Paint Girl;
Wednesday. Harry Morey. in The
Flaming Clue: Thursday. Robert
Warwick. in Jack Straw: Friday.
Dustin Farnum. in THE Corsican
Brothers," and Saturday. "A Modern
Salome''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-16

A FTER viewing the recent
~ achievements of Marshall
N Neilan, the producer-director.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Today and tomorrow, Clara Kim
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

allowance Of one half of / per cent, that
is matter for the folks and that Con-
gress. The bill drafted represented
the sentiment Of the majority Of Con-
gross at, the time it was passed, and
was only an effort to put into effect the
national declaration on prohibition as
evidenced by the ratification of the con-
stitutional amendment"
Some one, burning with indignation
and out of pocket SIG. attempted day
or SO ago to demonstrate to Mr.. Vol
stead just what he thought Of the VOL
stead act. The angry citizen came to
one OF the House corridors, engaged tho
services Of page, and substantially
said:
Here. boy, take this in to Volstead
and tell him l paid $16 for it. Ask him
to taste it and smell it and see what
he has done to this country"
As the boy started through tho cor
ridor toward the chamber Bert Ken
nedy, doorkeeper Of the House of Rep
resentatives, stopped him and asked,
What have you got under your coat ?"
"A bottle of whisky for Mr.. Vol
stcad,"' the boy is said to have an
swered
The bottle of whisky" was confls
Gated. Analysis showed it to be a
pretty good grade Of cold tea.