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Evening star., 1920-10-25
RIALTO.

George NJ. Cohan's "Forty-fve Min
utes from Broadway" an original
comedy with music. as screened. is BE-
ing shown at the Rialto Theater this
week. This really clever musical
comedy Of the stage has been Inn
proved great deal by turning 1t into
movie the scenes being much bet
ter than the original, while the actors
are given more latitude, and certainly
take advantage of every telling point.
Charles Ray, as Kid Burns, is ire
sistible, and carries A laugh in every
movement. AS prize fighter in re-
spectacle surroundings. Ray stands out
as sort of detector of crooks, there
by winning the gratitude of sup
posed millionaire, who was about to
throw him over after befriending him.
While at the millionaire's home the
kid" meets Mary, and case Of love
at first sight follows, the pair furnish
ing a great deal of enjoyable comedy
IN their lovemaking. A will is found
near the end which gives all to Mary,
but the girl tears it up and takes the
S:25 train for New York with the
Kid" where it is naturally the sup
position that they were married and
lived happily thereafter. The large
cast comprises character actors Of
ability. who gave the star excellent
support.
The added features are "The simp,"
IN which Lloyd Hamilton keeps up the
fun throughout and is given great
help with trick camera work; the Fox
News and an interesting Bray picture,
with a good musical program.
Evening star., 1920-10-25
NovENA BEGINS TONIGHT.
Devotions at st. Aloysius Church to
Continue Nine Days.

Public devotion in behalf of the
souls in purgatory and short sermons
on the consultations of purgatory will
mark a novena service which will be-
gin at 7.3e o'clock this evening in
ST. Aloysius' Church, North Capitol
and 1 streets. The novena will con-
tinue until All Souls Night, Novem-
Der 2.
The devotion each evening will last
half an hour and will consist of pray
ers for the dead, a short sermon by
Rev. John E. Condor and benediction
Of the blessed sacrament.
Rev. Paul r. Commit, rector of ST.
Aloysius Church, today had erected at
the sanctuary rail in the church box
into which any one-Catholic or non
Catholic-may place lists Of the
names OF departed relatives and
friends. These lists. said Father Con-
niff, will be placed daily in an urp
upon the altar during the masses and
those whose names are on them will
be prayed for At all the services dur
ing the nine days Of the novena.
Rev. Conniff last night urged that
those participating in the novena at
fend mass and receive holy commun-
ion every morning Of the novena and
daily visit the stations Of the cross.
erected in the church. If possible.
Evening star., 1920-10-25
CRANDALL'S.

The woman in the House" the i'm
pressive photoplay which broke at
tendance records during its run at
Cfandail's Metropolitan Theater, is
the photoplay attraction this week at
Cranda1rs Theater. It is the story of
a young wife and great physician,
she believing she is. neglected by her
husband. and he engrossed in his
medical work for the benefit Of chill
dren threatened with an epidemic.
Their own child is stricken and the
physician learns Of it only after the
wife believes the child dead. Discov-
ering a spark Of life in it, however.
after his wife has upbraided him and
rushed out of the room. he iurries the
child to his laboratory, where, after
some time, he restores it to life, but
a cripple. The picture carries the
effects a complete cure.
A notable feature, Of the picture is
the realistic portraiture Of the strick-
en- baby py a little two-year-old child,
it is saidlMhose name is not exploited.
Mildred Harris Chaplin. Thomas Hold
ing, Gareth Hughes and others have
leading roles.
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COLUMBIA.

How lifes mistakes may be ad.
justed through right thinking" is
depicted in Cecil b. DeMille's latest
photopiay. Something to Think
About at Loew's Columbia Theater
this week. Gloria Swanson. Elliott
Dexter. Theodore Roberts and Monte
Blue are featured in the cast.
Patrons Who had viewed Joan. the
Woman why Change Your Hus-
band" and Male and Female" and
who. consequently, were led to ex-
pect much of DeMille's classic. were
not disappointed with his present Of
fering. The picture abounds in
scenes of string power and poignant
realism. The story concerns black :
smiths daughter who. following an
engagement to a cripple. changes her
mind and marries another. Her hus-
band is killed and she is left penni-
less with a baby. from which situa-
ton she Is rescued by the cripple,
who ultimately marries her
Supplementary attractions complete
the program.
Evening star., 1920-10-25
ADJUSTMENTS
NATIONAI-"The Champion

There are more sprightly lines and
more spontaneous laughter to single
act of Grant Mitchell's newest pay
THE Champion" that delighted last
nights audience at the Natlona
Theater, than are usually contained In
three full acts of a modern farclcai
comedy 1t was to laugh that the az
mirers of the former "Tailor-r11ade
Man flocked to witness his newest
venture in comedy. and they were re,
warded so we'll that they summoned q
Mr. Mitchell before the footlights at
the end of the second act.
The new comedy by Thomas Louden
and A. f. Thomas. who were responsl-
BILE for "A Tailor-made Man." is being
given here for the first time. and pids
fair to win as much popularity for
Mr.. Mitchell in his role as retired
prize fighter and returned prodlsal
son as he has gained in previous sue
cesses. He is supported by an admir-
able company
1t was comparatively easy to see
how the story was going to work out
before the first act had gotten well un-
der way. But that didn't take away
from the interest. 1t was the manner
in which the erstwhile prizefighter
worked it all out that added to the
spice of it all.
AS the prodigal son who returns to
his family of British parvenus after
fifteen years absence. Mr.. Mitchell has
plenty of opportunity to show his YER
satility as a character actor of very
fine quality. OF course. the family is
disgraced when they hear that their
son has become lightweight champion
Of the world and has retired unbeaten.
However, the average Englishnlan IS
good sport as shown by the man
ner in which. the mobility" lionized
the returned hero, when his presence
is discovered.
A very pretty little love story is
woven into the comedy and the
Champion proves that he is as eff
fective in love making as he is with
his gloves. Ann Andrews. who plays
the role of Lady Elizabeth Galton.
impoverished gentlewoman, in the
clutches Of a rascally cousin over
whom the champion triumphs, gives
a pleasing performance.
Mr.. Mitchelrs characterization of
the prizefighter Is one of his best
pieces of work on the stage. While
it is true that he Is the bright par
ticular star of the play. Arthur Ell
iiott, who has the role of his irascible
father, was close second. The two
brothers, the cowed candidate for
parliament and the timid clergyman
who wanted to tell his father to "go to
the devil, played by Frank Westerton
and Gerald Hamer, respectively, are
worthy of special mention.
others in the cast who have minor
parts but nevertheless add to the
success of the play are Desiree Stem
pei. Lygia Bernard, Lucy Beaumont
and Harold Howard.
Evening star., 1920-10-25
P0LI'S-"Princess Virtue -

Princess Virtue new musical
comedy by l. A. Browne. B. c. Hill
liam and Gitz Rice, was produced last
evening for the frst time on any
stage. opening a weeks engagement
at PolTs Theater.
The theme is purely romantic anI
revolves about the beautiful young
Lane. whose devoted slave of step
father is her. only guardian in the
gay and wicked city of Paris. She
has written an allegory in which a
charming princess has three suitors,
passion, desire and love, and the
princess. in her Innocence and youth,
mistakes them all for the latter. and
SO the young allegorist becomes
known as the Princess Virtue.
The title role is played by Carolyn
Thompson, who scored a success in
"Maytime," and whose winning per-
sonality and good voice make her a
opens with scene in the Maison
Gautier. Paris. where a bevy of beat
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PHoT0PLAY FEATURES.
GARDEN,

Thomas Meighan, in his latest Para
mount-Artcraft production. In Civil
Moores Garden Theater, the picture
having been held over another week.
Meighan. tall. handsome and dashing,
has the role of a captain in the a. T..
+. who meets a pretty salvation Army
worker at the front, posed by Martha
Mansfield, late of Ziegfeld Follies
fame.
In the turmoil of war quite natur-
ally the happy war bride and bride-
groom are separated. Meighan re-
turns to America, after being ofhciaily
reported dead, to find his wife a pam
pered child of society. about to be
married off by her parents to man
because he has money. She is ashamed
to acknowledge her husband, now in
civilian clothes. and he determines to
teach her a lesson. Many, amusing
incidents follow, until all turns out
we'll. A Booth Harrington Edgar"
comedy and the Fox News. with an
orchestra, complete the program.
Evening star., 1920-10-25
HENRY R. C0NCKLlN DIES.
Member Of D. c. Bar and Former
Republican Leader.

Henry r. Concklin, seventy-four
years old, q member of the District OF
Columbia bar and at one time head of
the republican headquarters here. died
Saturday at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
Funeral services will be held in Fort
Leavenworth under the Masonic
ritual some time this week and the
body will then be taken to New York
for burial In Glenwood cemetery.
Mr.. Conckiin Is survived by his wife.
Louise l.. Cencklin; two sons. Dr.. Ed :
ward r. Conckiin Of New York and
Arthur r. Concklin Of Cleveland. and
two daughters, Mrs. Howard eAyder,
wife of Maj. Snyder, u. 8. y. G., and
Mrs. n. ]. Mckinney, wife Of Col. Nc
Kenney Of Warrington.
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STRAND-Vaudeville.

At the Strand Theater. this week
a good vaudeville program and owe
Thomas last picture. Everybody s
Sweetheart" which has been con
tinued from last week, are the attrac
tions. -..
The six acts of vaudeville are headed
by Nancy Boyer comedienne, in Mary
Lou" comedy playlet of merit. Miss
Boyer is ably supported by Henry
Testa and Harry Hamilton. Other acts.
the program entertaining, are Victor
and Dupree, spectacular ,equilibrists: !:
Harvey and Sitter. in Wee Pits of
Vaudeville; Kermiss and company. IN
a. mystifying offering Of magic and
illusion: Rand and Gould, In nonsense
and pave Manley. a good monologist.
in leave the Hall" Amusing short
n;ctureS also are shown.
Evening star., 1920-10-25
METROPOLITAN.

Geraldine Farrar, the celebrated
Riddle Woman" Carl Jacoby's DIANA,
was shown yesterday at Cranda1ls
Metropolitan Theater. The picture
does not measure up to the standard
of Miss Farrars former photoplay
successes, due primarily to her sup
porting cast.
Like the play on the audible stage,
the picture story is an irlpassioned
exposition of the mysteries Of a
woman's soul; the distressing and de-
lightful uncertainties of a woman's
heart. It discloses with realism three
different women under the al1uring
spell of an attractive but ruthless
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PALACE.

Douglas MacLean is the picture star
this week at Loew's Palace Theater,
in "The Jailbird,'' supported by Miss
Doris May.
The story deals with Shakespeare
Clancy, who escapes from Jail and
lands at Dodson. Kan. where he had
been bequeathed small newspaper
less things by his uncle. He decides
to give up the newspaper game after
a time and ventures into a fake oil
business. He has f1oated much stock
and is about to skip when the we'll
turns out to be a gisher and he finds
himself wealthy overnight. There
upon he gives up his crime life and
turns to 'tthe girl" and things turn
out as they should.
A good comedy 'The Big Show to-
gether with news pictures, complete
the program. !.
Evening star., 1920-10-25
BERN OFFERED LOAN.
Swiss City to Consider Profer o.
New York Banking Firm.

BERN, Switzerland, October s5.-
The city Of Bern has received an offer
loan Of. 81, ,o6o. 900 at s per csIt.. The
price 81 emission would be 92.5 and
the l6an would be aflortizable within
twenty-five years at 1o7.
Ths offer appears to have been re-
ceiyed ui1favorably. The city council
will decide on acceptance or rejection
OF the Offer tonight
Evening star., 1920-10-25

male and eliminates in a surprise,
Miss Farfar is pictured in the role OF
Lila, doubtful Of her own fate and
not at all sure of her ambitions or
desires. What the picture lacks in
the acting OF Miss Farfaf's support
ing cast, however. is made up by the
power Of the story and magnificent
settings
A comedy. Mammals Boy" and
other supplementary attractions make
up the program.
Evening star., 1920-10-25
BOMBS FOR STRIKE RIOTS.
Runnanian Government Gives or
ders for Military Action.

BUCHAREST, October 25.-The gov
ernment has ordered the military
forces to suppress any rioting at
tending the general railway strike
now in progress by the use of all
means, including bombs and gas
shells.
nv the army.
Evening star., 1920-10-25
KN1CKERBoCKER.

Geraldine Farrar's new picture, The
Riddle Woman was featured also at
Crandall's Knickerbocker. Theater yes
terday, with "Mamma's Boy" a Van
ity Fair Girls comedy and the Pathe
News
Evening star., 1920-10-25
FOREIGN BONDS.

(enotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co.
Prices at noon.
Evening star., 1920-10-25
WOOL SALES PUT OFT.

LONDON. October aI.--A strike -
store haNas has espae4 the Reeepene.
which had been hxed for this week.
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K AUTOMOBILOVEMU NE
STE3rf U WILLOUCHBY.

K zprave usmrceni j. H.
Cauliflowera, 2037 vych. TT.
ul., ktery byl vcerejsiho dine
pohrben, oznamuje nam p.
Trhlin, $3.50 vych. So. ul., re
nest astnfk nikterak nebyl pre-
jet jeho autem, pravy vinnik
ujel nebyl az dosud vypa-
tran. Pan Trhlin, kdyz Sc ne
stesti udalo, rychle ze sveho
stroje vyskocil a zvedl tezce
zraneneho ze zeme a predal
jei dvema, muzum, ktefi jej
dopravili do nemocnice We Viii.
loughby. Byl pouze vyslech-
nut jako ocity svedek, jichz
byla celia Tada sprosten hned
ma miste kazde viny, jak do
svedcuje manzelka zabit6ho
Califlowera. Jen nedopatreni:n
bylo poznamenano cislo jeho
automobilu, coz melo "a nasle.
dek nemilou zamenu pravym
dosud ne-1amym pachatelem.
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SEZNAMTE Sc

s, novou firmou, jez We "Sve-
tn" pocina oznamovat. Jest to
Lowy Investment CO., iejiz IL
radovna sc naleza V elsie 11207
Buckeye Rd. Spolecnost tato
lest zastupcem velike banky
dole We meste. zname Citizens
Savings and Trust Co., jez ma
spoieni' S prednimi bankami V
raSi republice. kdo by z nasich
l1raianu neb Sloyaku, usaze-
nyeh V tamnim okoli 81 pral po-
c,sti penize do stare vlastl. ne.
ho cht6l pomoci svym pribuz-
nyr1 sem, do Ameriky. Lowy
investment Co. mu poslouzi lie.
vne, sv6domite a X upln6 spo,
koienosti. Patronizuite ty, kite.
II mozi vami bydli a kteri jsou
YAM neiblizsi.
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NARlZf MA PRODEJ VLAST.
Nj UCHO.

Quesada, syn bohateho ku-
banskeho plantaznika prisel O
leve ucho a newyorsti lekari
mu oznamili. ze by mu mohli
"naoperovati" ucho iine zivou,
ci osoby. Mlady Kubanec, jerz
ma nenez dosti, ale jen jedno
ucho, nabizi vefejne $4,000
kdo by mu celkem nepatrnol,
tuto castku lidskeho tela po-
stoupil. Vcera Sc prihlasil mas
clevelandskI spuluobcan Jack
Carlton, 29lety. bydlici V elsie
542o Linton Ave. S. E. ze jest
ochoten ma kromobytelnou IL
smenu pTistoupiti. Penez no.
ola pouziti ma prlkoupeni 10.
tn k vzdelani sveho synka
Pred nedavnem zelnre!a mu Ze.
ia a nlladSi decko. Ceka nyni
zda ieho nabidka ma podivoy
"kseft" hude priiats.
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PAN K. WIESENBERCER O
POHkBU p. ". SNAJDRA.
Aihambra, CAL, 9.-16.-'20.

Alhambra, CAL, 9.-16. 80.
Ctene redakci Sveta!
Den Is. cervence byl pro
mas, kalifornske Cechy a zvla-
ste krajany clevelandske, veli-
ce smutny den, neb loucili jsme
Sc $ nasim milym,. zlatonstym
pritelem p. Vaclavem Snaj-
drem.
Ma zadost pozIstalych pri-
padla mne truchliva povinnost,.
bych promluvil nekolik SLOW
poslednf dtechy mad pozdstat-;
ky. slovutneho pritele a spolu-
elena sboru Starych Ceskych
Osadnikn Clevelandu.
Hluboce dojat ucinil jsem
tax, rozlouciv Sc naposledy We
jmenu. vsech svobodomyslnych
spolkG C.S.P.S., jed, Sest.
Podp. Jednoty, K. p, Ceskei
Besedy vsech jeho pratel a.
byvalych ctenafG "Dennice:
Novoveku".
Nasledujfcf byli pritomni:
pan a pani st. Melzer, pan a pf.
Macak, p. pi. Trneny, p: a pi.
Tom. Vanasek, p. a pi. v. Va
nasek, p. j. Manak, C. VIE
senberger.
Pohrebni obrady odbyvaly
Sc v kapli firmy Reynolds and
Eberle a pax jsme odevzdali
vse, CO zbyvalo nam tax drahes
ho, cistemu plameni " Crefna-
toriu ma hrbitove Pasaden-
skem.
Doufam, ze shora uvedene
sbory budou spokojeny S mym
jednanim, ac bez jejich svole-
nj, 49,
Dafi Sc nam dobre, uzivame
HrSslaho pocasi, zvlaste lame
moHke jdou nam k duhu.
Srdecny pozdrav cd mas
vsem milym Cechnm cleve-
landskym, nimiz jsme V my
Slenkach neustale.
ZvlaStni pozdrav personalu
"Sveta".
Vas uprimny
kamil Wiesenberger.
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Osetruje veskere nemoci
muzG, zen a ditek.

Kataru zaludecnfm chorobam Sc
venuJe obzvlastnf pozornost.
Trp1te-li katarem, prijd'te nechte
sc vysetriti Nemocnf chorobou po-
nekud napadenf, NELL by Sc uchopitI
pfflezitosti jeho navstevy. Navstiyte
lei budete Ispokojeni. JestIi re Jest
vas pffpad nevylecitelnp. rekne VAN
lax bez okolku a poradf VAN v ne
shojitelnosti. zadny chorobns muz
neb zena nemeli by zameskati pora-
diti Sc fmto specialistou.
Jste-li postizeni rheumatismem. ner-
vosou. vodnatelnostf, otokem rukou
neb nohou. nesnazemi jater. srdce,
slabosti nerv0 neb jinou chorobou sla-
bostnf. jste-li zsinaly. trpfteli zAvra-
Il, nechutf k jfdlu. zacpou nezazivno-
stf padoucnicf neb 2aludecnfmi a strev
mint neporadky, prijd'te DIR. Snellovi.
Mate-li skvrny. krevnf koznf neb
vlasovS neduh, prntrz neb zlatou zflu,
vse Sc g uspechem lecf.
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NOlba V Maine dokazuJe, re
tech 30,000,000 zenskych vo-.
lieu vyvozovati budos mocnI
viivv americlse politice; mnze-
me oCekavati, re V n6kolika
letech budeme miti zenygu-
vernery a zeny-senatory a il
ste aspon kandidatky presi-
dentstvi " primarnich volbach..
Nez byli 9bychom hodne daleko
cd pravdy, kdybychom rekH,
re vliv americkych zen V poll
tice teprve zacina, pise Willi--
am Eastabrook Chancellor We
zdejsim "Plain Dealer. While
dem ku presidentstvi samotne-
mu fakta isou nanejvyse pozo-
ruhodna. Nell jsme presidenty,
jichz matky, manzelky, sestry
a pritelkyn6 byly Jim napo-
mocny a mali ispe presidenty,
ma Jichz karieru} mely zeny
zhoubny vliv, ale jenom jedno-
no neb diva presidenty, V je-
jichz zivotech zeny niteho me-
znamenaly.
Kdyz Letitia Christian lila
jako zena Johna Taylora, mel
We vsem uspech, jake plantaz-
mix, guvern6r Virginie, misto-
president a president zemrela
a pax pfisia Helen Gardinero-
va. Kazda tech zen mela z
d6ti a vsecllny vynikaly schop'
nostlni. John Tyler ma na sta
potomku a snad vsichni jsou
prominentn u uspesni. Avsal
kdyz Sc ozenil s Helen Gardi
nerovou, prestal osvedtovat
politickou a vubec jakoukol
schopnost. Kdo We skutecnost
byl tim politikem?
Nevrha to svetlo mar karie
ry iinych pesidentu? Nebudo1
aeny pozadovati, abychom me
Ii vice informaci schopIlostl
zpasobilosti manzelek kandid
tu?
Jest to prilis dlouha historic
ncz abychom mohli zabiha'
do podrobnosti V mnohych pr
padech. Ale nektere 2 mic
jsou obzvlastniho zalinu.
Mary Ball Westinghouse
da4a 81 vymalovati portre
jenz visi nyni Mckinley Me
mortal Niles, O. Poslouz
by zrovna tax dobre "a POI
tret Georges samotneho.
zilach lejich obihala kre
francouzskych italskyc
predku, coz snad vysvetluie {
hnivou letoru 2 hrlllanlnl. n
roism ieilho syna.. Byla druho
zenou a George hyi jeii pfvl
dite. geJi vyborna schopno
byla prvnl tridy a byla pfi
nou matkou. Avsak jeSte vet
vliv ma ziyot Washlngtonr
mela jeho zena. Martha. Pr
nesla mu vencm vic nez l0O
900 akru pudy a $250,OOO
Spanelskem zlate, cimz viz
nez zdvoinasobilo Sc jmeni, je
zdedil; mezitim co on byl 6
neralem V armade, iidila pla
taz s jejim tisicem otrok
orcrovala ctyri mlyny prod
Nala mo',ilu. iez bvla neilen
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Zeny americkych presidentd.

! v Americe a poSilala mu penl-
re zasoby, jez potfeboval O.
sebne, nebct'' kontipeptalni,
kongres neplatil mu zadneho
sluzn6ho a zadnych vyloh.
Jeste dulezitejsi presidentu
Johnu Adamsovi byla jeho
manzelka, Abigail Smithova
snad nejschopnejsi zena V po7
lovetejnem neb verejnem zivo-
te V Americe. Pochazela, 2 ro-
dmy Qilincy-u massachusetts
skych byla druhou neteri Jo-
hna Hancocka, nejbohatsiho
muze zemi, ktereho pfemlu-
villa, ably vyplatil jejimu man.
zeli ohromny honorar $4,000
ia obhajovani jej proslulem
podloudnickem pripade S lodi
Liberty. To bylo aspon $780,
600 modernich penoGich;
tim John Adams. zacal syoji
veTeinou karieru. AvSak Abb.
gail neustala We sve politicke
cinnosti mnoho muzu dostala
do ufadu a mnoho z nradu a
odporuCovala a potirala mno-
he osnovy zakonn. Jejl syn.
John Quincy Adams, stal sc
presidentem a jeji vnuk, Char.
les Francis Adams, byl Benja.
minem Franklinem jake diplo
mat obcanske valce. Ti,. kdoi
: i.kaji, re "zeny nikdy nepori
/ di toho mnoho We velke politi
| ce", nell By 81 precistii ziyoto
( pis Abigail Smith Adamsoye :
: ieii korrenspondenci.
i V teze linii S t6mito byl re
i kord Dolley Madisonove. Pri
i nesla neco majetku a vynikaji
ci spolecenske postaveni john
J. Madisonovi, kdy tyz byl mu
Il zem prostredniho veku 4 svyr
: tahtem q vychytralosti vmant
a yrovala jej do presidentstv
4 Zeny Monroe-a a J. q. A
damse, Williama Henry Harr
,, soma, Zachary Taylora, Millal
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