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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-20
TAKE Care! GET
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Prescribed BY Physicians For
Over Eighteen Years

Each package and tablet Of
genuine ''Bayer Tablets of AS
pirin" is marked with the safety
"Bayer Cross.
The 'Bayer Cross" means you
are getting genuine Aspirin, pre-
scribed by physicians for over Is
year,
In the Bayer package are safe
and proper directions for Colds,
Headache, Toothache, Earache,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Lumba-
go, Sciatica, Neuritis and Pain
generally.
Handy tin boxes of II tablets
cost only few cents. Druggists
also sell larger Bayer packages.
Aspirin is the trade niarksof Bay
er Manufacture Of Monoacetic-
acidester of Salicylicacid. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-20

ESQ lbs at 101-3c; $50 lbs at 10c; 210
lbs at 8 1-3c; 245 lbs at &c.
Herman 4. Sebastin sold the follow
ing baskets: 21O lbs at SIC; 1876 lbs
at 99c; 100 lbs at 95c; 1875 lbs at 96c;
1856 lbs at SEC; 1876 lbs at 63c; 10 lbs
at SIC; 265 lbs at Sic; 1875 lbs at Tic;
100 lbs at sic; $50 lbs at 41c; 25 lbs
at Lac; 40 lbs at 131-4c.
James Bowling sold the following
baskets: 1916 lbs at u lac; 95 lbs at
3 1-3c; 145 lbs at 7c; ITO lbs at 8 1-3c;
Denny and Smith sold the follow
ing baskets: 1875 lbs at Acc; 90 lbs at
zee; 300 lis at Is 1-3c.
Herman Sebastin and Case sold the
following baskets: 255 lbs at 49c;
235 lbs lie; 29O lbs at 54c; 95 lbs
at Csc; 125 lbs at 88c; 1O5 lbs at
8Gc; 120 lbs st 95c; 25 lbs at TIC;
105 lbs at Csc; 1875 lbs at 69c; 240 lbs
at 75c; 205 lbs at roc; 255 lbs at sic;
210 lbs at zoe; $50 lbs at Coo; 1886 lbs
at 65c; no lbs at 21c; 195 lbs at zoe;
1C5 lbs at Is lie; 100 lbs at 10 1-4c;
8 5lbs at 7c; 195 lbs at Sc; ITO lbs at
75c. ~
Masters and Son sold the following
baskets: 295 lbs at soc; 800 lbs cat
,38c; 20 lbs at CSC; 260 lbs at 45c; 2S5
lbs at 73c; SIS lbs at roc; 200 lbst at
Gle; 265 lbs at CSC; 255 lbs at 48c;
400 lbs at 48c; $40 lbs at 3Sc; 200 lbs
lat 121Ac; 200 lbs at 12c; los lbs at
sc.
Ballew and White sold the follow
ing baskets: 80 lbs at 15c; 100 lbs
at 1Oc; 1876 lbs at 29c; 125 lbs at
$5.10c; IS lbs at SC.
T. C. BalIew sold the following
baskets: ITO lbs at zoe; 14O lbs at
5Sc; 155 lbs at 62c; 165 lbs at 39c;
105 lbs at 27c; IS lbs at 61ac; 100
lbs at SC.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-20

FOGGY?
If Biliou~ -onstipated Or
Hea &c = take
"Casc&rets."
.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-s-.-.~s

Tomorrow the sur will shine
for you. Everything will seem
clear, rosy and bright. Your sys-
tenn is filled With liver annd bowel
poison which keeps -our skin
sallow, your stomach ups,t. Your
head foggy and aching. Your
meals are turning INTO poison,
gases and acids, You can not
feel right. Dom stay bilious
or constlpated. Feel splendid al
ways by taking Cascarets occa-
sionally. They act without grip
ng % Inconvenience. They
never sicken you like Calomel,
Salts, Oil or nasty, harsh pills.
They cost so little too-Cascarets
work while you sleep 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-20
TOBACCO SALES
ON LOCAL BREAKS

Hubert Brandenburg sold the fol-
lowing baskets: 315 lbs at SOC; 1G5
lbs at sic; ITO lbs at SOC; 20 lbs at
re; 90 lbs at 46c; 1916 lbs at We; 17G
lbs at 49c: 80 lbs at 34c; 125 lbs at
12c;
Risk and T1ibble sold the follow
ing baskets: 95 lbs at 15c; $50 lbs
at Csc; IT'S lbs at 64c; 80 lbs at SOC;
115 lbs at SIC; 22O Tbs at Sic; 142 lbs
at &c; 125 lbs ia 1414c; 20 lbs at
1419c; 270 lbs at 6 1-3c.
John Tribble sold the following
baskets: 305 lbs at 44c; 70 lbs at Soc
$50 lbs at 40c; 1870 lbs at Gle; 85 lbs
at Csc; 165 lbs at 41c; 1876 lbs at SOC;
115 lbs at 91ac; 1876 lbs at 5.10c.
Guyn and Spillman sold the fol
lowing baskets: 255 lbs at 58c; 15G
lbs at 58c; 60 lbs at SOC; so lbs at 85c;
SO lbs at SOC; 80 lbs at soc; 70 lbs at
SIC; $50 lbs at &c; 1915 lbs at 42c;
100 lbs at 1412c; IT'S lbs at 6 lac;
100 lbs at l-4c.
w. C. Brandenburgh sold the fol-
lowing baskets: 1855 lbs at SIC; Sc
lbs at 79c; so lbs at 95c; rs lbs at
91c; 80 lbs at 96c; 315 lbs at 97c;
$40 lbs at 73c; 22O lbs at 45c; 60 lbs
at 43c.
Jones and Jesse sold the following
baskets: POS lbs at zoe; $50 lbs at
Sic; 230 lbs at SIC; $50 lbs at SIC;
200 lbs at Csc; 270 lbs at 33c; 1875
lbs at lie; 81 Obs at SIC.
Wells and Cavanaugh sold the fol
lowing baskets: 265 lbs at 4Sc; 800
lbs at SIC; 215 lbs at SIC; 1875 lbs at
CSC; 230 lbs at TIE; $50 lbs at 12c;
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-20
uRpArIoN OF A SOVEREIGN POWER OF THE PEOPLE

The the Woman Suffrage
era Constitution by Legislatures of States whose Constitutions
conera right for their State officers upon
usupation of the People Of these States by
their Legislatures.
This can be shown to be true in the following wayThe ra
caon of the Woman Suffrage Amendment by Legislatures of three
would alter the
right State officers and make
it confer this right
people only persons in possess the
sovereign power O alter its Contributions
Therefore any action Of its Legislature that helps alter the
Constitution of the State usraton of of its
People
call public attention to this matter, because think that
something that the
power to alter the Constitution Of States
Mrs James Bennett
Richmond, Kentucky, Feb 20 1920
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-20

Madison has not yet met her
quota for the Near East Relief,
and Dir. Telford earnestly re-
quests all who have not contribut-
ed to this noble work in the inter
est Of humanity and civilization,
may do so by Saturday. Contri-
buttons at the First Christian
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-20
For THE CHILDREN

Too much care cannon be exercised
in selecting cough medicine for chill
dren. 1t should be pleasant to take
contain no harmful drug and most eff
fectual in curing their coughs and
colds. Long experience has shown
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
meets these conditions 1t is a fav-
orite with many mothers. Feb
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-20

heart of any matter to which she
turns her interest, and her sug-
gestions in regard to this flag
rant violation of the Kentucky
Constitution by the General
Assembly, meet with the Daily
Registers heartiest endorsement.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-20
WAREHOUSE BURNS

Fifty thousand dollars worth of to-
bacco, being prepared for the market,
was destroy Thursday when to-
baco warehouse, owned by A. R.
Langley, Brooksville tobacco merchant
burned. The total loss was 100000,
with no insurance. The residence Of
Sam Poole, adjoining the warehouse,
was damanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-20

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Evening star., 1920-06-13

Faversham's Unique "H. c. L." SuE-
Restion.-William Faversham is the
first actor to come forward with a
suggestion whereby the theatrical
profession may lend aid in the fight
against profiteers.
Back to the soil'for the summer"
Mr. Faversham points as the way.
Every actor" he says. who owns
or leases a country place-and there
are many such both In the east and
in the motion picture colony on the
western coast-should pledge himself
to raise and sell at small profit direct
to the consumer this summer enough
gouging by local prof1teers."
when I began my picture career
some few months ago." said Mr..
Fayersnam. Il found my mode of liv-
ing completely reversed. Instead OF
leaving my Long Island place for the
tional dinner hour found myself ar
irving home with some three hours
Of daylight still to my credit. After
a more or less sedentary day in the
studio I felt the need of physical ex-
ercise. 1t was an unpropitfous hour
to challenge any one to q game of
golf. SO a turn in my miniature farm
was the answer. I worked 80 dill
gently at wedding. hoeinE and plant
ing that presently I found myself in
a fair way to raise more provisions
than ten families could hope to use.
Conscience forbade throwing away
that which my family could not use,
so / disposed of my wares to friends
who were none the less eager to buy.
because I undersold their tradesmen.
1 asked only enough profit to make a
worthy contribution to charity
From the result Of my efforts in
this direction it is my belief that
many players who spend their sum-
mer at their country places can do
likewise and contribute to a result
that will be appreciable. Three hun
dread actors raising and selling at a
reasonable profit a sufficient quantity
Of vegetables to supply 5000 families
would be an achievement worthy Of
the attempt. 1t is not too late to
start"
Evening star., 1920-06-13
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
"The Cave Girl.

Morris Gest will produce for the first
time on any stage, at the Shubert
Belasco Theater. a new three-act
comedy '"The Cave Girl" by George
Middleton and Guy Bolton. But unlike
their previous plays. in which the
smart Long Island set was satirized.
'"The Cave Girl is less satirical, de-
pending more for its interest upon
the sharp contrasts Of characterize
tion and the humor of its situations.
The locale is the woods of northern
Maine. the action transpiring in a
hunting lodge and an isolated camp.
1t was staged by George Marion and
the cast includes Grace Valentine,
Robert McWade, Leslie Palmer, Sax.
on King, Arthur Barry, Franklyn
Hanna. Louis Spaulding, Brandon
Peters, Madeline Marshall and
Eleanor Gordon.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
Photoplay Features.

THE screen offerings for the
week embrace quartet of
pictures that should stand
out from the others. Two of
them are based upon stories by tried
and distinguished authors, Jerome K.
Jerome and Israel Zangwill. and two
present players a bit above the stellar
dust which is SO plentifully sprinkled
upon the silver sheet by the lesser
lights, Nine. ALA Nazimova and Viii
liam Faversham. Several years ago
Mr.. Faversham announced his retire
ment from the stage. Now he appears
in the movies. to whose charm all
seem to succumb in time. Clara Kim
ball Young also is announced for the
week and as the titles of the pictures
lack the usual suggestiveness, it is
possible the weather may be cooler
and feverish humanity nearer content.
The big photoplay houses of Wash
ington are putting forth every en-
deavor to play the moving picture for
its full worth. Not only have they
staged prologues with living PLAYERS
and unusually attractive scenic en-
bellishment, but they have not over
looked the every important feature OF
music. for music is as essential to the
full enjoyment of a motion picture
as flowers and birds are to the sum
mer. These theaters have engaged
large and competent orchestras, with
leaders well qualified and discrimi-
mating. They are not symphony or
chestras. That claim is merely the en-
thusiastic ebullition of the loyal press
agent. But they are orchestras whose
programs are very delightful at times
and always entertaining. Eacn. new
Evening star., 1920-06-13
COSMOS-Thomas Saxo-Sextet.

Vaudeville. rare and unusual, as
we'll as delightfully."- entertaining, is
announced by the Cosmos Theater for
the next week. headed by John e.
Thomas and his famous Saxo-Sextet,
a remarkably unique musical organi-
zation. with Eva Sterling. who has
won fame as 1.-The Jelly Roll Girl"
Another big number will be George
Ade's humorous little playlet. Speak
ing to Father" presented by Milton
Pollack and company. Alex Sparks
and company will bring the novelty
in fantastic nonsense-"Catnips"
something indescribable. Other num-
bers will include Coogan and Casey,
in Love Tax" an exotic; De Witt
and Robinson. in unusual entertain
ment, as knockabout comiques. and
Lannlgan and Hule. in "Boyhood
Days" an entirely new feature. The
big added matinee feature will be
Norma Talmadge's new picture. The
Woman Who Gives" A breezy comedy
of the big type. "Salome Lions: a
new bit OF Mutt and Jeffr and the
Pathe News will complete the bill.
An extraordinary bill of fine vaude-
VILE and Aim features is announced
for today from pm.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
HoBART bO5WOR1H
Garden.

picture is heralded as "the greatest.
the best, the most astounding or the
most remarkable" That also is to be
taken cum grano sails. as the Latins
are wont to remark. 1t is the tribute
of sincere admiration for the wares
the publicity men Is paid to promote.
Some one has said, There is SO much
good in the worst OF us and so much
bad in the best of us that it Is
wonder some of US will talk about
any Of u.s." The photoplay is an es-
tablished fact. You may like 1t or
you may not: that does not matter.
There are others. But it is well that
all the good in anything be dissent
mated as widely as possible and it
is good to know that the reputable
photoplay house has something be-
side its feature picture to commend it.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
METROPOLITAN.

For the Soul of Rafael" picture
made from the novel by Marsh Ellis
RYAN. will be shown at Crandall's
Metropolitan Theater all this week,
beginning this afternoon. with Clara
Kimball Young its star. 1t is a
colorful romance Of old California.
with a background of picturesque
Spanish patios. ancient cathedrals and
luxuriant vistas.
Minor features also will be shown,
with orchestral music.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
COLUMBIA.

Blanche Sweet will be the picture
star at Loew's Columbia Theater to-
day at pm. and until Thursday. in
Simple Souls based on a story by
John Hastings Turner concerning
girl of humble birth who yearned
to rise above her station by the me-
dunn of literature. married MOBILES
man and thereafter entered a long
and thorny path to happiness.
The last three days of this week
j. Warren Kerrigan will be seen in
No 90"
Evening star., 1920-06-13
STRAND.

At Moore's Strand Theater this
week, beginning today. a double bill
will include Ideal" champion woman
fancy diver, in a pretentious, spectac-
ular aquatic act. with amateur swim
ming and diving contests nightly for
boys and girls. in the large swimming
tank erected on the Strand stage.
Ideal acting as Judge. A silver cup
as prize will be awarded to the win
ner at each performance. A '1adies'
matinee will be held Thursday. when
Ideal" will give lecture and in
structions in swimming and physical
culture to women.
TIL second half of the bill is made
up Of film features, the main one be-
ing Mary Miles Minter, Realart's star.
in her~latest production. Nurse Mar
jorie," from a humorous story by Is
pael Zangwill. Orchestral music will
be provided.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
"Lady in Love-"

Ethel Clayton's new Paramount
Aircraft picture, Lady in Love-" will
be the extraordinary matinee feature
in next weeks bill at the Cosmos
Theater. The vaudeville acts will
include "Five of a Kind" a novel
quintet in comedy. songs and other
features; Richard Wally and COM
pany. jugglers extraordinary; How
ard, Kane and Maher. a comedy sing
ing trio; Hickman Brothers. in black
face melodrama; Bartram and Sax
ton. in a very unusual but excellent
musical number, and two acts to be
announced.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
CRANDALL'S,

Leonce Perret's love drama. Tar
nished Reputations,'' featuring Dolores
Cassinelli, will be shown at Crandalrs
Theater today and tomorrow; Tuesday
and through Friday, THE Long Arm Of
Mannister." with Henry B. Walthall
and Helene Chadwick. with s'You're
Pinched," Snub Pollard farce. and
Saturday. Gloria Swanson, in Cecil B.
De Miles production, Don't Change
Your Husband. Minor films also will
,be shown daily, with orchestral ac-
commandment
Evening star., 1920-06-13
GARDEN.

Hobart Bosworth in "Below the
Surface" a Thomas H. Ince special
production, will begin a weeks show
ing at Moore's Garden Theater today.
The picture reflects numerous phases of
New England village life and realistic
submarine scenes. Hobart Bosworth is
pictured in the role Of a brave, resource
ful. deep-sea diver
A special orchestral setting and
minor features complete the bill.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
KNICKERBoCKER.

CrandalPs Knickerbocker Thea
ter. also. today and tomorrow will Of
fer, For the Soul of Rafael" with
Clara Kimball Young as the picture
star; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Youthful Folly" comedy-drama,
featuring Olive Thomas as author as
well as star, and Ernest Trucks COM
edy, TOO Good to Be True; Thursday
and Friday. Treasure Island" and
the Sennett comedy, Let 'er Co."
and Saturday. Shirley Mason. in
Molly and t. with Mutt and Jeff as
The Paperhangers." The Ghost of
John Barleycorn" and other minor
films. to orchestral accompaniment.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
WANDA .HAM1EY.- Pialto
Cosmos

deals with an intrigue in connection
with a famous racehorse named The
Whip. Upon the question of The
Whip winning a great race depends
the fortunes of several people. A
love affair also hangs on the result of
the race.
Money was spent with a lavish
hand to secure the biggest, most
thrilling scenes possible for this fea-
ture, including train wreck and
other incidents.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
A11111S seq! !{;!!S
&Ju 1heater and PhotoPly

per and Cassimir. who try to regain
their fallen fortunes and satisfy their
creditors by finding rich bride for
one of their number The one chosen
as groom by a cast of dice is Andre,
who falls in love with Georgine, who
is masquerading in lilac domino at
ball. Georgine, discovering the plot
and learning of the method by which
she has been chosen. renounces him.
The efforts of the comedians to rec
oncile her, furnish abundant comedy.
Maude Gray is announced for Geor-
gine. Forrest Huff for Andre. Lee
Daley for Prosper and Harlan Briggs
for Cassimir. Arthur Cunningham.
John r. Phillips. FRITZ Won Busins.
Eva Quintard, Phil Branson and bes-
sic Taylor also are in the cast.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
BELASCO-"A Thief in the
Night"

At the Shubert-Belasco Theater this
week, beginning tomorrow night.
Wagenhals and Kemper Company Will
present "A Thief in the Night the
new mystery play by Mary Roberts
Rinehart and Avery Hopwood BAT
fling mystery. hair-raising thrills, deep
intrigue. some romance. some con,
spiracy and rare suspense are declared
as it's interesting elements. 1t is the
first play on which Mrs Rinehart and
Mr.. Hopwood have collaborated since
they wgote Seven Days,
The cSmpany. notable one. includes
Sue MScManamy. May Vokes, Efne
Ellsler. Harrison Hunter. Ernest Stal-
lard, stuSrt Sage. Kenneth Hunter;
others.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
EXCURSIONS s-OUTD0oRs.
Marshall Hall.

Marshall Hall, a nearby river re.
sort, offers a diversity of attractions.
including dancing in the riverside pa
vilion to music furnished by a jazz or
chestra, roller coaster and carrousel
rides, bowling, shooting. etc. Trips are
made to this resort by the steamer
Charles Manchester. from the 7th
street wharves at 10 am, 2:3O and
$50 pm. daily.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
NATIONAL-"Lilac Domino" /"

Another notable Broadway success
Will be introduced by the Aborn Comic
Opera Company as the coming week 8
bill at the New National Theater. The
Lilac Domino" the European comic
opera by Charles Cuvillier. with Ii
bretto by Emerich Won Gatti and Bella
Jenbach, which was imported with
great success by Andreas Dippel.
Its plot is furnished by three gay
young Frenchmen, Count Andre, Pros
Evening star., 1920-06-13
Glen Echo Park.

A musical program. ranging from
the newest jazz to selections from the
operas, by Celfos Band, will be offer
ed in free concerts this afternoon and
evening at Glen Echo Park. together
with a long list of attractions that
have made the resort the gathering
place for thousands every Sunday. To-
morrow night and every week night
there will be dancing to music by a
twelve-piece orchestra in the open pa
vilion. with exciting rides and a host
of other features. including play
grounds, where the kiddies can romp
in safety by the hour. There Is no
charge for admission to the park.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
Shreve Annual Carnival.

The annual festival Of the singing
and dancing classes OF Miss Cora b.
Shreve will be held at the National The
ater next Sunday at 7:45 pm. One
of the novel features will be a new
and pretentious production called THE
American Rose" featuring Miss Gene
We've Pyle, with the entire class. The
Kindergarten Glass will be seen in
"Cupids At Play" II Want A Daddy"
and when the Cows Come Home"
Among the principal features will be
the c. B. S. dancing girls. with rhythmic.
national and folk dances, character
dances and songs, jazz and otherwise.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
B. F. NITH'S-Henrietta Cross
man.

At the B. F. Keith Theater this
week, beginning with tomorrow
matinee. Henrietta Crosman and Ralph
Herr. srnported by splendid com
pany, will appear in Every Half
44o written by Albert Cowles and
Roy Gl-i&nt and produced by Joseph
Hart. Mr.. Herr will give songs and
recitations, including "A Lecture in
1885," and an original poem entitled
woman and Light" written for him
by Earl Carroll. Theodore Bakefi,
from the Imperial Russian Ballet. as
sisted by Sofia Rossova and Alen
Nelidova, will interpret classical and
character dances. Frances Kennedy.
a merry comedienne. will have ex-
elusive songs and a monologue along
original lines. and William LIE Maire.
w. c. Hays and Company, comedy
entitled THE American Ace of
Spades" The remainder of the bill
will be made up of Ei Cleve. Jack
Clifford and Miriam Wills. presenting
AT Jasper Junction; Brengk's bronze
statue horse, in an offering called
art in Bronze" and Selbini and Gro
vini, in "Follies in Vaudeville" with
Topics of the Day and the Kilograms.
Today at 8 and Sis pm. Marie Ca
hill, Allan Rogers and others of last
weeks number will be presented.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
PALACE.

Loew's Palace Theater today and
all this week will offer THE Man
Who Lost Himself" photoplay of
special interest, in that 1t features
William Faversham. the distinguished
dramatic star The picture is based
on a romantic comedy by H. de We're
Stacpole, and concerns two men Of
identical physical resemblance, one
an American, the other an English
nobleman, the former, by a strange
twist Of circumstances, being forced
to assume the identity Of the noble
man. Minor films and an orchestral
program will complete the bill.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
Home.

Today. Anita Stewart, in "Clover's
Rebellion; tomorrow. Julian Eitinge.
in "The Adventuress'; Tuesday, Ses-
sue Hayakawa. in THE Devils Claim;
Wednesday, THE Border Legion:
Thursday, Bessie Barriscale. in "The
Notorious Mrs. Sands; Friday. J.
Warren Kerrigan. in 'The Lord Loves
the Irish; Saturday. Dorothy Dalton.
in "The Vampire"
Evening star., 1920-06-13
RIALTO.

Miss Hobbs" featuring Wanda Haw-
ley and Harrison Ford. will be shown
at Moore's Rialto Theater today and
all this week.
Miss Hobbs" Is a sparkling comedy
concerning a young woman who hates
men and inclined to smocks. futurist
art, barefoot dancing. and other fads.
1t was written by Jerome K. Jerome.
author of 1.-The Passing Of The Third
Floor Back" Minor pictures and an
orchestral program will be other fea-
lures.
Evening star., 1920-06-13
Elite.

Today, Earle Williams, In capt.
Woman Alone; Tuesday. Olive Thorn
as % in aFootlights and shadow;
wednesday, Enid Bennett, in The
False Road; Thursday, Alan Hale. In
''The She Tiger; Friday, Katherine
Macdonald. in THE Thunderooit' ano
Saturday. Anita Stewart, in "The
More Excellent Way
Evening star., 1920-06-13
Great Falls Park.

Moons and evenings. by the Great
Falls Ladies' Orchestra, and free ad-
mission to the gruonds. with >vari-
ETY. Of other attractions, are features
at Great Falls Park, the picnic resort.
Electric trains leave 36th and M
streets for the falls
Evening star., 1920-06-13
American,

Today. Dustin Farnum, in "The
Corsican Brothers,: tomorrow. Robert
Warwick, in Friday. the Thirteenth; |;
Tuesday. Dangerous Hours: We'd
nesday Warren Kerrigan. in Thirty
Thousand Dollars: Thursday. Alice
Lake, in Should a Woman Tell?";
Friday, Earle Williams. in Capt.
Swift; Saturday, Constance Tall
madge, in I'm Search of a Sinner"
Evening star., 1920-06-13
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Bert Lytell, in
"Alias Jimmy Valentine" and Larry
semon. in School Days: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Treasure Island" and
Sennett's Let 'er Co.; Thursday. En-
lily Stevens. in '"The Sacred Flame; ;;
Friday, Gail Kane and Edmund
Breese, in n'son'e One Must Pay; Sat.
urday. Henry u, " Waithall and Helene