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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18
MUNC|E GIRL DYING
FROM AUTO SMASH

MUNCIE, IND. May 1S-Miss
Marie Johnson. f6. is in a dying
condition at a local hospital, and
Gilbert Crawley, is seriously injur-
ed as the result of an automobile
collision west of Muncie last mid
night Peter Janetos, of Hamilton,
Ohio and four companions who were
with him when his car struck that
driven by Crawley. are being held
by the police pending tn outcome OF
Miss JChnsons injuries.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18
SECRET
SHOOTING
REVEALED
Millionaire Chicago Lumber
man Is Shot tuesday in
His Apartment
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERwcEl

CHICAGO. May 1S-Mysteriously
shot last Tuesday afternoon and the
affair kept secret, Edward l.. Thorn
ton. millionaire lumberman. was re-
ported dying at the Grant hospital
today
Mr.. Thornton was wounded in his
left lung. The shooting occurred at
4:1o >. m. in the LUXURIOUS Thornton
home, scene OF many q brilliant So
cial functions.
Members of the Thornton family
refused TO give the police any in
formation regarding the shooting.
Servants adopted a similar attitude.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN CLOSE

WHEAT-sept. LOB; July 1.44s
May sissy
CORN-July SIS; Ma'y-6sc.
RYE-Sept. 9sS; July ss%S; May
S1.04.
oATs-sept. ssAs; July 35h q
SIS; May 35c.
FLAX-July s2s31a. May s2.s31z
BARLEY-Sept. sossc; July sec
May 5Sssc.
TOLEDO SEED CLOSE
CLOVER-Cash s13.T5; Oct. s11.45
ALSIK Cash $500; July s11.75
Oct. s11.20.
TIMoTHY-Cash So 10; July. 1910
Sept. s3.45; Oct. 1926
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18
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EMILY wORELL

Mrs. Emily Worell, aged so years
3515 Hemlock street. died Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of her
daughter Mrs. John D. Anderson. of
1915 Michigan avenue. She D sur
viyed bv three sons and two daugh-
tiers and her husband. The funeral
was held this afternoon Burial
will be made at Elwood, Ind. where
the body will be shipped Friday
morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18
DISMISSES CASES

Latitude. Judge Cleveland shows
ii in city court when he peremptor-
lily dismisses three men arrested on
charges of driving their trucks over
Summer boulevard. Two of the ma
chimes were half-ton Ford trucks
The other a half ton Dodge. All
were equipped with pneumatic tires.
Judge Cleveland says he'll dismiss
all similar cases.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18

DR.. Walter stuhr. attending the
dying lumbe-man. said the family
told him that the shooting came &C
cidentally while Mr.. Thornton was
making ready for a hunting trip.
Friends of Mr.. Thornton said that
recently he has been morose- They
ascribed 1t to recent business deals,
one of which resulted in suit for
an accounting from MI. Thornton.
The police said there is some
thing strange about this case"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK

HOGS - Receipts 5000. Market
1oR15c higher. Range s9.25 a 1880.
Bulk s10.15 q 1910.
CATTLE Receipts 1000. Fats
firm: stockers. bulls and yearlings
$500 a $50; fed steers $500; fed
butchers 1925 a us; stockers and
yearlings s5.5OG7.75; feeders $500
6725; feeding cows and heifers 81
1926.
SHEEP-Receipts 100. Steady.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

WHEAT-No. red s1.45. No. 8
red $40; No. hard winter s1.44 q
1.45; No. 3 hard winter $1.40Q1.041z
No northern spring dix S1.72. No
; mixed s1.3SA No. 3 mixed s134s1
CORN-No. 2 mixed 61Ac: No.
white 62Ac: No. yellow S21ac. No
3 mixed 81 kc.. No. white Gle: No
3 eyllow 81 X qs2Ac: No. mixed
so1sc; No. s white SIC; No. 4 yellow
Gle.
OATS-No. l white 44c; No. :
white 41@42lzc; No. white 4od
42c; No. white 1914 641Hc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK

CATTLE - Receipts 175. Market
slow. Shipping steers $500 a SIS;
butcher grades 1925 Gs.25; heifers
$500 7.75; cows $3.50 q $50; feeders
s6.boG 700: bulls s4,o095 $50: milk
cows and stringers s45d125
CALVES - Receipts 500. Market
active Gull to choice $4,000 1850.
SHEEP AND LAMBS = Receipts
/ 900 Market slow. Choice lambs
5oG135o; Gull to fair $500 a II;
yearlings s7.o0Q11.oo; sheep s3.0e9
$50.
HOGS = Receipts 1.12o. Market
active. Workers s11.25911.5o; pigs
s1125 a 1850: mixed s11.25 a 11-5o;
heavy s1125@114o: rcughs SO 9s.25;
stays $500 q 500
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18

, entino is liable is bigamy. for hav-
ing married Miss Hudnut before re-
ceiving a final decree of divorce from
his former wife, Jean Acker.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. May Is. - Close of
Liberty bonds: 31as 1896; End As
SOS. 50; 1st AIS ss9.ss; End A
|ssss.e2; srd AIS 1894, 4th 4As
sos. 90: Victory SIS 10000; Victory
L. 5000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18
SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK

CATTLE - Receipts 400. Beef
steers slow, steady to 10c lower;
other classes OF stock mostly steady
HOGS - Receipts $500. Market
active. to Toe higher. Bulk 5000
G1o.4o Top s1o.45.
SHEEP - Receipts 5000. Killing
classes opening slow. mostly Csc
lower: early top California s14.25;
clipped lambs $1,000; early sales
ewes 1926 down; feeedrs weak.
CATTLEIReceipts 2.000. Mark t
slow. prospects lower. Native beef
steers sS.5a1 9.15; yearling steers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18
{ NAlRRkkE Is
CLOSE OF MARKET

NEW YORK, May 1S.-The stock
market closed steady today. The
market was active and steady
throughout the last hour. The
leather issues were taken UP. Gen.
trail Leather advanced over one point
to 40L. Mldvale again yielded to
AK. and Crucible dropped from IL
to 72z,
The copper stocks were lower I'M
der profit taking sales, American
Smelling Yielding l n to 65A. L. S.
Steel held above SO.
Government bonds unchanged +;
railway and other bonds steady.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18
Peace Anniversary
Will Be Celebrated
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyIcEl

LONDON, May-The third ami
versary of the signing OF peace will
be celebrated in England this year
by an enormous League of Nations
gathering in Hyde Park. during
which many well-known public men
and members of Parliament. includ-
ing Lady Astor. win make speeches
emphasizing the need OF world
peace.
Numerous peace parades in all
parts of London and the holding of
balls and dances at the leading no.
tells will bring the festivities TO an
end.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18

Two European capitals Petro grad
and Madrid. were built TO order. the
one by Peter the Great, the other
by Philip II, who chose the lofty
site because of the asthma from
which he suffered.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18

In mine in the United States. a
half mile deep. the temperature is
139 degrees.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23
INviTARE

Studentii Bibliei International
asociati, invita- cordial pc toti fra
til Romani sd vie 81 sa asculte 0
vorbire fOarte interesanta pentru
toti barbatii eat 81 femei.
Subiectul va fl
Milioane earl traiesc nu vor
mai muri.
Milioane earl sunt mort iarasi
vor vietui.
Moarte, nacaz. vaet. intristare.
durere 81 planset, nu vor mai fl.
Omul 81 femeea batrani vor init
neri. Capitalist 81 saraci vor mai
fl! 81 dorinta dreptilor va veni.
Neniti toti 81 ascultati 81 bucu-
rie mangaere castigati, gratis 81
liber pentru tot.
!, ,Adunarea Sc va tinea Dumineca
i'm . Ipnie la orele , 30 p. m.
In localul Jaites Hall 6OO2 st.
Clair Ave. Cleveland. Ohio.
{147-4S).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23
u SECRETUL BANDELOR
DIN CADRILATER
DEsTA1NUIRrLE sENzAT1oNALE ALE UNoR BAND1TI
PR1NSI
Scopn bandelor distrugerea authorization romanes Cum
organizau bandele. - u nde sediu de recrutare
Juramintul

la Varna, a trebuit ca cedez. An
plecat atunci impreuna in satu
Vlahlar pc teritoriul Bulgariei, un
de Enciu avea carciuma. in be
ciul Garcia Sc afla depozitul sd,
de mhnitii.
Aici am fost innarmat, Gu revol
yer 81 grenade, dupa care am depus
urmatorul juramant, in fata sea
pitanului' 81 unei cruel ce Sc a.
fla la masa:
Jnr, ca la tOate atacurile ce vOm
ola in Cadrilater, de va cadea vre-
un tavaras, fie ranit fit mort, 81
de MI vom putea sal ridicam Gu
totul, sal taiem capul 81 sal luam
toate semnele, spre a nu putea Fl re
cnnoscut. In timpul operatiuniIor
i'm Cadrilater. sa OmOram 81 sa Iii
strugem Ori ce autOritate romano
asca.
De vom fl prinsi, sd nu declaram
organizatia noastra, char daca vom
fl amenintati ell moartea.
Dupa aceia, impreuna Gu alti to-
varasi am trecut in Cadrilater, as
teptand ordine della captain En-
ciu unde trebuie sa atacam.
Am lHat parte la atacurile 81 O.
morair'ile 'dela. Cavarna, Caralez.
Evecler, Hamzalar, lar acum in ur-
ma la Nastradin, cand am omorat
pc jandarmul sergent Albu.
Al doilea comitagiu Jeleasco Lo-
lof. face aceleasi declaratiuni, Gu
deosebire ca numitul facea parte
din banda lui Dumitru GhermanOf.
tot sub conducerca lui Enciu Che
orghef.
Gu actele dresate, nnmitii All fost
inaintati parchetului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23

HlSIfl. ~ ~ Sc. lNfllnteZe JurlEdlc-
tie administrative, cu trei grade
precnm 81 o j,ldecatorie adhoc. pen
tru reg,llarea conflictclor de atri
butiuni, In partea financiara d-sa
prOpune ca bugetul sd fie votat 81
de senat 81 sd sc institute un control
eficace al cheltnclilor publice; pri-
vitor la reviznirea constituted este
de parere sa Sc mentina dispozitiile
constituted actuale, fara formalita
tea celor trei strigari, pc care le So
coteste fara rest.
La sfarsitul conferintii d. c.
Disescu. profesorul de drept consti-
tutiOnal IA Universitatea din Bucu-
resti 81 specialist, prin urmare, in
materia desvoltata de conferentiar.
a cerut cuvatnul pentru face mai
multe observatiuni Gle actualitate.
dar avand TN caracter aproape ex-
clusiv polite. Desi in obiceiul con
ferintelor acestora, organizate dc +.
S. r., nu intra vre-O desbatere con-
tradictorie sau alte completari inc
diate dupa conferentiarul della tri-
buna, data find personalitatea d.
lui Dissescu. preSedintele institutu-
lui d. G. Gusti, n a putut dccat sal
acorde cuvantul cerut.
("Dacia y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23
BAZARGIC.

In seara de % Mai a. G. pc la
} orelc 4, dol locuitori din satul Gea
ferli-Iuci- Orman, anunta pc jan
darmnl plotonier d. Dascalescu, ca
in aproprierea satului Isirgea au
fost observati dol indivizi, inarmati
cu pusti, revolvere 81 grenade. Jan
darmul, urcandu-se in caruta de.
nnntatorilor 81 hnpreuna Gu aces
tia porneste in directia indicata.- A.
,jnngand in sus zisul sat, formeaza
o potera de jandarmi 81 civil 81 pu-
nandu-se i'm urmarirea banditilor
Sc incinnge apriga lupta. Unnl
din bandit, find usor rant in cap,
Sc preda, lar al doilei rupse la
fuea. Incalcand pc nnul din cali
eel aveau 1nhamati la caruta, jan
darmul Dascalescu sc ia calare du-
pa el. A,juns in urma. handful a
trcbuit sa Sc predea.
Find anuntate autoritatile, Gu
toata ploaia torentiala, an plecat
imediat la fata locului .d-nii captain
Vasilip comandantul comp. de jan
darmilsi d. !. Georsescu jude in
structor. Legati de maini, eI n, .b'anldlitiiiI
an fOst adjust la scotia de jandarmi
.Tearla- -Gheol lar de aci in automo-
bill, impreuna Gu d-nii captain Va
Siliu 81 d. Indicator Georgescu, la
Bazargic.
!. Ell sc numesc: Anghel Triton
Stoianoff, de 80 ami. bulgar din sa-
.tul Saragheol, jud. Constanta, lar
al doileo Jeleasco Haralamb Lolof,
care avea asupra sa 81 carte de
legitimate a comitetului pentru
plasarea refugiatilor de pc langa
Soc. Dobrogea din Varna.
Luat de scurt, Anghel, Triton
Atanasof declarat:
"Sunt dezertOr din Reg. 40 Inf.
contig. 1916. In primavara anului
1921 ma aflam ca cioban la nm pro
prietar din comuna Diuvan-Iuvasa.
Pc cand cram cu ollie la camp, Sc
prezinta la mine un individ, bine
facut, inarmat de snss pana jos,
prbpnnandu-mi sd tree in banda
lui, care opera i'm tot judetul Ca
liacra 81 era capul bandei, supranll-
nit. capitanul. La inceput, am re-
f,lzat propunerea lui Enciu, insa
mai tarziu, intalnindu-mi cu dansul
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Sunteti pres&titi
pentru oportunita-
tea aceasta?

Nh de mutt. Mn numfr mare de GA
meni din LOrain earl All pastrat
bani pentru. diferite opOrtunitati,
All avut Ocazia de-a cumpara uncle
proprietati licitate de guvern 81 ca
re au fOst vindute cu un pref eX,
ceptional de mic. !.
Daca va Ofera cineva o OpOrtuni-
tate de felul acesta yeti avea DIV.
bani pastrati pentru pntea lua
avantajiu de eaY
Lllcrul eel mai bun este sa incepeti
un acOnt spre pastrare ca S1.OO
sau mai multi la urmatoarele Off
ciuri bancei Cleveland Trust. /.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23

va II la aceasta sedinta, find ca
la aceasta sedinta va fl darea de
seama pc seasa luni trecute tot
odata va ii predarea noiIor func-
tlonarl, pc cum 81 aite chestii
foarte importante de resolvat
Pana la intalnirc am ramas cu
rateasca dragoste in numele Soc.
Ammonia Strainul Liber'.
Bucur Binig, presedinte.
Elisei Jonescu, secretar.
147-4S).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23
CO N vocAR E

Societatea Romana de Aiutor
81 Cultura Ammonia Strainul Ii.
ber". din st. Louis, Mo. Convoacd
pc aceasta Gale pe membri sal la
adunarea generala lunara, care So
va tinea i'm 2 lulie 1922 la orele
2 p. IN. i'm cnnoscuta Hala din sth
and Barry Str.
In speranta ca fie care membrll
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23
PRINCIPIILE CONSTITU-
TIEI MOI. 4
Conferinta d-lui &. Boila della
Institutul Social Roman.

JOi, 25 Mai, seara, a vOrbit in am
fiteatrul Fund. Carol /, d. Romul
Boila, professor universitar din Cluj,
despre "Principiile constituted
moi in ciclul de conferinte organi-
zat de Institutul Social Roman a.
supra reformei constitutionale. Con
fcrentiarul incepe prin a arata I'M
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w. 25th 81 Detroit
Detroit Ave. 81 w. 1T
St. Clair h +. 10th
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Lorain, Ohio.
Painesville, o.
Tbe Cleveland
Crust Company
Resurse S16O, 600, 900.

Resurse $fGO, 900 900.
; The Collver- Miller Go. este
departmental pentru vapoare
al lui Cleveland Trust Com
pany. Informatiuni despre ca
latorie Sc pot procura della OIL
ciurile indicate mai sus.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-23

va face sd va si,ntiti de la 10 la
80 de ami mai tineri.

Pentru ca omul sa alba singe
curat e absoiut necesar sd folo-
SeaSca o medecina curata ca Cea-
iul Bulgaresc pentru singe
Milioane de perSoane folosesc
acest mlnunat tonic pentru singe.
CcaiuI acesta medecina Gu.
rata facuta din radacini 81 O .poa-
te foloSi fiecare membru al fami-
liei. ajuta la vindecarea desordi
nelor de stomac. cura atand intesti-
nele 81 eliminand otrava adunata
in rlnlchi = aceaSta unica me-
declna care poSeda puterea dea
ajuta 81 a corecta natura.
Ceaiul Bulgaresc pentru singe
Sc vinde la toate farmaciile. sau
prin posta asigurat o cutie mare
Sl.25. } cutii pentrn S3.13 sau >au
pentru 1925. Adresa:
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Marvel Products Company.
424 Marvel Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa.
(Adv.( }
Evening journal., 1922-12-06

screen favorite. will be seen in the
role of an ex-convlct, a man who
was once a prominent figure in So
servitude in Jail he is released to
face the world anew and quite
strangely he meets an intimate but
unfaithful friend. old memories
are revived. and complications en-
sue.
Evening journal., 1922-12-06
! THE leSfdl8@

OF the other numbers and the un-
usual merit of the photoplay ac-
count for the favor with which this
bill has met during its engagement
at the Aldine Theatre. II closes
there this evening.
The motion picture. BROAD Day
light" is unusually we'll produced.
A whole circus full of entertain
ment Is featured tomorrow on the
new bill The big act Is "Barnum
Was Right" and is an original tray
esty on life in the world OF freaks
as presented by genuine side show
celebrities In a real tent are in
troduced Zip, Barnum's s6-year-
"What-Is-It?"; the growp-together
twins. Baby Doll and other. oddities.
Lew Hawkins, the Chesterfield Of
minstrelsy appearing in Much
Ado About Nothing" is clever
character with a good collection of
songs and stories.
Doris Duncan will serve musical
prescription, which. she claims, is
nonalcholic but intoxicating. Charles
(Buck) Jones will be the photoplay
star at the Aldine. His picture is
Western Speed" The story is
written and produced after Jones
best cowboy style.
Evening journal., 1922-12-06
FEARS COLLAPSE
OF PORTUGAL

Professor Ezra Crooks, of the
University of Delaware. delighted
the Westminster Club of Hanover
Presbyterian Church last night with
an address on Portugal. Mr.. Crooks,
who was a Y. NJ. C. A. secretary
during the World War. went TO
Portugal following the signing of
the armistice. He told a most en-
tertaining story OF the people of the
country. all of whom, he said. are
friends of America.
Professor Crooks said the nation
had been reduced almost to bank
ruptoy because Of the war and was
of the opinion that the present
government could not survive.
The Rev Charles II. Bonner,
pastor Of the church. introduced the
professor. Frank N. Overdeer pre-
sided. A social hour followed the
address.
Evening journal., 1922-12-06
AT THE PLAYHOUSE
The sIarionettc

The Marionettes.
Tony Sarg's Marionettes will bt
seen at the Playhouse tomorrow
playing Uncle wiggily" at
o'clock in the afternoon and dor
Quixote" in the evening.
George Sand. the great French
woman novelist, was an ardent de-
votee of the puppet show. an art
revived in this country by Tony
Sarg.
One of George Sands puppet per-
formances was a parody on Camille
There was music played upon the
piano by Chopin himself and Alex
ander Dumas came and laughed
heartily.
The puppets of Tony Sarg are two
feet high and so admirably proper
toned are the stage and settings
that they appear life-sized. And
the plays which they give would
make the little dramas of George
Sand appear very trivial.
"The Red Poppy" Coming.
OF all the foreign stars that have
visited the United States in the last
twenty years It is questionable IL
there has been one to date who has
reached these shores as unheralded
as Bella Lugosi, the leading man of
THE Red Poppy" the attraction
offered at the Playhouse for Friday
and Saturday.
Lugosi came to this country with
the idea that II Americans cared for
his style Of acting they would show
it by their patronage and that all
the advance publicity in the world
would never make him but that
which he might prove himself to be
TO an American audience.
Lugosi appeared for a short time
replacing the regular leading man,
in The Red Poppy" then produc-
ed under the title OF Bon Homme"
ct the Renaissance theatre. Paris,
and is well equipped TO appear at
his best in this the first American
presentation of the play that has
made the sensation Of Europe.
A special popular price matinee.
the seats being from so cents to
S1.5O will be given on Saturday.
rhurston Isere Next Monday.
Thurston. the eminent magician.
win open his annual engagement at
the Playhouse on next Monday con-
tinuing throughout the week.
The famous conjuror's complete
~ revised program this year con-
tains a score OF brand new illusions
features. He is supported by spe-l
ciaily selected company of twenty
seven people.
The wide popularity OF this skill
ful artist IS easily understood after
witnessing one OF his performances.
In addition 70 being the worlds
best deceptionict he is possessed OF
rare intelligence. charming person
ality and a keen sense Of humor.
The bewildering dexterity with
which Thurston's widely different
experiments is performed is truly
amazing. While the average super
critical spectator is trying to solve
one illusion he is confronted by an
other more perplexing one and the
more he tries TO concentrate the
more muddled he gets.
Evening journal., 1922-12-06
AT THE ARCADIA.

Florence Vidor's personality puts
over with perfection the difficult
duel role of DUSK TO. Dawn" our
rent Arcadia picture.
The story which is based on au-
thentic instances tells a strange al
most weird, story of two girls with
one soul--entirely removed from
each other, different in character,
belief and nationality. The relation
that each bears TO the other is dis
closed as the story advances.
Tomorrow May Allison comes to
Evening journal., 1922-12-06
AT THE QUEEN

THE Good Provider," in which
Miriam Battista, Vera Gordon and
Dore Davidson have been prominent
ly cast. Is closing It's engagement at
the Queen Theatre this evening.
A picture remarkable in more
ways than one is THE Face in the
Fog" which comes for showing to-
morrow at the Queen.
The story is one by Jack Boyle
and 1t features his most famous char
acter, Boston Blackie Dawson. Mr..
Barrymore's portrayal of the re-
formed crooks Is said to be his latest
and greatest claim to screen fame.
It is a Characterization of extremely
difficult qualities and only a talented
actor is capable OF giving 1t a por-
trayal. Miss owen is cast as the
Grand Duchess Tatiana, a refugee
from Russia, about whose safety
and whose possession OF the crown
jewels of Russia most of the story
hinges.
Evening journal., 1922-12-06
PRESENTS PROTEST
AGAINST "OPEN' SUNDAY
;peclal to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-Repre-
sentative Caleb r. Layton, of Della
ware, filed with the House today a
petition signed by various citizens of
Wilmington protesting against leg
islation pertaining to a more open"
Sunday in the District OF Columbia.
The petition was referred to the
House district committee.
Evening journal., 1922-12-06
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'a''E.G''s.'is'':yQ.1 .1l:ya.li..I
Avn TIIE N[ALESTIO.

Betty Compson excels in the por-
trayal of an Egyptian queen and a
modern chorus girl in her photoplay
Always the Woman" which is clos
ing its engagement at the Majestic
Theatre today. Her work is on par
with the best she has ever offered.
Many desert scenes OF interest and
excitement figure in the performance
Tomorrow the special production
Parted Curtains" takes up the work
of entertaining at the Majestic.
Henry b. Walthall, tho old-time
Evening journal., 1922-12-06
AT THE SAVOY.

There is a wealth OF wonderful
scenery of the snow wastes of the
frozen northland in the picture. "The
Rivers End" which is now showing
at The Savoy Theatre for a weeks
run. The snow scenes were taken
far up in Canada where the snow
lays many feet deep on the ground
almost the year round. There are
miles and miles Of snow fields,
stretching to the horizon and be-
yond to the land of the midnight
sun. A strange, and unusually fasci-
mating story Is this Rivers End"
with its exciting climaxes and thrills
that holds ones nerve tension to
the very finish OF the picture. Just
Dogs" a two reel Century comedy is
the added attraction.
Evening journal., 1922-12-06
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Evening journal., 1922-12-06
Cause Of Piles

Dr. Leonhardt found the cause OF
Piles TO be internal. That's why salves
and operations fail to give lasting res
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Evening journal., 1922-12-06

usurp the stellar honors. She is
scheduled to play the leading role in
THE Woman Who Fooled Herself
Miss Allison is known for her pull
chritude and her talent as a comedi-
enne, and in this she proves TO be
equally clever as an emotional ac-
tress, this role being the fulfillment
OF Miss Allison's long desired ambi-
ton to play dramatic parts.