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Evening star., 1922-07-30
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1 u Theater and Ph0toply

FTER making the world democracy great
~ America promptly proceeds to her mue
[ tendency should happen unchecked who
those things running
interesting OF the week in
elevation of Augustus Thomas the throne
which will the heater viii Hays already recognized as the
emperor him the ball world had felt the
Mountain Lndi Foot ball. and
OF the remaining pames OF the American people yet not
provided with an auocrat head What the matter with the common
people:
THE OF hailed with
general aaconn quarters with profound satisfaction
backed life that had been well
] hd 81 th h Of the pres;dent OF the United States He left
apparently did hesitate
details When called into action he fearless and though
NAV have cost those who made him the dictator
the line principle and his decision hailed with
with universal satisfaction Judge Lands not quite SO
fortunate in although business
indicated his familiarity with and with common
A UGUsTUs THoa the
"A prestige authorship with long and familiar acquaintance
with the and til" methods OF the Theatrical Producing Managers
perhaps things credit including
public school education in the United States Capitol
knowledge the law He ought
pnddy and rehabiae the American
Mr. H. Harris Mr. Thomas America in his job
things about him likely advance
which all disposed and do in most
the
h gave him hi; new lob and assured the world that his long
acquaintance things
the playhouse with them desire to make money
Alter referring to their problems divisions
emperaments paid the compliment
place only those differences but to
fairly other elements OF the the with which they
such the drmatis the the musicians and
without which there
public itself My hope offer suggestions
make for
producers themselves but all the elements involved
have the whole There details
and the what fine things be done
the and heaven Hope
wide which
The between unrestricted freedom which
the Capitalization for
the world This becoming the day of
strong the colors of the rainbow
with the glory heaven Humanity ultimately will be
in where world
without end.
ELSEWHERE issue today will be found interesting of
~ expected in the during the
Payeraky Corporation whose product the
Pictures. There
enables that element without which
public ITSELF again the
workings of the photopy
things by the boostrap merely cleaning house.
nobe development the
product The intellect
dwell ncied evils nachonism the
public ITSELF lavish when that public
that the golden that flows the box office
can magni6ed
well by quality effective
w, H. LANDVOIGT.
Dz Tz -. TIL
Evening star., 1922-07-30
Rialto Closes.

Following its usual policy of past
seasons. Moore's Rialto Theater will
close its doors today for a period of
two weeks to give its entire staff of
employees a vacation and to allow for
the theater's annual ''fiousecleanfng." I"
Tomorrow morning painters car
penters, decorators and cleaners Will
take possession for refurnishing and
renovating the theater.
Evening star., 1922-07-30
PALACE-'They Like En- Rough

/ Two feature photoplays will be
shown for the first time in Washing
ton at Loew's Palace Theater this
week. beginning this afternoon. That
which will be shown the first four
days of the week will be Viola Dana
in her latest production, "They Like
EN- Rough" while Wanda Hawley
will be the star for the final three
days, beginning Thursday morning, in
.'The Truthful LIAR
They Like EN- Rough" is Harry
Beaumont's screen version for Metro
of the story and scenario by Rex Tay-
lor. The cast includes, William e.
Lawrence. Hardee KrkhnE, Myrtle
Richell. Colin Kenny Az others.
1t pictures Miss DahT IN the role
of perverse society girl whose very
perversity had been turned to ac-
count in an effort to bSing about her
engagement with an eligible suitor.
The girl becoming aware Of the trick,
undertakes to even matter by mar
rying the drst man that she meets,
even offering him $100 for his matri-
monial services. After the ceremony,
however, the impromptu husband, In
stead OF going on about his business,
remembers the word obey in the
ceremony and takes matters into his
own hands.
The Truthful LIAR is Thomas Hef-
irons screen version of story by
Will fyss. csRcs.n.sg al saaiessea
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Raphael.

Today, Betty Compson and Tom
Moore, in 'Over the. Border; tonior-
row and Tuesday, Dorothy Dalton and
Milton Sells. in 1.-THE Woman That
Walked Alone; Wednesday. Jack
Holt, in "The Grim Comedian; Thurs
day. Elaine Hammerstein. in why
Agnes Ayres. in 1.-THE Ordeal" and the
tenth episode of 1.-THE Hope Diamond
Mystery; Saturday. Eugene O'Brien
in 1.-THE Prophets Paradise" and the
twelfth episode of 60 Get EN-,
Hutch
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York.

{. Today and tomorrow, Mack SEN
nett's '"rhe Crossroads OF New York: !:
Tuesday, Elliott Dexter. in. Grand
and Prixma color study, Away Dull
Care; Wednesday, Conway TeArle, in
.sThe Referee,"s and Ernest Truck, in
"The Bashful Lover; Thursday, Kath-
crime Macdonald. in Domestic Rela-
tfons." and Buster Keaton, In My
Hammerstein, in, Reckless Youth: :
comedy, THE Late Lamented," and
Screen Snapshots. No. L: Saturday,
Jack Holt and Bebe, Daniels, in Moth
of the Rio Grande," and comedy,
.sTaoneryille Blues
Evening star., 1922-07-30
New.

Today, j. Oliver Curwood's Gods
Country and the Law; tomorrow,
Charles Ray, in Two Minutes to Go" :;
Tuesday, why Men Forget" Wednes-
day, "The Golden Snare; Thursday.
Married Life: Friday. What's a Wife
Worth" and Saturday, Comedy night.
Evening star., 1922-07-30
Circle,

Today. Dorothy Dalton, in 'The
Woman Who Walks Alone; Tomor-
row. "Too Much Business: Tuesday,
Viola Dana, in Seeing Is Believing: ;:
Wednesday, Clara Kimball Young. in
Doris May, in Cay and Devilish"; !;
Friday, Matt Moore and Seena Owen.
in Back Pay" and Saturday, Earle
Williams, in Restless Souls"
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Anita Stew
art. in The Woman He Married, p and
comedy The Bride. to- Be-; Tuesday:
Clementina,~ and Johnny Hines in
''Torchyss Hpldup": "Wednesday, .Ofh-
er Women's Clothes" and comedy.
'oh Promise Me-; Thursday, Elliott
Dexter. In" Grand Larceny" and COM
edy, Busy Bees; Friday, Elaine
Hammefstein. in Reckless Youth. ]"
and Ben Turpin. In Step Forward.
Saturday. Conway Tearle, in .The
Referee and comedy. "Spooks..
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Home.

Today and tomorrow, Priscilla Dean,
in wild Honey; Tuesday. Gladys
Walton, in Second Hand Rose: We'd
nesday. Viola Dana. in "Seing Is Be
lieving"; Thursday, Hoot Gibson. in
step on IT,: Friday. Norma Tai
madge. in Probation Wife," and Sat
urday. Jack Holt and Bebe Daniels. in
North of the Rio Grande."
Evening star., 1922-07-30
METROP0LITAN-"Red Hot Ro
NANCE"

At Crandalls Metropolitan Theater
this week. beginning this afternoon
he feature will be "Red Hot Ro-
nance" written and produced for
irst National by John Emerson and
Anita Loos. Also for the first time
here, a varied list Of supplementary
features. news. topical> and scenic,
and orchestral contributions under N.
Mirskey.
"Red Hot Romance" hinges upon a
young mans Inheritance and codicil
Evening star., 1922-07-30
Liberty.

Today and tomorrow, William S. Hart,
in "Traveln' On; Tuesday. Alice Lake.
in THE Golden Gift; Wednesday. Mil
dred Harris. in THE First Woman" !;
Thursday and Friday. Hail the Wom-
an" and Saturday, Ethel Clayton. in
For the Defense
Evening star., 1922-07-30
Savoy.

Today and Tomorrow. Anita Stew
art, in "The Woman He Married.; /;
Tuesday, Pauline Frederick, in "The
Glory of Clementina," and comedy,
ANY Old Port: Wednesday, "Other
Women's Clothes" Circus Days;
Thursday, Colleen Moore. in Come on
Over" and comedy, "The Bride to Be-;
Friday, Zane Grey's when Romance
Rides" and Lloyd Hamilton, in Poor
Boy; Saturday.. Conway Tearle, in
"The Referee" and comedy. 'Tooner-
VILE Trials"
Evening star., 1922-07-30
Dumbarton.

Today, Alice Lake, in The Golden
Gift; tomorrow, BEYOND the Rain
bow: Tuesday. Mitchell Lewis, in
Code Of the Yukon: Wednesday and
Thursday. Jackie Coogan. in "Trou-
ble"; Friday, Katherine Macdonald, in
Domestic Relations" and Saturday,
"Son of the Wolf. VI
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Southeast Gardens.

Today, Nell Shipman, in "The Girl
From Gods Country" also comedy;
tomorrow, Claire Whitney and June
Elvidge, in Fine Feathers" also
comedy; Tuesday. May Allison, in big
Came" comedy. THE Little Rascal"
ward Earle and Barbara Castleton. in
False Fronts" and comedy. Speed
'em Up; Thursday. Gladys Walton. in
"The Guttersnipe." also comedy. and
amateur night; Friday, Betty Blythe,
in Ills Wife's Husband and comedy,
Some Class; Saturday. Jack Hoxie,
in '"The Broken Spur" also comedy,
Three Weeks on"
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Empire.

Today and tomorrow, Tyrone Power
and .Esteile Taylor, in "Footfalls,,
also Harold Lloyd. in Pipe and
Whfskers.: Tuesday. Seena Owen, IN
Lavender and Old Lace" and comedy.
Live Wfres"; Wednesday and Thurs
day. Irving Cummings, in Uncle
Toms CABIN; Friday, Marie Provost
in Her Night of Nights" also sun. sun.
shine comedy, Safe in the Safe !;
Saturday, Leah Baird, in Don't Doups M
Your wife" comedy. Straight From
the Farm" and surprise night at 7:4e
q. m. only.
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Elite.
Today and tonlorr

Today and tomorrow. Richard Bar
thelmess, in Sonny: Tuesday. Doris
May, in "Gay and Devilish": Wednes-
day. David Powell, in The Spanish
jade. Thursday, Ivy Duke, in the
.'The Green. Temptation" and Saturday.
Constance Taimadge.. in ''The Primitive
Lover"
Evening star., 1922-07-30

husband and an irresponsible wife,
who are seriously involved in the con-
sequences of the wife's folly and in
discretions.
mented by short-length films and rnu-
sical advertisements.
Evening star., 1922-07-30
B. KEITH'S-Irene Franklin.

Irene Franklin will headline the bill
at B. r. Keith's the week Of August
Z. The added feature will be Mar
garet Severn & Co. Other acts: Moran
q mack; Moore & Jayne, Geir's Musi-
cal Ten, Omcer Vokes & Don. Maud
Evening star., 1922-07-30
Hippoldrome.

Today, Hazel Dawn, in Devotion ].
tomorrow. Florence vidor, in WON
on wake Up";; Tuesday. Agnes Aynes g
and Rudolph Valentino. in Tne
81, e,k,,-. "wednesday, Marie Provost IN
..The kiss; Thursday, Charles Ray,
- , iiJineteen and Ply His fs9sS.s
Evening star., 1922-07-30
American,

Today. Eugene o'Brien, in "'The
Prophets Paradise; tomorrow and
Tuesday, Mae Murray, in 'Fascina-
tion"; "Wednesday and Thursday,
Mabel Normand, in Molly o.; Friday.
Earl Williams, in Restless Souls"
and Saturday. 1.-THE Silent Call"
Evening star., 1922-07-30
Fa.vonte.

Today, Lillian and Dorothy Gish, IN
n. w. Grifith's orphans Of the
storm" at 3:15, $3.50 and p.m.; 70.
morrow. Norma Talmadge. in the
MaAh.. also ssfhe Gay Deceiver
IdoIs and sixth episode Of Go Get
4 'Hsns' Hutch";; Wedne sday, Gloria swan
wallace Reed and Beoe
som IN .aThe Affairs Of :Anatoi." at
q and pm; Thursday, Marion pa
;vies. In The. Brides s rlsy Man qny. I'm.
,ier Cnver. :. and thirteenth episode OF
ssWb lie Eagle";s Saturday, Three Live
Ghosts" with star cast.
Evening star., 1922-07-30
Photoplays This Week
AT PHoToPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK

CoLUMBIANanook of the North Esquimo play Shown this
afternoon.
Hot Romance" Shown this afternoon
PALACE-"They Like En- Rough" Shown this afternoon
Evening star., 1922-07-30
"NAsooK q Ike NORTH
Co1umbia

Doris May. in Eden and Return
and Saturday, Bert Lytell, in "Trip to
Paradise"
Evening star., 1922-07-30

In the rich uncle's will which farms
the ebullient young heir apparent out
to an insurance company for one
years trial as a solicitor to see
whether or not he could make good.
If yes, he gets the fortune; If no, he
doesn't
The Emerson-Loos combination has
long been noted for plots notable for
their humor. and gentle satire. The
cast includes Basil Sydney, Frank
Lalor, Carl Stockdale. Edward Con-
nelly, Roy Atwill, Tom Wilson, May
Collins. Lilliap Leighton and Olive
Valerie. The Pathe picturixed world
events. Topics of The Day" and other
short films with music by the Metro
politan Orchestra will complete the bill.
Evening star., 1922-07-30
Current Attractions

AT THE THEATERS THIS WEEK.
GARRCKThe Gentleman From Mississippi (seond week. Per
|. formance this evening at $50 o'clock.
3 F. kEITHS-Floence New
with tomorrow matinee.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-04-13

is in your power at this. Easter time
to give life in place of death, health
in place of sickness, laughter in place
of tears. You can speak the word of
Resurrection which will call back
some little child from the dark valley
of shadow and flood its new life with
sunshine.
Two things will fill your Easter
Day with sweetest joy: the knowledge
that Armenia's children did not wait
for you, and trust in you, and appeal
to you in vain; and the voice of the
Risen Christ, the Lover of little chill
dren, speaking to your soul, and say
ing, eye have done it unto Me. Ye
have done it unto Me-"
So deeply have we, as publishers of
The Literary Digest, been stirred by
the tragedy impending among the in
nocent children of Armenia. that we
would feel a heavy share of response
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Garrett County, Maryland, Letters
of administration c. t. a, on the estate of
DANIEL GNEGY
late of Garrett County Maryland deceased
All persons having claims against the deceas-
ed are hereby warned TO exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
of September, 1922 they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of the said estate
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment
Giyen under my hand this 2sth day of
March, 1922 MARY GNEGY
Administrative c. t. a.
Oakland Maryland
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EXAMINERS NOTICE

undersigned. appointed by the County Com
mssoners of Garrett County, to view the
lands through which the following proposed
new road shall be located, beginning for the
same at or near the Jacob Cuppett farm and
running thence through the lands of Jacob
Cuppett, G. S. Hami Wallace Kimmell,
Peter Spiker, Amos Friend and tract called
Sang Run road at or near the Henry Sines
coal mine, a distance of about three miles
and examine whether the said proposed new
road is necessary, will meet on the 5th day
OF May, 1922, for such purpose and to deter
mine whether the public convenience requires
the location of said road, and if so. TO
locate the same and perform their duty in
the prAmises.
w. NJ. TRICKETT,
T. w. CASTEEL
H. X. DWITT. Examiners
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EXAMINERS NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That the
undersigned, appointed by the County Com
missioners of Garrett County. to view the
lands through which the following proposed
new road shall be located, beginning for the
same at a point near the top of the hill on
the county road leading into the town
of Kempton, and running thence through the
lands of the West Virginia Central and Pitts
burgh Railroad Company, and intersecting
the concrete street running through the town
of Kempton, a distance of about one-half
mile. and examine whether the said proposed
road should be constructed will meet on the
3rd day of May, 1922 for such purpose. and
20 determine whether the public convenience
requires the location of tn esaid proposed new
road. and if so, TO locate the same and per-
form their duty in the premises.
ISAAC W ALTERNATELY
JAMES ARONHALT.
JOHN A. BLAMBLE. Examiners
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ORDER NISI

Fanny R. Beach ct al, VS.. William Earle
Browning
No. 1898 Equity. In the Circuit Court for
Garrett County, Maryland.
ORDERED, This 4th day of April. 1922,
by the Circuit Court for Garrett County
Maryland, sitting in equity, that the sale
made and reported in the above cause by
Ernest Ray Jones, trustee, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary there
of be shown before the 9Th day of
May, 1922 provided a copy of this order
be published in some newspaper published in
Garrett County a week for three sue
1922
The report states the amount of sale to
IL 100000.
True Copy f. z. TOWER. Clerk.
Test: E. z. TOWER. Clerk
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FACE SEVEN

bility for the needless death of count
less little ones if we did not do as we
are urging you to do, and give, still
again, substantial contribution to
save their lives Therefore, altho we
have given several times before, we
feel that we can not-we must not
do less in the present crisis than add
Immediately another five thousand
dollars to help save the children of
Armenia from the death that threat
ems them.
Send your check at once to Cleve-
land H. Dodge, Treasurer, Room 1900,
Isl Fifth Avenue, New York City.
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This editorial is reprinted in The Re-
publican with the confident hope
that the sympathetic hearts of its
several thousands of readers will re-
spond quickly with thousands Of
checks made payable to Mr.. Dodge.
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w. NJ. TRICKETT.
T. w. CASTEEL,
H. X. DWITT, Examiners
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-21
De BASE BALL
TRIUNFA SoBRE
PUERTA DE TERRA

El domingo II de setiembre Sc jug6
un doble-header en- la liga de Huma-
Gao. siendo los con .sndientes los teams
Humacao" "Puerta de Tierra ;.
Ell juego de la manana fue I'm juego
bueno, pero hubo algunas garatas por
parte de los jugadores que dssluci6 to-
90 el brillante trabajo que realization
los teams contendientes.
Las baterias por Pusrta de TERRA
eran Camar6n Y Negrolo, Y por Huma
Gao Moncho e Isaias. Camaron lans6
acknowledgements. igual que Moncho, aul
que este estuvo algo "descontrolado'
al principle. El gsnor Cartagena defea
di0 brillantemente Ia antesala. ba-
teo en- la carrera que gano el juego.
Score
Puerta de Tlerra: o 0 0 O / O 0 O 0.-1
Humacao Stars: 001 00 % 1 0 x.-2
Del juego de la tarde NADIA bueno 20
demos 6ecir, pues no Sc fue a jugar
pelota sino a garatear y digcutir. Tan
TO unos como otros sc distinguieron por
las "garatas''. Aconsejamos a los due
flcs de la liga de Eumacao que les del
buenas lecciones de digcipina los jn-
gadores del Humacao Stars, pues
el pdblico paga lujosanlente sus entra
das. Tai parece que tendremos que de-
jar de ir a la liga yer los juego5 d1
base ball, pues son tantas las "gara-
tas'' que arma Jallase, que no da gus.
to pagar un dollar para ESQ.
Otra cosa que debiera evitarse es e.
ccmenzar los juegos tan tarde. Ell jue.
go de Ia tarde con Puerta de Tierra
dio principle las cuatro media y
luego jugaron solamente cinco innings
En- cuanto al ''Humacao Stars te-
nelnos que decir que es un nlagnifico
team aunQue sin discipline y direction
Sobi'a ell capitan del aludido team,
accnsejo Ique nombrea CarSagenas
pues es ell inico preparado para tai pues
to, por sus conocimientos de base ball
y de las 1oglas que 10 rigen.
Score del juego de Ia tarde:
Puerta de TERRA o 1 0 O. 1.-2
Humacao: 2 TO x.-5
gaterias: Por Puerta de TERRA, Mu-
It's y N'sgrolo. Por Humacao Camaron-
cito y Santana.
Pepe INDIANO.
Humacao. setiembre II, 1922.
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UN BUEN L1BRo
Continuation dc la p&gina 4a.)

niones ,formuGad&s a"a Triori", sino
por el contrario, buscar en- la masa con
fusa de los hechos, la ley fundamental
que los rige.'
Consta este hbro de once Capitulos,
cuyos titulos son:
La revoluci6n EN- Cuba.-Perp1eji-
dades de la Diplomacia Americana
La Diplomacia en- accion. Weyler en-
Cuba Woodford en- accion.-La indis
erection de un Diplomatico y la catas-
tro1e del Main Ell fracaso de Ia All
tonomia en- Cuba.-sLa crisis.-El pri1
cipio de las hostilidades y los preludios
de paz.-Las conferencias de Paris y
ol Tratado de Paz.-Espala en- Puerto
Rice. .-Bajo ell nuevo regimen.
En- suma creemos que "Causas y Con
Gecuencias' sera adquirida ror todoS
y especialmentc per los espaloles, pies
encontraran Ell ell libro del doctor So.
to la verdad historical de I'm momento
que les TOGO lie cerca. pero suavizado .
su amargor con una literature fnisima,
como 81 unos labios seco3 Sc lie ofrs-
ciera un ramo de uvas, fresca5 de II
vieja madre patria.
JENARo eoRTEs.
San Juan, 2stiembrs 10. 1922.
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NEGOClA3O DE MATERlALES
IMPRENTA Y TRANSPORTE
SUBASTA
6 CabaIIos propios para montar

Sc recibiran propooiciones en-
sobre cerrado hasta las 1000
a. M, septienbre 22, 1922, para
ell surninistro al Gobierno InsuIar
de seis cabaIIos, propios para
montar, de a 7 afos, de 81 -
a 7 cuartas de. aIzada, compile
tamente sanos y sin resabIos..
Pueden obtenerse pIjegos en-
bIanco dirigiendose al Negocia-
do de MateriaIes, Inprenta y
iransporte, San Juan, P. r.
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AYUDE A LOS NINos PoBREs

Els necesario que en- caGa muni-
cipio de esta isla Sc organize la So
ciedad filantr6pica "El Zapato de
los Ninos Pobres". Esta sociedad
viene trabaiando desde hace varios
amos en- San Juan, con tanto exlto
que podernos asegurar que todos los
nifos .pobres que asisten las es-
cuelas van dehidamente calzados.
MARIA T. DE SUAREZ.
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