Pay Me One More Powerful Picture Attracts Crowds
A dramatic scene features a death grapple between a lumberman boss and a rival, with a question of who will win. The screening promises a knockout punch in a clean, strong performance. Also shown is the colored scenic "American Switzerland" and the Harold Lloyd comedy "Bride and Groom" with admissions 11, 17 and 22 cents, war tax included.
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Switzerland
Harold Laioyd
Riddle Gawne at Empire Theater Showcased
William S Hart stars in Riddle Gawne at the Empire Theater tomorrow and Saturday with Kate MacDonald Lon Chaney Gretchen Lederer Gertrude Short Leon Kent Milton Roces and E B Titton in a scenic Artcraft production shot by Joe August. Hart directed and the story comes from The Argosy. The film is praised as splendidly produced acted and highly watchable.
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William S. Hart
Artcraft
Riddle Gawne
Empire Theater
Mr. Hart
Kaithe MacDonald
Lon Chaney
Gretchen Lederer
Gertrude Short
Leon Kent
Milton Roces
E. B. Titton
Joe August
Hart
Himeouf
Argosy Amegazine
Charles A. Seliger
Youth Acquitted in Accidental Shooting Case
Wilbur Chapman a youth about 14 was acquitted in police court of maliciously shooting Lenwood Cain nine, son of Mr and Mrs James J Cain. The rifle aimed at rats discharged injuring Cain’s leg and ankle. Chapman claims firearms are easy for youths to obtain. Prosecutor Reardon to review laws on sale of firearms to children.
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Wilbur Chapman
Lenwood Cain
James J. Cain
Cain
Young Cain
Chapman
James P. Reardon
Virginia Apples Market Prices Reported in Philadelphia and Washington
The daily market news bulletin shows Virginia apples sold in Philadelphia from cold storage to robbers with York Imperial and Ben Davis grades at $4.50 and $6.85 respectively. In Washington No 1 Yorks range from $6 to $6.75, Winesap No 1 $7.50 to $8, Grimes Golden No 1 $7 to $8, with some lower offerings. Eight carloads arrived in New York, receipts heavy, but no Virginia fruit quoted.
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Daily Market News
United States Bureau of Markets
Philadelphia
Virginia
York Imperial
Ben Davis
Washington
New York
Don’t waste food Belgium and France must be fed this winter
Civil defense calls on households and institutions to conserve food supplies as winter approaches. Officials urge reduced waste to ensure Belgium and France have adequate rations for the season.
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Belgium
France
Treasury certificates issued for Liberty loan
The issuance of Treasury certificates totaling 500 million dollars dated December 19 was announced by Secretary MacAdoo. Payment on the certificates is due May 20, 1919, in anticipation of the fifth Liberty loan.
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Washington
Treasury
MicAxtoo
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Relief
Breaks a cold in hours with a few doses every two hours. Opens nasal passages, stops discharge, relieves headache and feverishness. Tastes pleasant, costs only a few cents, acts without assistance, and substitutes are discouraged.
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Pape
Demand Ex Kaiser Surrender Hinted By Lord Cecil
Lord Robert Cecil in a London speech says allies may not extradite the former Kaiser but can demand his surrender. The dispatch notes the postwar need for continued funding for reconstruction and war chest subscriptions.
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London
Lord Robert Cecil
Ney
May Not Treat With The Huns
Allied parliamentarians at Treves may not negotiate with German envoys requesting an armistice extension because the current German government allegedly does not represent the people. The prolongation talks were scheduled to begin in Treves today.
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London
Treves
Copenhagen
Berliner Tageblett
Sinn Fein May Seek Irish Parliament in Dublin
Dublin dispatch notes Sinn Fein leaders push for a republic at home and may refuse Westminster seats after Saturday’s election. They seek representation at the peace conference and could press Wilsons self determination doctrine to claim Irish independence from Northern Ireland.
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Dublin
Sinn
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offers One Hundred Dollar Reward
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising a one hundred dollar reward for unsolved catarrh cases. It claims thirty five years of use and that the remedy purges poisons from the blood to heal mucous surfaces. It solicits orders with Toledo Ohio as the contact point.
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Hall
Hal
Toledo
Ohio
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