Greenville Evening Banner. (Greenville, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 165, Ed. 1, Monday, October 14, 1918 Page: 3 of 8
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.GREENVILEETEX. MONDAY OCT. U 1218.
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THIS EVENING
THIS WEEK'S
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'COME ON IN'
A John Emerson-Anita Loos Production the Direc-
tors who make Fairbanks farmras.
ALSO ALLIED OFSICIAL WAS REVIEW.
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Dainty Shirley 3dson c jenvn plajcr
or prominence am! winoonv beaut) ami
Knicst Traexj a comedian celebrated in
musical comedy will ma'.e their firt
appearance a co-stars in l'aramou'it
pictures in a patriotic John Kmniir-oti-.Anita
Loos production urittin opcai
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i I) IUI till 111 IJ IU1I1 JIUl'lUll aim .ll'lhi.
i Looser which will be presented at the
.rvsiRi .wonuav ami luesuay. me wn
l depicts life in the soldier training camp
and its theme is intensely patriotic
In this photoplay Jliss Mason por-
trajs fie role of a patriotic sUncgra li-
er who decides to do her hit for ho
country by c posing and tracking down
Hun spies While flie W dcing this tliP
herself is hunted by a rascally spy
who has been drafted into the Umtd
States arm and she is rescind from his
clutches .just in time to ac her by
her real sweetheart the part plajcd
by 31r. Truer a small but intensely
patriotic soldier full of pip rnd ging
er. After a series di highH interesting
adventures the couple oil the spies and
find happiness in their mutual love.
It is sanl that tlii cnmeilv of th
training camps is the firs which pic-
tures the life of the -oldiir Jit the na-
tional cantonmcita and it has mud)
educational value The photoplay
directed by Mr. Emmeron and no ex-
pense was spared to make it one of the
best of it? kind cer produced.
Th" tolon"al irancEincnt nsTuec I
for Colonial patrons th v.k- t?;ri
lMiitional offfirt'i in th rhotonlar line:
and ceryore of them e-nrdallv timele ! iraig"o statement nports. .-ro.inl rortli '
Indon 0t. H. The llriti nre Sit-
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tacking on both hides ot Pouai Marshal i
GERALD INE FABEAB SUPERB IN FIRST GOLDWKN
PICTURE.
ramota Artist's Remarkable Dramatic Talents Given Wide
Scope in "The Turn of the Wheel" at Opera House
Today and Tomorrow.
FRENCH
CONTINUE
ADVANCE
Paris Oct 14. The French troops
lest nijii (cot'iiued to kti-p in contact
with the retiring Germans the war of-
fice announced today.
The .French repulsed the enemy troops
showing resistance on the north bank
of the Aisne south of Chateau lonien.
A Jhtm irOlure t.ith ft rt I.jteil
taki-. another drive at the Hun.
Opening dtliUrately "No plan's Land
dei-!ops into a glorious melodrama
with a patr'otir fiiiish and a iomj.an..
of Vnit"d Stat- tailors reurditig in a
band of th kai-es's frii ml- Ijuis .lo
eph Vnn"e is the iiutiior of this fie
part "Ietri pi.Mlnclfun. I'i-ccted by
J5. l)ai ami -tarring Bert J.yte'l I
is original in j 'ot and fheii'ent a-. ma"v
of the Vance itorics. nnd the. nMti rial
chostn ii .I'ong the !in that intirt.i'r.
most moving picture patrons and th"
storj-'s AmericaniMii is alSajr sonnd
AIpo a Il'g V two part eomedj goes1
to make up a womlirful program.
SERBIANS
TAKE NISH
an.! K.ulh of the nty 'it. o-m tikml
The Orman fo-ces'iaie nhandonid
1-non and the whole o.f St. Gnliian re-
jnon. (
The Frcnih afttr occupying Laon
pressed on until the line now runs from
ILc Oie rinr above Li Kre to th?
c?-lern end of Chl'm n d s baines.
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Bert LyteO and
Anna Q. Nelson in
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MILLIONS
SWEPT AWAY '
BY FLAMES
Story by Louis Joseph Vance. Lovers of excitement in pho-
toplays wil Ifind here their fill. The added attraction Spe-
cial BIG V COMEDY in three parts
TO'
'HOOFS AND RIOTS
i Oct. 14 After the capture ai a buy end inxiierousLhuii
Saturday tint Serbians took farming country today is" nio
seriously burned. Thousands are de--titude
nnd homeless and property loss
is -cl dn.n at many millions.
At leat .t dozen towns and cities hae
Ixindon
of is'i satunlay
jio'ession ot the enemj positions north
of that town m an official i-tati'ment
'rom the Serbian war office.
Frcmh caalary wcupied TeJaka.
Ikch de-tiojul In. thet flames.
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12 I 2 ACRE FAEiu FOR SaE.
fioml level irived land 3 room house
barn garage etorm house chicken house
2 dp wills orchard 1U ncris in Cotton.
12' miles north of Orecnville elo. to
good torn- Can he handled for S4WUH
cash. See A R. HOLMES. Phone Nil.
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n'titli Jlinii (Vt. 14. A large section
of Xorthw extern Minnesota three das
ines nnd
mouldering
in niiiiK. with hundreds of bodies of men
rdnirn and children many burned bc-
vuid lei-ognition strewn oier the coun-
tn-tidc as a reult of the 3iw.-t ous
fi.re-t fins which swept throii-h that
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sretion Sunday. pi
The latest estimate of th.: deaths' ""
places the. number close to 1000 nltho
there arc no official figures tiiailnble
tfjay. Home Oct. 14. Kaaya a town in
Hundreds of person" more or Us tile Albinia. twehe miles southeast of Dur-
ra7o I as 1 en captured by the Italian
auorning tu tl.e official statement of
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SUl!tfcOX!s tcite tliat in cases
ITALIANS
TAKE TOWN .
IN ALBANIA!
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Cuts. i;uni. Lin .' and Wounds the
IRiT TKJ.AfiIfcXr is moat tmpoTt-
'ai.t. Wim.an LKnCIENJ. antiseptic
i applud jrcinptty thire is ucdanger
. 'n:n.t'iii ami the uuiinil begins' to
heal .ii nut- Fur it"- mi man or beast.
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ufl" 1' wintry ul indigts-
. . u in yt rititf from
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u-r d.i i lie ..rK T 'It nice $12
pr bottK For' A fijlon pwl
agents.
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.Order yonr coal now whila
vre have iL Prompt delivery.
'New Ice Co. phone 935.
KLENZO
Use Kleczo Tooth Paste that cool
clean feeling tooth paste 25c
FORD & PEXTNGTON
FOR RENT Two unfurnished southeast
rooms to couple without children. Ap-
ply 2113 Xorth King. 14 Otd
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Sarf Tl.ftnnrw.Tih ffG 11 rtflTKlP nnlv 1 - "
'liStfT'TVc arc'sclling them as fast as
they arrive. Lindley Johnson's -Book
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Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic
restorca vitality and energy by pirifyini and en-
riching the blood. Yea can Boon feel its Strength
enln.lniortins Effect. Trice COc.
SONORA
The leader of the world. Call around
and let us demonstrate Us qualities.
Good appetite Tiger and chexaful
spirits follow the use of Pricldy Asa
Bitters. It panties the stouten liver '
and bowels and makes lite worth liv- (
irg. Price (1.25 per bottle. Ford i
Pennington Special Agents.
U. S. Prisoners Study To Fit Themselves For
- Better Jobs After Allies Have Won the War
Books
TechaicMl
Nature Particularly
Those Dealing with.
Engineering Survey
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Electricity In Great
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GREENVILLT'S MOVIE DE LUXE
BEST VENTILATED MO VIE -IN THE CITY
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TODAY and TOMORROW
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Geraldine Farrar
'The Turn of the Wheel'
THE ROMANCE OF A WOMAN WHO STAKED HER ALL ON LOVE
Two Shows in the Af ternoon-lst Show starts 2; 2nd starts 3:30.
Three Shows at Night-lst Show starts 630; 2nd starts 8; 3d 9:30.
Popular Prices-Matinee 10c 15c 20c Nights 15c 20c and 25c
Upstairs 5c Downstairs 10c for Children at AD Times
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warded through Switzerland W
American prisoners In QenCKf
camps. No assurance had been giwa ri
by the Imperial ooTarnment a: .
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mis consignment wouiu uo uttv. .j
to go through but Mr. Harte lw4
linnen that hn wmtM be ftbla U tr
range It Included tn the eoni'gff j
ment were ziy2 dozen oaisuans w
rinTon hntq 10 dozen tnnls balls m
dozen tennis rsciceta terara! dozen' !
footballs etc. Imagine the whoops
of joy that -will srett Its arrival at
its destination.
German prUonari In Franca also
. Mn-4 9m l Iia V U f A I
through an agreesaat with th Teu-Tj
tons that ivhateTtr U doa forH
Allied prlsonw In their cCMtrj;J''j
XUUttb U1BU UtT MMlim iM W UWVMV
caDtlrea held br tbo A)11ml Bm)Oi-
no 4Via MMvnmUAA waiiIiI Ills a rt maVft TOrTIA. SWlcZPlH.nn. 1T1 CDflTZft T7f lnl mntfann awfl Miiantia attV.l
An American Wi? RMoner Viion
Btlll some'concesslons hare been A. a Harte. Other officers afo lo- jetjca
WHEN an American soldier Is " uu some concessions uare ueeu rBHn Vienna Paris Pei f7.iIS th
stt.-s rss srAfesK ssiaasria sags
equipment tta. an mlM
Frllfrr TBa
eent to one ot the camps In the in. lne ar- Americans naye nvi v
Urioi o Germanj he doesn't lose all "Uy popular in Germany. Then
contact with hia own people. It is b K Tf J ah ST
ue that he doesn't have an Amerl. SffiOS:
can dally paper delivered with his 19i7. hllt h.n TTn. sam i?nt tired
coffee and eegs each mornlnR nor of foollnir and'trtnt'lo'flehtine. the ii iintn. in poaf monH vi. j.... - i
receive a letter avery afternoon with workers were handed their hats. Musical instruments indoor and The work has been extended to ttM
the latest gossip from home. He Is Most of them came out with Am- outdoor paraphernalia for games Polish prisoners held in France. 7bl
fairly well kept out of touch with bassador James W. Gerard but the theatrical material and In some one camp the Poles publish a T-
Vita nn i.wa I.. .i.i......iw l... Germans had confidence enough in ivmnq fnntf And rlnthlnc nm epnf in -Rraiiifta nn -n.aii iimj K&'
Ma w ouia tUi. UVhOOlVUMl uu - -- w X ".-. w - . . i-u..u. uu nwi-yniiicu flCt
learns that he has not b?i for- J-U"lau -nuiunan one 01 iuo scores 01 prisoners are pulling in paper. Tnis little sbeet.
musical laJtrRZM&ta as
Sofia. ..Innafrfrnt m.itprfnl i.Y nftrflwiiii
The work of the War Prisoners' great Almost every Gr'rub kftlj
Aid Department consists mainly in some sort of musical taleat u(
furnishing the interned men with many of them are amateTsr thp-
means ot amusing themselves and ana of ability also. Up to date tb
pursuing studies in various subjects. Y. M. C A. hasn't been able to kM
Books particularly tntwe ox a tccn- up with the demands made npaa it
leaders in the work among the prls-
W.j-jiM
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.KiAn m.. v if n . j- -m iwuwa u uio wun ttuiuiiB mo ukiw most ol taeir lime suiavinK eieo amusiner lu emenrfc anrl rnrTi-. 1m
'" "o i. ja. j. a. is one oi .. j . i. . .!.. ... .. ... -" .. - -r . . --"--.
the atrencles that keens the Hn of V li """""' iu mcuy cueaiiairy eugineering sur- aoing excellent missionary WOW Mi
ine agencies mat keeps the line or .everal months. veying eta so that when the war prlnUng the truth about th ncP
communication open. when It became necessary for tho is over or they are exchanged they cal aspects of th war and thue S'
In a quiet war the international Americans to leave the Y. M. a A. will bo qualified to hold better posl- abusing the prlicsers of some a? Si
Committee through Its European activities were placed in the hands tlons than they ever have held be- false Ideas engendered br ixitfrtt
agencies Is doing a great deal to ' neutrals mainly Swiss and Scan- fore. It seems strange that a term propagandists supported by Gersm
iAit..MA .. ..ii.f - -tri. danavian. These men are doinir ex- of a nrisoner of trap mlr-Ytt h thn cniH
t. c r in. cellent work continuing the various mean" of starting a man on the road The Tntmmint rYninmiM. n'l
ork of conr.: .; aM;r 3 H ??'?"? ?.-the Yankees to success but this Is what is likely
1 Tt v .i. ---- ine iunas are sim D2ins lurnisneo to fcrrrn m some cases.
icsiiauuuo u ine uerxueta uueru- Dy llle intsrd. '' ItiCC
tBcnt vse Ix so. tn.fi" tu eilire uLha uiu.':. a ix-.;
The International CommlttM ?
the Y. M. G A. Is working wltk titt
Drisoners of wnr tn nil narta n lm'
iticc Kccently n c:r load of basecalls Central Powers as will am la Cay I
ts In and othsr 8thV0 goods wta for-. max? S-tciu. ' t
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