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Nr. al "Foiteit", men bare ben ON.
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til England, taller imoO Den. 5or
oct er life i%anOipnligt, at ocn tpife
@eneralitob poa 5orboono giper Be-
ifeo ON, bporOon oen agter at angri.
be @nqIano.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-30

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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
HIGH HONOR
King George Confers Member
ship In the Order Of Merit
upon Sir John French.

Correspondence OF Associated Press).
LONDON. Dec. 26.-Membership in
the Order OF Merit, which King
George conferred, on Sir John French
during his recent trip to France, is
tho highest distinction Of It's kind
which, the king can give. Member
ship in the order is limited to twenty
four, but has In fact never exceeded
fifteen. The order was founded IN
1902 for the reward Of men who shaye
rendered exceptionally meritorious
service towards the advancement Of
art, literature, and science,
Lord Roberts was one OF the first
to receive the order, which was con-
ferred on him In August 1909. Since
then only eleven names have been
added to the membership. The list
is now as follows: viscount Kitchen
sr, Lord Rayleigh, yiscount Morley,
Admira, Sir q. Seymour, Admiral
Lord Fisher. Earl OF Gromer, viscount
Bryce, Pro-. Henry Jackson, Sir VIII
liam Crookes. Thomas Hardy, Sir
George Trevelyan, Sir Edward EIgar,
Admiral SIR Arthur Wilson, Sir JOS
eph Thomson, Field Marshal Sir John
French.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27

day Is The BeautlfEI Unknown.' n
three parts featuring the fShUus Rus.
sian dancer. Yona IandpNSisa. II Is
a romance Of royalty and the dance
and Is said to be an exquisite idyiI
of lore and beauty T.
= y
The danger that. lies in the use Of
so-calIed headache powders, is em-
phasized in powerful two-act drama
just produced by Kalem. This pro,
'duction. THE Derelict.' = is scheduled
for release the coming wednesday.
~
J, Constancy at last rewarded IS the
theme Of a beautiful two-reel Selig
drama released for tomorrow and
called sThe Flower Of Faith. . Edith
johnson and Lamar HoHnstone take
the leads
The Courtship Of the Cooks is "a
Jolly farce comedy by Jay Barrett
Botstord which the Edison company
releases the coming Wednesday. Jes-
sic Stevens, William Madsworth and
Arthur Housman have the principal
parts.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27

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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
sF|[l|DS
Indian Troops Fight Like, Says
a German Officer lin a
Letter: Home.

8fcorresponlience of Associated Pressl.
+ AMSTERDAM, Dec. i26-Thh Frank
furtor 1ettung publishes the follow
ing letter from German officer.
commenting on the proves OF Brit
aims Indian troops:
To-day for the first. time we had 20
eight against the Indians and ti,e dew
il knows those brown rascals are not
to be underrated5 At first we smoke
with contempt 81 the Indians To-
day we learned to look at them IN a
different light. For three days we
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
PALACE FRONTS E,S
SOME HING GOOD
In Stock Engagement of Strong
Company That Opens on
Thursday NIGHT.

With a. play of the better kind and
one that Miss Mary Mannering starr
ed in last season, The, House Of
Lies" the new Palace Players will
open an engagement Thursday, De-
cember 81, at the Palace theater. The
play Is said to be an absorbing, up-to-
date drama seniiyened with good,
clean comedy and conveying a strong
lesson.
Managers Simeral have been ex-
lceptionally fortunate in obtaining a
fine company. Of experienced and tall
ented players and 1t was only by
reason Of the fact that this has been
an unusually bad season for the first
class, one-night stand companies that
they were able to engage them.
Miss Melba Glanton, who is only
10 years old, is to'be the leading
lady of the organization. She has
just closed a very successful season
with the big Liebler production of
1.-The Governors Boss" and she has
played such parts as Shirley Ross
more in 1.-THE Lion and the Mouse, :"
and Glad" in 1.-THE Dawn of Tomor-
row. and she succeeded Miss Rose
stahl in her former success Of Mag
gle Pepper"
The new leading man. Frank Mayo,
closed last week as director and lead
ing man of Polls Sprin gfie1d, Mass,
stock company. The Poll players
have a national reputation as first
class stock organization.
Miss Lucy Neil and James Dunseith
are to be in the company. Local
will remem Der them for
their. excellent work with the Charles
tChamplain stock company last season
at the Robinson Grand. Earl Mayo,
a former leading man at the Palace,
but no relation 70 the new leadins
man. Frank Mayo, will also have a
prominent part in the company, He
was with the Barrett Players. Fred
Beaudoin, who was alor !. member of
the Barretts. will be seen In the new
organization.
Clarkeburgers know what kind of
work these old fayorites can do and
their engagement is assurance Of u
strong and we'll balanced company.
There will be a country store every
Monday and Friday, night during the
engagement. with will be indefinite.
Until the Palace Players open their
engagement, which will be indefinite.
offer good programs daily of moving
pictures.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27

Special scenery Is carried for both
acts, handsome costumes VIII be worn
by the principals and the chorus dur
ing the action OF the play and the
singing Of elshfeen catchy song num-
beers.
There Is not . dun moment In The
Movie Girl Sas an excellent cast and
Il lively chorus his been Obtained.
THE Movie Girfss IS not composed Of
ritf-rah or the hodge podge commonly
seen In cheap IS productions hut rs q
well constr1icted musical show With
material OF merit that sends an ap-
diefice away laughing and happy. And
that Is Just what theatergoers want.
They 90 % theater TO laugh and for
set: their dun cares and this fact has
been realized ny the manaSement,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
dlrector,g usual dlscrlminating. and.

ulTeCpOTfS usual ulsCTbLulualluSl anu
artistic manner.
The company, headed by Arrin
AJohnson, which B. A. Rolfe will send
south for the exterior scenes in Sat
an Sanderson, will travel by cara
van fro Elizabeth. City, North Caro-
lima, to the Luray Caves, Virginia, In
order to. secure more rugged noun
tain scenery than is procurable any
where else in the south.
v Y
Thrilling barber shop complications
are shown in the LrKo comedy OF the
Universal Program just released un-
der the title of THE Manicure Girl
The barber and patron both fall in
love. with the manicure girl and a
tragedy is narrowly ayerted.
" "
"A Victor release Of next week is
called Terrence 0Rourke, Gentleman
Adventurer," and features j. War
rem. Kerrigan, 1t tells of a cashier
ed German army officer who knows a
secret In the life of the pretty Amer
lean wife of another German. The
film reveals that secret.
" "
+ Love and Spirits" a new Joker
comedy, reveals the startling exper-
fences Of a gullible parent in the field
OF physical research. Spirit makes
love to Betty and materializes at a
seance. .s..z.
1.-THE. Submarine Spy" is an Imp
prize war feature film in two reels
released tomorrow.
Sydney Ayres makes his first APP
pearance in a Universal film that viii
be released January Z. 1t is, called
'-on Desert Sands" and it tells how.
"a girls fate is decided by a cara
game
fhe Imp prize morality drama, "She
Was His Mother" is in three reels
and will be released January s. vio-
let Mersereau takes the leading fe-
male role. This is a daring play about
double standard but is great plea
for the Single standard
an, v "
Another film story of the UNDER
world is Her Escape featuring
Pauline Bush and Just released in the
Rex7Universal program.
The Victor release for New Years
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
PRIZE WINNING FILM
AT VlTAGRA PH THEATER

The yitagraph tlieater's program
for New Years week, will Include
the most powerful screen story ever
presented at this Broadway photo
play house, "The Sins Of the Moth
ers,,r-a. five-part drama Of. life. pro-
duced by Ralph w Ince from Elaine
Sterne's first prize winner IN the Sun
scenario contest. the script for which
she received 81 900.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
SHELDON
Continued from page 4. second va
toni.


years ago: a law suit In which Nj.
Lewis was involved came 70 trial "a
the morning Of his wedding day. Mn
Lewis was called upon for .testi11ou5
and being put under oath testified
that he was unmarried Rcccss was
announced by the judge and and
Miss Pearson and Mr.. Lewis took ads
vantage Of # to go to the Little
Church around the corner and gel
married. y Z;
Surprises the Court
The happy bridegroom then went.
back to the courtroom to finish his
testimony. In connection with this
the fact was divulged that he was i
married man AT once the attorney
for the other side sprang to his feet
and called the Judges attention 10
the fact that in the morning the Wit
ness testified under oath to. being 4
single man and now less than two
hours later had periured himself hy
stating the opposite. Mr.. Lewis then
said ! Your honor, i was cbfreet u
both instances. ] was married only
a half an hour agoi.r It took some
time for the court to restore order
Mr:sLewis always insists upon pay
ing a character according to his own
Interpretation OF studious tempefa
ment he anaiyzes each motive and
trait of the part ana endeayors ~
every infection of the voice aud eY-
cry action TO disclose the mind and
characters beneath That he adds tiii-
usual talent to the fine cast Of Tine
Of ElaineH goes without say
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
Al G. F|ELD

Continued from page :. third sectiohl
lily for presenting The international
offering entitled s'Th6 Dances OF TING
Nations during which IA character,
isttc dance for almost every country
on the globe is given This Includes
the dances Of the hour such as the
tango, and hesitation waltz as we'll az
new variations among which are The
Polar Bear Glide, Pyramid pitch. and
others.
Neither are the historical dances
overlooked. The number is ,panorarns
ic In scope as far as dancing Isl con-
cerned. The dancing contingent
which renders IL is conceded 10 be
the best All G. Field, an acknowledged
expert on the subject has ever as
sembled. q.
In conducting his minstrel organ
ization, Mr.. Field kept constantly in
mind that what the public wanted,
Just as in the days of old, was this
same element OF personality, indirid=
uality or magnetism, except that to-
day it demands a. host Of them on one
program, whereas formerly one ar
two epch men were adequate When
the tendency to btgness dew lcped in
the atnusenke INT sspsi d. Just as. In come
Jnercia1 circles, the Al g. Geld Min
strels were expand ed TO this meas
ure, but atathe same time the quality
of personality was never allowed TO
be smothethd. The new step was that
this merit was exacted Of every one
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
CONDITION UNCHANGED ), .

The condition of Mrs. VIII Free
land. who attempted to commit sui
eide Friday evening by taking poison.
in her room in a Glen Elk hotel, was
still critical last night, and physic-
ians said her recovery was doubtful.
Prompt medical attention probably
prevented accomplishment Of her pur-
pose within q few minutes.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
DIRECTOR
Continued from page a second Sec
tion9.:

icised as the best ever produced by a
movie director..
Mr.. Calvert, as director, has the
right to claim his superiority as such.
because he has under his direction
such stars as Frances X. Aushmans
worlds most popular photoplayer,
Beverly Baync. the pretHest we'll
known movie actress in America, and
Ruth Stonehotse. wen known as the
Little Mother OF the Movies" and
other all star. casts who, und6r this
great masters direction, have made
the Aim with the Indian head one. Of
the most well known in the world. I
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
Scr ZEN Fl a SHE 5

William II. .Tooker, now under long
term contract with the Life Photo
Film Corporation for appearance ex-
ctusively in their productions, de-
voted most of his time on the legiti-
mate stage 10 important roles in the
creations OF David Belasco and Klaw
and Erlanger. His first picture work
was as Lawrence Westbrook in "The
Bankers Daughter and the title role
in THE Greyhound" both produc-
lions from the Life Photo studios.
" "
George Kleine's "Du Barry" release
OF which is soon to be announced, not
only features Mrs. Leslie Carter, but
others of the original cast whose
names will be remembered In connec-
ton with the long and successful his
tory Of the stage play. The difficult
role Of De Cosse Brissac Is played by
Hamilton Reyelle who was identified
with that part for many years. Comte
Jean Du Barry is the work Of Camp
bell Gollan, while Louis XIV, King
OF France, is handled by Richard
Thornton, both Of the original cast.
X "
The Famous Players Film Company
has engaged Fred Perry, leading man
in the current success, ION Trial,"
and who created the role Of Redwood,
the detective, in the original prpduc-
ton OF Jim, the Penman,' to por-
tray that part in the film adoption of
this subject, which will shortly DO
presented with John Mason in the
stellar role. afs z;
= So E. =. i
To readers familiar with Kaffir
troubles in South Africa in the early
nineteenth century. the Roer rebel
lion of 1915, the discovery OF diamonds
in 1867, and the Boer war Of few
years ago. "On the Tip Of the Dark
Continent" an interesting photoplay
Just released by the Edison company,
!. Will recall memories Of what they
have read automatically, and have
pictured in their minds eye only.
Cape Town is seen paroramically,
and a splendid view of Table Noun
tain is given. How thriving the town
is. is proved by vista OF Adderiy
street, the main thoroughfare
The American Company, under di-
rection Of Henry Otto, is at work on
a two-reel melodrama, PROSTITUTION, >
with quite a cast and pretentious set
tings, which Is being handled In the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
MANAGING DIRECTOR
is ALSO A LAWYER

Joseph p Brockerton, Jr.,. the man
aging director OF the New Era Pro-
ducing Company. Inc, the owners OF
the musical comedy, Adele is also
q well known lawyer, handling the
law business OF many prominent cor
poratioEs in New York. He is also
the author of a former melodrama
success called THE House on the
Blur ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27

,7F7EAh7H5I uRE
starred II The pesufa Uni
hrst on the scen
can nndsaad Why she the
Miss Beautiful unka6wn
The laid the Iayfhc
kingdom
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27

Ann swinburne is to star, in a
musical play under the management
of Joseph Weber. The composer
may be Victor Herbert. q
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27

David Belasco has secured the
rights Of a new play by the authors
of Grumpy, which new play was
lately produced by q stock company
in Mount Vernon, N. Y.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27

As = substitute for red in danger
signals. which Is me color less cas-
iIy distinguished BY the color blinds
experts have Gds6c1t led Fflua circles
with Wide yellow rims
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
A01NpED. 2-REEL REX FEATIyRF,

glimpse heaven, back into
hell
featuring
1t
helped make Jim Nolan a That was his then he
mt to again
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27

the III lire eQuip Of = Nireisks
station n ltal2. VA iick has worked
eupnt9stuilx eot long ditt6necs' IN
rludinE the an ennhe IS iilcio3ed -
IA i { nth edr:Il
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27
TeIeqr a,1laI ren1ith Aids
Mott on Picture Matters

Quests Of Queenie.
Resolutions of Rosalia.
Smirkipgs of Sllome.
Toilipgs of Tabitha.
Undertakings Of urania.
Ventures Of Virginia
Warnings Of Winifred.
Xenialities Of Xanthippe. {
.an't lose us). s.
yearnings Of Yvonne.
zealousness OF zenobia.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27

The American Company, under di-
rection Of Henry Otto, is at work on
a two-reel melodrama, Restitution, >
with quite a cast and pretentious set
tings. which is being handled in the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-12-27

Another film story of the UNDER
world is Her Escape featuring
Pauline Bush and just released in the
Rex7U Universal program.
The Victor release for New Yaar,s-
The Washington times., 1914-11-20
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| Sc Machine Needles,
| 2 for Sc
| Regular &c papers of
Sewing machine needles;
all makes and sizes.
| $500 and $3.50
Trousers, $1.OO
| 100 pairs of Mems
Good Quality Working
I r ou 8 e r s, of heavy
cheviot and worsted;
also blacks and blues.
Sizes 30 to 40 waist
measure.
CSC Ostrich Pluznes,
48c
s h a d e d Ostri C h
Plumes. Is inches long;
assorted colorings-
$1.48 Velvet Hats,
Csc
Black Velvet Hats,
stylish small shapes.
tMillinery Dept.)
Children's CSC
| Hats, 40c
hiIdre Velvet
Hats, plain colors, also
black and white checks
i and stripes: stylish
shapes. (Millinery Dept.)
| Women's 5 Soc Bath
| Slippers, 29c
| women's Turkish Bath
Slippers. sizes 3 to s.
| Csc Shoe Dress
| ing, 17c
Regular &c bottles of
Shoe Dressing. for black
or tan shoes.
| $1.OO Satin Duch-
| esse, 79c
36-inch Black Satin
Duchesse, all silk: soft
finish grade, guaranteed
to wear.
| $1.OO Longcloth,
| SEC
96-inch Longcloth. soft
finish grade: full ten
yards in each piece.
19c Ribbons, 1OAc
Five-inch Moire and
Taffeta Ribbons. good
| quality: in red. pink.
light blue, white. old
rose, new blue. black.
and brown.
Infants Csc Hose,
Sc
Infants ALL Wo o |
Cashmere Hose. seam-
less foot. double heel
and toe: fast black. All
sizes from 4 to s -
| $1.OO and $1.5O
Silk Hose, 59c
Women's Pure Silk
Hose. full fashioned
foot. high spliced heel
and toe: Isle or silk
garter tops: in fast
black. white. and COL
orS.
Women's 81
| Underwear, 49c
W o m e MS "Merode"
Part Wool Underwear.
shirts with high neck
and long sleeves; ankle
pants to match; sizes 5
and :.
Children's Csc
Underwear, 12hc
Children's Jnbleached
Cotton L nderwe ear.
shirts with high neck
and long sleeves, ankle
pants: odd sizes.
SEC Sheets, 39c
B'eachcd Sheets. aoU-
hl0 bed size: heavy linen
finish quality.
$1.25 Spreads, 85c
Crochet Bed Spreads.
double bed size: in Mar
80 lies designs