The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-19


the lsopards, cave. and declares insfa-
|ror OF the new life. There Is also
shown the latest Pathe Weskly,
showing all the latest events of the
world, including the late war news.
Also Kalem pomady ehtit tied The
|Bingville Fire DepA rtment y seen.
Many Hook to- see Bible pictures
and by their close attention prove
their great appree u lion Eof this new
method of re1ig ious Instruction:
Part 3 is coming Sunday at s. b. M:
for run Of two days. followed by
Part next Tuesday at 8 p. ma The
drama Is being attended by people
from every discrimination and all
seem to be learning many new. points;
concerning which they had so often,
studied and have, desired to have
more thoroughly Understood.
"A special effort u made through
ont the entire exhibition to over
throw the tidal wave OF unbelief and
skepticism which Is sweeping Chris
tendon. Many are being reclaimed
from doubt and unbe1ief and others
are having their faith Increased and
are learning to live the study OF
Cod Word better than ever before.
The drama shows that jnst as lsnowl-
edge has Increased along various
lines Of invention and great discov-
cries OF our day which have led from
the method Of blowing with q
crooked stick toi the modern steam
|plowss turning one hundred burrows
lat q stime, soNgfaat light Is ( being
thrown upon the Bible making MANY
Iof Its mysterious and hitherto dark
sayings clear.
Part Will give 3 detailed descrip-
ton OF the life Of Christ His boy
| HOOD dayS. I5is ministry. Including
parallels and the sending out Of
Apostles. His betrayal In the Garden
lof Gethsemane. His crucihxion ane
the vartens appearances from the
time of His resurrection until His
ascension. Finally, the Pentecosta
lblassihg ID depicted ana the APOSTLES
lare seen receiving the gift OF tongues
This third part Will be shown tw,ce
daily for two days.
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THE Lights Of London a fiye
part melodrama. Is the feature offer
ling today at the orpheum theater. A
lsplendidcastof shrdluuay ad araoofl
lsplehdid cast of artists Is seen in THU
lplay, produced under the personal di:
ERECTION Of the author, George r
Sims. The latest Mutual Weekly
llNo. SO, is also showing today. III
which the Gear Of Russia and ths
royal family VISIT Roumania. Kint
George celebrates his foTfy-nintl
birthday by reviewing his troops ii
London, and which shows man.
jother interesting events. Tomorrow
Miss Norma Phillips. our Mutual Girl
Twill be seen In the twenty ninth stor,
Itof the popular Mutual series and alss
la, two-part American drama callet
1f'.At the End Of d Perfect Day, :, fea
turing Ed. Coxen and Winifret
lGreenwood.
!, Richard G. Travers, Gerda Holmes
land Helen Dunbar are the screer
ARTISTS at the Bijou theateT today. A
iltwo-paft Essanay, Letter from
Home" in their offering. A fine Sc
lilig drama and the last releaset
4 Hearst-S elig news pictorial are In
.lcluded in the bill.
;. Thursday win be "Fete Day. a
1.-THE Bijou. Francis K Bushman, tn,
| winner OF the Ladies', World herr
contest in which seven million people
i voted. will star in the grand four
part production Of zone Wonderful
I Might. !" It is dramatically and pho
Geographically perfect. The setting
scenes and costumes are superb
This is one of the greatest efforti
ever made by any photplay compan,