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Evening star., 1914-05-14
Several Changes Approved.

The following changes are approved
Appointments-Miss NJ e. Allen as
teacher of second grade, and assign to
Burrville School; Miss NJ. G. Nailor as
teacher of fourth grade. Polk School,
temporarily; b. W. Morse as teacher OF
mathematics and physical culture IN
Western High School: DIR. w. A. Eckels
as teacher of Latin in Central High
school, temporarily; Benjamin c.
Brady as laborer at Peabody School; ;
Mrs. NJ. L. Potter as teacher of domes-
tie science In the white schools, tenn
porarily: Mrs f. l.. Paul as teacher of
as teacher of second grade, and assign
to $40 6th street southwest; Miss f. e
Shedd as kindergarten assistant and
assign to Polk School. Miss Nj. f Allen
as teacher Of first grade, and assign to
Briggs School
Promotions-Mr c. V. Mace. from
third to fifth grade. Miss NJ. Nj. Stewart
v Greene, teacher second grade. 70
teacher Of third grade and transfer
from Burrville to Douglass School: !:
Miss H. r Jones. teacher of third
grade Stevens School. to teacher OF
fourth grade. and transfer to Mont
gomery School. Miss ID. l.. Ball. teacher
of first grade. to teacher of the third
grade and transfer from Briggs school
to Stevens School.
designations accepted-Miss L. f.
Pollen, teacher third grade. Douglass
school Robert SpriSgs as laborer at
the Peabody School: Miss Nellie Her.
bert teacher OF the fourth grade. Mont
pomery school: Miss NJ. w. Brown, kin
| dergarren assistant at the Polk School.
Evening star., 1914-05-14
SAYS BILL WOULD DO HARM.
Representative Morgan Opposes
CLAYTON Antitrust Measure.

Representative Morgan of Oklahoma
has filed minority report from the
Hous.. Judiciary committee on the Clay
ton ANTITRUST bill which is part of the
legislative program OF the House. Mr.,
Morgan declared that the bill would not
destroy single trust. abolish a single
monopoly or add materially TO present
competition. He said some provisions
OF the bill would do more harm than
good
Representative Nelson of Wisconsin.
republican. also has submitted a minor
ity report saying the Judiciary com
mittees compromise antitrust was an
assurance TO big business and a sop
10 public opinion" and that while it in
terriers with small business IL leaves
the trusts absolutely alone.
Evening star., 1914-05-14
Smallpox Breaks Out in Hospital

ERIE. Pa, May 1.-Two nurses, three
patients and visitor were taken from
ST. Vincent Hospital yesterday to the
Municipal Hospital whenit was discovered
that smallpox had appeared at the in
stitution. Forty persons were taken from
st. Eincent's to their homes for observa-
ton. Twenty cases have been reported in
various parts of the city.
Evening star., 1914-05-14

pointed a subcommittee to draw up res
outions expressing its Interpretation of
the convention of the recent safety
life-at-sea conference at London. Sen
ators Shively, O'Gorman and Burton will
frame the resolutions.
II was understood that the misunder-
standing of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty
and the consequent row over tolls eX-
Evening star., 1914-05-14
Afflicted Seek q Miracle.

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE lame, the halt
and the blind We're among the 5000 per
sons gathered about st. Rita's Roman
Catholic Church yesterday. attracted by
stories of the miraculous powers of st.
Rita's shrine. said by the Rev. Father
Joseph F. Greene, who brought it from
Rome, to contain portion OF the leg
bone of St Rita. Father Greene. when
asked for confirmation of these stories.
was careful to state that so the pa
tients told me-" He did not vouch per-
sonally for any cures
Evening star., 1914-05-14

emption led to todays action. The con-
vention probably Will be reported with
the resolutions attached but its ratitica-
ton by the Senate is far from certain.
Evening star., 1914-05-14
Only Four Schools Fireproof.

4 chart received from the municipal
architect Snowden Ashford, showed that
Washington has only four schools which
are regarded as being absolutely fire
proof namely the Mckinley and Arm
strong Manual Training, the Randle
Highlands and the j. R. West Schools,
Several are partly tireproof and others
as being wholly non-fireproof.
An amendment to rule -, which deals
with the appointment of teachers was
| proposed. This was brought about be
cause teacher recently went rlgh,
| back to her position after beng mar
| ried This was a possibility under tne
| rules of which the board was not aware
and steps were Immediately taken to
endeayor to close up the gap. Under
| the regulations of the board of education
| a teacher automatically resigns her po-
sition when she marries.
The teacher in question automatlcalis
resigned but as an examination Tor
| teachers was soon due. took the ex-
animation passed highest and was nee
essarily reappointed. If the proposed
amendment is adopted. no teacher VIII
be eligible to take an examination less
than one wear from the time of her
marriage.
Permission to hold a play May IS and
% was granted the Grover Cleveland
School the play being given for the
benefit of and in conjunction with
work being done there. The NJ street
High School was also granted permis-
sion to hold a play for the benefit of
its contingent fund. Several other re-
quests had to be refused because theE
did not come within the letter of the
law. which prohibits the use of school
buildings except for activities directly
connected with the schools.
4 scholarship from the MARYLAND Ag-
ricultural college was accepted. Supt,
Thurston was authorized to arrange
for a teachers institute to be held next
October.
Evening star., 1914-05-14

Charles G. Nickerson. sixty Years old.
a banker Of Easton. Md. died AT the
University Hospital in Baltimore Nester-
day following an Illness Of about week
Death was caused by stomach trouble
Evening star., 1914-05-14
PRECAUTIONS OVER TREATIES.
Senate Subcommittee to Interpret
Work Of Sea Safety Convention.

The Senate foreign relations committee
has decided to take no more chances of
misunderstanding about treaties to which
the United States is a party It has APP
Evening star., 1914-05-14
Spirit of Getting Together.

Il feel very deeply the honor that you
have conferred upon me. responded Mr..
Thurston. following his election. The
last four or five months have been busy
months for me. but they have been hap
py months as well. ! wish to thank you
for the splendid cooperation and sup
port this board has given me. | have
come to feel another thins-something l
have felt for some time. but not so deep
ly-the eNcellen&pirit in the school sys-
tenn: the spirit of getting together to
work for the good of the whole. | have
found jhe same response alike from sub
ordiLates and officials.
II do not cali our school system the
hes; in the country. but it can easily be-
come the best. | thank YOU for the con-
tidence you have shown in me and prom
Use YOU TO give the best service of which
am capable.
The matter of what should be done
for the restoration of Western High
School. recently destroyed by fire, was
referred to the committee on ways and
means with power to act. 1t was stated
that Sll3.al3 would be needed to restore
the BUILDING as it was formerly and that
if il was to be built as suggested. so as
to allow for classrooms and luGcnroom
ON the roof il would be necessary to pay
$50 30 more than this, and SJntn would
be needed for re-equipment, II was
stated.
Evening star., 1914-05-14

1t takes all kinds O folks t,
make world. includin til feller
who's alluS borrowin your lead
pencil t show YOU where you're
wrong.
1t seems like they pile all tn
crushed stone on til road t sue
cess.
Evening star., 1914-05-14

HOTPOINT WEEk \ SPLENDID SUCCESS NJ
SUEDp'S. selling that standard 81 FL ,,l"~to@"
~.,tri, fo~ 81 81 Mad. in ntrkr' with
.l,nnN handles. Join l. SIIEDb IIM lnth -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15
StaOt nnO Gonntb.

= Ssute lit Der iGbrlidbe @abeutas
fir bic Seimatb Der Sreunoloien. mslbe
iopobl Speiien wie 8lsioer pillfOmmsn
beiBsu piro.
= @r'S6eriif Sruut 0sdsr erbislt
am Donnerita9 Die betriibenoe Oiab'
rift. bus iein 21 Sabre alter 0tehe
SOhn Vumbertb mdbreno elmer Shlaht
in Yelsisn am %. Nusuit 9et6btet NOR
ben lit, inoem ibm cine Seinoesfu9sl
ins 9er3 orang.
- Ole Sradtitation Der 9adawannn
@ompanie in @lmburit puroe Samitas
burd stnsn Yrano jerit6rt, welder
mabrideinli6 au9elest worben mar.
Der 8srluit am @eb6uoe betrd9t s5.'
600, mGbrenb Der Serlult oes Snbaltes
erit ipGtsr srmittelt weroen fam.
I - Die 9s,eidnuns Der Offentli6sn
Sdulen ourd ginmmern niro pon Der
S6ulbsb6roe in naf,fter 3ufunft abse'
lhafft uno 6ieielben fDeroen bann nit
Jiamsn BON prOulinenten Burssrn uno
Batrioten be;eidnel uno unter oieieu
0tamsu befauut iein.
- Gin Wfistbsbaus Der Srau 9aths'
rine @lurt on gmitD Court, in msIdent
feds Samilisn wobuten, nuroe friih
Dienitus Diorsen gum Betras pom
etma 81 900 ourf einen Srano bei66'
bist. Die Slammen bei4doi9ten bic
gtnBenw1noe, oran9en aber niht In oas
Snnere.
- @bparo 8. S'Sara, elm iriibsrel
Subrmann Der Scranton Eransfei
@ompante, benz lesten Nu9uit anseblif
Elm Grm permanent uerleSt mur6e, als
Iein Pferb ourhbranute unb Ct 9eger
einen Safen selhleuoert muroe, ltreng'
te am Srsitae gegen Die @ompanie einl
Slase fur S., 200 @ntiddoi9uns on.
= Der 81 Sabre Samss Z. 8alb
min bon Wtabilon Gpenue, oils @leftri
fer BON Der 9adanauna @ompanie an
9eltellt, beriibrte am Sonntag Sormit
tag In benz Samptou Srafterjensunss
psrf einen slsttrii6 bsIabenen Drab
unO puree berart 5ussri6tet. baB el
tros mebritiinoiser SelsbunssuerIa6
am slsiasn 0iahmitias itarb.
- Srau Sartss 9ousbran, bic Of
Penn 9Iueuue Elm 3oitbaus betreibt
ma1te am Donner1tas Wtor9en bi
@utoeduns, bas cline ibrer Soitsdnser
innen, bic uerwittmete SO Sabre aft
Srau @milp s. @riffin, mittels 3eudt
gas Sslbitmoro be9anseu bate. 81
ersab iid, baB bic Beoauernswsrtbe iei
Wfouatsfrift eins Nnitelluug seiu9
bate, urn ibr 2eben friiten 3u f0nnen
uub Die That besins, na9oem ibrs Der
iuas fsblsei4lagsn.
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SHumpre.

= Yd ben @bsleutsn @illiam Z.
Beber uon @lap Gueuue bat lid cine
iunse GO9ter einssitellt.
6. M. 8epea. Der AZ Sabre
alte 9unbasent Der PsnuiDluania Sob'
len @ompanie, nuroe am Dienltag
9ia9mittas auf osm Seimwes auf ei'
mem StraBenbabuwa9en BON einem Sc
binihIa9 betroffeu, benz er am slsi9sn
abenb in isiner @Obuuns on Monroe
Guenue erla9. 4
-@elesentlib Der Paraoe am Sans
tag CAB es peridisosne Taidenoisbltab'
le unb adt perodhtise Serle wuroen
pon Der Poli3ei oinsfeit semadt. Gm
Sountag nurben feds BON 6ris6ens'
ridtsr @amleD nit oem Berpeis eut'
lalisn, iid5 idnell fort ji MAIDEN, mdb.
rsnb Rinaro Riharbs pon Oiew Yorf
uno Sarrb: @oben uon SDilfes'Sarre
fiir elm seridtli4ss @rihsinsn sebaltsn
ipuroen.
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Ner3te gebe1t
1teme NQrltnltQ

vgs giebt feline cinSelne Sranfbeit
i'm ganseu @erseidnis, bic 10 Diel
8eadtuns in ibrer Sebanblnng Der'
bient, ais Gesnlierung bcs Stnbl'
gangs" ~ nMeoical EreB."
9urh gerItopfrlu9 miro elm Seil
Der @rfremente ins 9lllt aufgeinugt
uno oieies @ift gebt IN ieoes @lieo
0es Sorpers, uno perllriad)t blaue
9finee Inn Die glu9en bleide @e-
ii6tsfarbe lin6 glppetitloiigfeit.
Or. Wtiles' 2aratipe Sa6lets
iino Die erite Silie IN 9ranfbeit.
@ie fiibren leidt iuO anaenebm ab
uno MAIDEN feline 2eibihmer5en. Sie
fino 10 iilB mie 3uder imO 9eben
benz feiniteu Sinne feinen slnItoB.
2eitte, oie piele Sabre on Ser
ftopfilna litten, fiuoen in ibnen Die
i6eaIe SiIfe. glnuie n. GaImer bon
Mifilington, 8a., idrie6 fiir5Ii6:
so Iitt finfunbstuensia Sabre on gerito,
pfiine. uito freue rnid iaaen 5u oitrien. ons Or.
WliIes' qarltiue Tablets mir mebr aebplien bas
BEN als iraeuo ettuns iori mas i'd nodh ie aes
braudht babe. Stb leoe nitht mehr iuo tdb tuiiroe
allen an Berfoptung eetoenoen anrntsn. Or.
Riles' qaIatipe Tablets su eebrauheH, ba i'd
aspiB bin. baB linen oaourb Geboien tuiro."
Or. Niiles' 2aratiue Sablets
,giimm cine Sublette sur slbeubitunb,
ilnb eripndl mursrnS friidl unb seinnb." !"
gerfanft Dor alleu glputbefern fir %
Gents per SdDadItel pul 25 Spien. Snt
Gall nidlt 5ufriCbenitellenb, iuiro Sbr
0elb 5uriideritattet.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Indiana.
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M,lfriif! !!


uub Sterbetaiisu. Clubs. @eiaug.Ser'
cine &C., beren Wtit9lisoer fiir bic Sa6e
Osutidtanos uno Selterreid.llnsarus
eintreten, Die orin9enoe Bite, ibr BEE
itss ju tbun, nm Die 9ewaltige Oiotb,
welde bereits ein9etreten uno nod sroi
Der neroen piro, liuoern 81 belfen.
Der seseuwdriise sroBe 3ampf pirb
oas Daisin uuo bic 3ufunft oes oeuts
i6en Reides entldeioen.
-Sm Bertrauen auf @ott uno ibr gus
ties Steht sosen Dsutidlanbs iowis
Selterreif ungurns Wfduner, briioer'
lid seeint, in ben 9ries. nm oeIieu Ser'
biitung Der 3aiier bis sur lesten Stuns
De aufridtiS unc cpferpilli9 bsmiibt
mar.
Dem alten SaterlauSe In oisisn errt'
Iten nno tribeu Stunoen Der Seim'
iuhun9 3u bepeilen. baB mir. bic 9ei'
matbsferneu, nibt 9eimatbsfremoe ge'
noroeu iiuo, III unier aller PHidt. oh
mir 9inber beS bsutlden 3feides liuo,
Ooer oh Der DOppelmouardie. Die S6uls
ter an Shulter ben YerIneflun9Ss
Rampf fiir ibrs @riitenj tampfen.
gStr miinen belfen unb mir tOhnen
belfen, lpenn mir nur wolleu, Seoer
mad ieiner Sdbt9feit. Seoer,
uno lei er Der @erin9ite uno aermlte,
tann init einissni suteu SBilsu jur
Steuerun9 Der )iotb bettra9en.
Ser unterjeidnete Siilfs'Nusi9uB
uon Scranton, 3d., fam bereits iiber
cine quite Summs uerfiiseu, inoeien i'm
VerbdltniB gu anoern Stdoten in Yenn'
lgIuuuten, Delde tleiner linb uls uniere
Staot, fino mir nod iebr melt Suriid,
uno warum iou unier Spiermutb ni9t
sbenio 9ewaltis iein als Der pon &eaos
ing uno auentownp pel9e uns In oieier
9init6t weit iibsrfliiSelt baben?
SDir bitten Saber alle 8smobnsr i'm
Sadawanna @OuntD, ibr Seltes 3u
tbun, ieOe willis sesebene Sabs, iei iie
nod 10 flein, iie bilft, belOnoers wsnn
lie germ ge9eben nirb.
Das @refutipsS sSomitee, nelfes iia
9lei6 bel Der eriten 3uiammenfunft
9ebiloet, bat cine Wtenge pon Samuel.
bidder pertbeilt unb linb Die Snbaber
oteier Sammelbiider, nel6e aud man,
bait 9enabt peroen fDnnen, iebr germ
bereit, iebe @abe fiir ben guten l3wsd
in Gmpfans iu nsbmen uno oariibsr 3u
quittiren.
slu9 Die Oerren YaItoren Der uer.
lfieoenen beuti6en @emeinoen, nsbmen
germ bic @absn ent9e9en uno baben be-
reits cine quite Summe in @mpfang 9e.
nommeu. pelde iie ipdter Dem Salfs'
6onb iibermeiien meroen, auh bic uns
terieidneten ausi9uBmit9lieosr iino
bereit gum @mpfan9. Serner fOunen
etmaise 9aben In sinem Briefumldla9
nebit Jiame oeS @eberS, in Der Office
oes 9erru Pster Stipp, 1927 u. SBaib'
in9tOn Gpenue einseliefert psroen.
Sdmmtlife einsesan9ene @elber iper'
ben BON Dem Sdasmeiiter, Serrn 5ranf
9ummler, Greaprer Der Safawunna
Danf, 400 Sadamanna aueuue, an bic
Deutide @eiunoti9aft in UaibiuSton
seianbt, pelfe Die bette nno ssrehte
Ssrtbsiluns iibernimmt, uno baour9
fommen bic @slOer bin. nobiu iie ge'
b0reu.
Drum taBt uns iein Elm einis Bolt uon
Briioern,
Sn feiner 9lotb unS trennen uno Sc
@efabr.
Scranton, ben ~. Sftober 1914.
Sreo. Z. Wormler, Srauf 9ummler,
Soriisenoer. Shasmeilter.
Otto 8raht, Sefretar.
@retutipe
Sranf Seder, Wtlhael SrImer,
9enrD Buri9el, Carl NOren3,
0enrg @eiB, Yeter Stipp.
sllfreo @utbetnS. @eOrse Wabl,
Sr,o. 9irdbOif.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15

Sas Sonnrnli1t III ber Sob fur
Wtifroben uuo 9ranfbeitsfeime, bod
peun oieIelben ii4 i'm Slute bsfnben,
fann es iie ntdt errei9en. Sorni,s
alpenfr6uter ihsibet bic 9ranibeitss :
feline aus bem Dilute aus. Dies Setls
mittel bat eius iutereGante @ei6t9ts.
@ine 3eitihrift uuo elm 8h9lein, poll.
itduOise Beitreibuus uno 9lusiunft
entbalteno, weroen frei an isbsn se,
ididt, Der feline aoreIie etnienbet. Man
i6reibe an Or. Peter SabrneD & Cons
&c., 1875 90. 9opne Gusnus, @bi'
caso, 81.
5orui's Glpenirauter 8lutbelebsr III
su baben bel 9snrD SSalter, 1011 @ebar
Guenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15

Su ibrer 9Bobnuns an Gard
StraBe iit 9eitern Sormitta9 nod FUR,
gem lnnoblisin Srau Sobu s. Dorn'
beim i'm gllter BON 55 Sabren geitor'
ben. sic wiro uou bem @attsn uno
pier Sinoern iiberlsbt uuo Die Beiisbung
srtolst mor9en gtahmittag i'm Dun'
more Sriebbof.
- Der 81 Sabre alte @aiiiuS 6.
Some1 BON Rio9e Rom murbe geltern
Abeuo bel Der Dupont station Der
9aurel 9inie, alS er iiber bic brittle, elefr
tril6 belabene S6iene itolperts, Susrlt
uOn Der StrDmuus setOotet uno wdb'
rsno er auf ben @eleiieu lag. nod uou
siusm anfabrenoen 3uss iibsrfubrsn.
- Inter ben @sidporsueu, wslde
ON Sreita9 fur bic Common Pleas sc.
ri9tslisuns i'm ytouember sejossn pur'
ben, befiuben li6 aud fol9snSe Deut.
idsI: 5rauf Wt6lsr, s. @las, Sobu
8. Shaffer, Sobn 8. @enter, @eorst
@briit, SafOb Dtans, u. 98. 8sinr
ldenf, Z. Drielsn, @briitian Storr uni
William Oedelnid.
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Cra6s@ rbsttsu iss4 %. n ss
- . esabIalF' DsaA..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15
OHenoe beorobt.

0onOon u. on. Der nDallb Gele'
arapbA meloet, oaB In Sitsubs srOBs
aufrsguns iiber oas 9erannaben Der
oeutI&en Truppen bsrri6e. gu Eau.
Ieuoen lsita Die Bemohuer bereits mad
@nslauS gsfloben, uub Der 3nitrom bon
Slldtlinssn naf SonOon balte unun'
tsrbroGen an. Sn SftenOe madt mau
iid1 bereits nit oem @ebanfen betraut,
Sas Sitsnbe uibt 3u balten 1T. DiI
sanss llmssbuns 1T abiOlut flad, unS
Bic Berbiinbetsn iiuo ju i6wah, nm
ben Deutidsn alf Offsnsm 5sloe eiut
SAla&t liefern ju f6nnen. H3sppeliueA
itattttsn Der StaOt bersits am 6reitae
sinen Ssiu9 ab. SOmben puroer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15

nidt sswOrfeu. unb mon uermutbst,
oaB es iid leoi9lid nm cine Heto9uOs'
Iirung bauoelte. @eneral D. &uttmis,
Der beutihe Wtilitdr @ouuerneur pom
8rtiliel, loll ertlart baben, oaB Die
Deuti9en feinen 6usbreit belsilden
@ebietes unbeiest luien wsroeu.
Stntide eufti6iifer MAIDEN ibren Barrier
.&.~ 81. .E..A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15

Suus, iibsr 9onoou, 10. Sft. lint
iperpsn bat lid seiteru Sadmittas nm
baIb 2 llbr ben Deuti4en er9sben. Ole
SriegsHa9se murbe bereits nm 8 ubr
morsens pom Eburm Der 9atbeorale
sebolt uno burd cine wsise Slasse cts
iest. Ole offi3isle llsbsrsube srfol9te
finf Stunosn ipdter.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07

FRITZ Brunette. the beautiful and
talented photoplayer who has been in
the spotlight 50 prominently recently,
richly deserves the praise showered on
her by press and public. She is conyinc-
ing and satisfying in any role she under
takes and her grace and charm Of man
ner make her a favorite Of favorites.
For score of years Harry Carter,
who plays the heavy leads in the Uni
versal Rex Company, in which Robert
Leonard is featured. played in light
comedy roles. He is one of the many
actors of recognized ability who has come
into motion pictures during the past six
months. During the short time he has
been in pictures he has become recog-
ni2ed as one of the most promising
'heavies" in the field, and yet upon the
legitimate stage he had never played
the part of a villain. Mr. Carter has
been with the Universal company for
three months and during that time he
has played the ''heavy" parts in "The
Kidnapped Pugilist." "rhe House Across
the Street" "The Ruby Circle" "Honor
Of the Family and "l'he Fox"
Evening journal., 1914-05-07

In new and exceedingly attractive
form singing motion pictures, or "Ani-
mated Songs" are now offered to exhib-
itors BY the Imperial Motion Picture
Company Of New York The idea origi-
mated with J. Mahan aud possesses the
novel feature Of presenting moving ia
lures. full Of life and action. that nc
company the human voice. instead Of
having phonograph or other meehan-
ical device accompany the pictures.
The practicability and the pleasing ef-
fects that result from the new method
are illustrated in the first release. In
the Heart of the City that Has No
Heart" that is daily winning hearty ap-
plauSe as Il is sung before delighted
audiences in New York City. The films
Tor tins song present ten scenes portray
ing the life Of a young girl who leaves
her country home for the big city and
falls into the clutches Of Turing stranger
who introduces her TO the gay life of The
metropolis and then deserts her. When,
q year later. IN her poverty and wretch
edness she is about to cast herself into
the river she has a vision OF her old
country home and the father and mother
living there. The films are prepared so
that they are run in the regular time
and each scene fits verse and music as
the singer sings il. When action starts
IN the picture the singer starts singing
and song and reel come to an end stimuli
taneously. Films and music of the song
are supplied to exhibitors together. The
pictures may be accompanied by pian-
lst who sings the songs. or by an or
ehestra and several voices, as the exhih-
itor pleases.
The combination of song and pictures
Is called the Imperial Singing Pictures
ana long list of releases has been pre-
pared embracing both new songs aud
Did standard favorites.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07

ANIMATED SINGING PICTURES"
Quick booking gives territory
mperiaI Motion Picture COMPANY. Inc.
Azh B'wAY, NEW YORK CITY
Evening journal., 1914-05-07

"rhe Hnited Trap. written by
Monte M. katicriohn. editor of the Uni
sorsal Eastern Scenario Department, II
going 70 be released Ia two reels for
Universal exhibitors throughout the
country This Is the production IN
which King Baegot and company hive
been appearing twice daily FOR several
weeks ut the Republic Theatre. New
1ork. pne of the most thrilling scenes
IN this hlm drama was acted out. Just
as u rs done az res lar studio. on
the stage by Mr. Baeeot ana lis COM
pany, among whom are Frank smith.
Howard Champion aud Miss Pretty
When Il Is released IL will be reg
ular film drama, Mr., Baegol playing the
lead. i concerns an Irish boy who
leaves his sweetheart aud comes To this
country lie is given work hy a saloon
keeper who engages in the white slave
business. This fellow sees the picture
Evening journal., 1914-05-07

Mary Charleson, William Humphrey,
Charles Kent, Naomi Childers. Darwin
kaw, Donald Hall, Alberta Gallatin,
Robert Gailard, Albert Roccardi. Adele
de Garde, and S. Rankin Drew. In
Love, Luck and Gasoline" John Bunny
IS admirably assisted by Lillian Walker
and Wally Van. Commodore J. Stuart
blackton, vice-president of the Vitagraph
company. and the holder Of many
world s records for motor boats. also pof-
trays q part, and in the picture drives
his famous racer at terrific rate Of
speed. These two pictures are worthy
successors TO "a Million BID aud
,Goodness Gracious" which packed the
Nii9graph Theatre for $50 consecutive
performances, and which have been re-
leased for general exhibition throughout
The world ID incidentally the same man
ner AS The most modest little picture ever
produced hy the Nitagraph. They have
been hmiled ais the finest motion pictures
ever made. 50 the country at large has a
treat in store.
Evening journal., 1914-05-07
TO STo4GE o4 UNIVERSAL
THRILLER AUTO PL LU5VGES
OVER Po4LFS PRECZPECE
Women Faint As Motor Carrying Human Figures Rushe.
over Edge OF Gorge in Honolulu and Fails 1000 Feet
to be Dashed to Fragments Below

\ special dispatch from Honolulu SAYS:
The realism striyen for IN motion pie
lures received tribute here to-day when
six women tainted as six-passenger
automobile containing two people went
plnnging over The Pau. a 7.OOO.foot
preeipice. a score Of other people who
came upon the scene just i'm time 10 see
the automobile go huriling into space
We're given thrills which lasted for hours
afterward.
THE plunging of the automobile over
the mountain side with IFS two human
hgures inside WIS part Of two.reel
drama, The Nations Peril, beine
staged here hy company of actors from
the United States who are being tnken
on trip around the world by the Uni
yersai Film Manufacturing Company.
The Two figures inside the machine we're
dummies.