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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01
BURGLAR D0DCES
RAIN OF BULLETS
Home of Mrs.. Osborne In Moline En-
tered Three Times During One
Week By same Man
BACK TWICE N SINGLE NIGHT
Frightened Away With a Shot. But
Returns when the Family Tries
20 Call Police

The home OF Mrs Osborne. 1911
FlUh avenue. Moline. vas broken into
.art uiEnt for the third time this week
In each instance the intruder was
seen before he had time 90 take any
fhlug. and aithou % he has been shot
at on t30 occasions. the prowler stll
persists iu his attempts 20 enter the
home. The police advance the theory
that the prowier s. either demenied
% an amateur burglar.
Charles fIixGu. a rcomer az the
home. fired four shots last night. but
none took effect. the prowier escaping
with bullets flying around HAN
The burglar first appeared az the
Osborne home early Monday morning.
Hearing a noise ia the kitchen. HiXon
left bis bed and went 90 investigate.
The rear window was open. and as he
passed through the door the window
shades we're drawn aside and a man
peereI iuto the room He saw HiXou
aud fed.
Late Monday night man attempt
eI % enter the bedroom where HiEon
and bis wife slept. HiXou awokc and
HrsI one shot 90 him through the win
dow. u.. missed his mark.
Comes Back Twice.
A noise .u the kitchen again awokc
Hixon af 3 o'clock this morning. AZ
ter securing his revolver and making
sure that 20 was loaded. he went 20
investigate. The rear window was
again open and there was man In
th. room. Uxou took the best aim
possible lu the darkness and fred. but
. the pr1UleT dove through the open
. window. Believing that the man had
FED. uixou ran 90 the front % the
home 90 call the police by the phone.
. As De- reached the door his wife called
fEat The man had returned and was
AGAIN irving 20 open the back door.
. H4xou rau hack 20 the kitchen and
found that the burglar had the door
. leading from the rear porch 20 the
summer kitchen open and was trying
f1 force the door iuto the house. Xix
ou fired three more shots I'm rapid
succession. Lut again missed.
One bullet buried itself iu the door,
the second iu thc foor and the third
pierced "a gasoline coutniEer ON "a
. gasoline stove. This time the burglar
I-u for good. disappearing up the
alley Iu the rear.
Get Description.
There was q light 'u Swedish Olive
building next door. and for the first
time HiEou got good vicw % the
Merry hurriar. but had no more cart
~.Iser iu his gun Co take advantage OF
Che excellent target ic is describe
ts rather short. medium weight. aEJ
wears brown cap pulled o.er one
eye
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01
CAMBRIDGE

urs g1rrrrs1a Of minneapolis iE
visiting her sister. Hfrs. william An
trra11.
tua.ee Myrtle ElrfhIr. Daisy Eris-
COD end Amelia Gran visited fEr tri-
cities Saturday
Gust EarrlsHd wac o. Peoria caller
HrlarsHav.
Urs Gas, Easrarf So visiting Of;
arfHa11rr
Nefs olson attended the wedding of
h.E rt.e- af vgo1fEg'l We.lurr.lHr
Wr ana urs. Merton stephens %
Utah uafef rr fHa home rf rae late
rer.s parents. Err aal Ef-r. william
Hrsr. Sunday
.r-s o. u Cr.r- visited -i-H
friends thursday rHI attended ffs
Eastern STAR taFr.Tr.
d. u lfee. fs visiting et tf.aH end
.e fsr tr.-e.f.Fe
ur Caroline Err1r returned Tgsr-
Esv from q rE.eae1 frtr.
Str arI w-a CeH-es Hunter visited
rf lH.s island aet Davenport rHHrs-
l1F
SITES. o. g. Grrrs.f visited relatives
rrf frl-1ls .H E1.e ts.aHt THURSDAY.
Misses Grace referser. Dorothy
Wlrf a-f TrrrrsT EfrE.arf visited
fr5erts ta CISCO EFrtrv
STR arf wrs "a. g.. Wfsrr.rr rrI ,fr
AMI Trs. Irwrs ra.rel uHr~ Rock
island visitors Sunday
STR a-f yr-s Usf tareT9. wr ana
w~s firfeE a~f trty OF N1,.rr. were
callers at fre s.. q. reirrsTn home
rrrE
rrrs. James raH1eE reF ser u8r-
aaf weFr callers at Er@s~ee fri-
tar
w- rrf wre Herman W~lrrief Vis-
lr-E rF Gr.rsh1-E Fr.t1F
James raf51aa art SON james. Fr-
.s-rs.t r1Hr from Chi-aEu with O.
new Ford asf8aHbffr FrtaF
The v T. W. r.gF members eater
trs--f feei- men frtesfs at O. dinner
ana t1eer et ere Country club at
Eevarer Fr.frF evening
N.ss Errer JrberE visited he-
psrerfs. VIZ end 2srs. john CrherF ~
uri1r sagfsv
1rss srs.e Tsfto- ts recovering
ri-erv from recent Illness
Ns~srs urowu. Erviu WILEY Hitch
rrra ana Vesper 81 Efmwo6i were
callers &c fae PRED Hfaiisr home sun
Gav
Friday being George 1t61ay-s birth
cay. tfs wife planned ana carried out
a complete surprise on him by in-
VitLrE ir q few frssGfs. GFmFE vas
ere r1stiu1e of fhr evening. uebt re-
frrshaEsuts we're served and an De-
parted ne a iass hour for thcfr homes
havtaE spsrt a. eu35gsb's sveuinE.
Fred fufien vas q tgsiuess caller
ns Peoria We9resday
Those Wh1 attended che program ~
Gesssco Thursday evening" given by
exc Woc1mau camp were 1fF and
1frs Fisher. ,fr aud Mrs. Fred szn-
auis.. Nssaarass ftartyrnsz. Baush.
fattcr ard AtEirsou.
~ ass o'ciocs THURSDAY morning
The hrras % Nfrs irwin CFaaaeF vas
discovered on Ere. some person
bored large hoi~s throuEs che Wir-
Gov franz. ard placed fn6amuabie
material frsiir. setting Gre 90 q. The
rrr Vas discovered n tiue 80 that
ths-e vas fifsts damage doa--
Mrs Frark Wsllhaet aad Clara [
Huis.ru-a we're sri-cify callers Satur-
6av
EH Tavta~ o. Woolhafi. visited ~ [
Carabrt4rs Last week
TIE Social ffoar eiab VII meet ~
th~ ko-as % Mrs " Peterson Tues /
cay sstsrroor. APRIL -. The readers I
VII - Wsssssanes KssE< Hutehinsea /
saG Hgn.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01
FINLEY DENIES HE
WAS IN THE WRONG

Arthur H Finley. who was arTestet
on an assault charge by Mrs hatAe'
inc Bayles, 1910 Sixth avenue air
who in turn swore out warrant ~.
Mrs Bayles charging threats againss
his life, has denied that he was IN
instigator of the quarrel, as ne "
Iieyes was inferred from pubilsisI
stories of the affair. Justice huen.
dismissed both cases when the parties
in question showed desire 10 IoFse'
their controversy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01
H. N. MCASKRIN TO
SPEAK IN KEWANEE

n 81. McCasSrin has accepted an in
vitation 10 give the annual memorial
address before the kewanec Eagles
at their services tomorrow. Ills theme
will De "Earledom.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01
CLUB MAY
BUILD A NEW HOME

Plans for the coming season were
discussed a. q meeting OF the Moline
Launch club last night in the club
rooms az the foot OF Fifteenth street.
The club g. seeking a suitable site for
q permanent club house similar 10 the
one In Rock Island At present the
members have only a floating club
house. which IS damaged considerably
by the fee each winter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01
LODGE NOTES

Nothing will be done toward the
reopening OF the knights OF Pythias
charter until word is received from
Al Douglas. field deputy grand chan
ceiior. Mr.. Douglas viii be in Rock
Island sometime during the month
and 81. Paul lodge No. 1O7 viii ben
eft by his efforts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01
BOARD AND COUNCIL
TO MEET ON MONDAY

The tuberculosis sanatorium board
and the city commission will meet at
the city hall AZ : o'clock Monday aft
eFnoon az which time initial plans for
the Institution will be considered 1t
viii be the first meeting between the
board and the new councilmen-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01
Kaun DcnIed REINSTATEMENT.

Cincinnati. Ohio. May The Ma
tional baseball commission today re-
fused 10 reinsiate Benny Kauf. Brook
Ign Federal player. who signed with
the Giants last Tuesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01
The Real Test of Furniture

watch
buying amess wandering through the
shipping bills
carpets something, doesn't it?
Our know furniture from "A o lizard" and
ready to explain details 0 about
The confidence established
places this people
ter qualities refined STYLES here and lower prices than
At other This absolutely by the
cred profit adopted all
to bottOm-rnake
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01

rent and then paid $50 grocery bill
for them before they would consent TO
move. Court adjourned yesterday aft
ernoon and hearing OF the case will be
resumed Monday morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01

cid daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Chris
La Grange. IT'S Nineteenth avenue
was buried at O'Clock this afternoon
from the late home. Burial was ~
Chippiannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01

Danvilie. Iii-Sirs. Julia Dixon was
arrested here by n deputy United
States marshal on the charge OF vio-
iatinE the Harrison drug law. II Is
alleged she sold opium TO dope fiends
In Springfield. She is said TO be the
trst person In Illinois. outside OF Chi
esEo. 90 be arrested under the new
Law.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01

Des Moines. Iowa. May 1.-The board
81 bishops OF the Methodist Episcopal
church has accepted an overture OF
church unity by the Methodist Epis-
copal church. south.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01

Body of Ben Hughes, who died at
st. AnthOny's hospital Thursday
night. was shipped to Ottawa at 1925
this morning. Mrs Sebra Hertzler, a
sister. accompanying the remains. The
funeral was held in Ottawa at II
o'clock
For the last IS years Mr. Hughes
had been employed as cook on govern
ment boats and had followed the ca
reer of a riverman since he was a
boy. He was 81 years old, born near
Pittsburgh June Is, 1S47 An adopted
son. Beaumont Hughes, and Mrs.
HertZler are the only survivors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01

Claire. Iowa: Mrs. c. c. Trent. Rock
/ Island; Mrs. DR.. ". L. Straw, Moline,
and Misses Caroline and Mile Al
brecht OF Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01
ROCK ISLAND Is
9TH IN CONTEST
Mile Psares- RsprsssntafiTe In th-
stsnsrraphis CompstItioH- Falls
70 Place.
CANTON GIRL PRovEs LEtDEE
Nsiins Caatsstant .. Given Third
Prixs- Deeiamafory Contest Here
Nett Year.

.
In the Biz ElFht traek meet with ~
points. Rsek Island being second vlfh
IA kswaase With polHt- was third
Butler has proved the star 81 thr
meet. euttln9 down ths 80 yard hur-
AZ record ans second. Judges timed
Mir In thi. event az - tat ie fird
fAs Big Eirhf record in the sn-1ard
da.h. negotiating the distance in 60
.~esua.. He also took second CD ~ar-
cent 81 Davenport in The shot pot
Caflsy mad Eoek Island. other roini.
taklar third In thr hizh jump
Canf1ua reprrErrtafiFr .r 'r. fHr-
orraphie contest at Gaier5urr high
school thIs morning won rrat place
among Efr Erat r1g.rfF Rock Do
tands snsraaf EWe Prar.s ft.i-t .1
place Tss a roe good news ta t-r
follower ~ Rock ls.aals fortunes
70 th~ Er EIraf. brf interest .n The
typswriuar es.rt Oh. oser-sl1t1e-i
bg th- rra-e u-s. at lr afternoon
where shr local team .a expected t1
make better saov.rF
Or ere .fe11TraUr.r contest place.
we're awarded aH fli.rE
FIRST urra waltz. Canton.
second FIaIph E..#.a-s. uassr-
post.
ThfrL Edith Frterrar. Moline
Fg4rfh Viola jacobson. O1IernlrE
Tte Cenesso eatraHt VAS s.vrn t.'H
position. E-uaare s.zfr ana Hoe. i.
land segrafH.
Omeer. Are Reelected.
business meeting OF tEr asroe.rt.11
was held fhis morn. re also. with .le
prevent officers beiae chosen again.
o. Rinhrr of EeWaaee ulll remain
president % tEr organization. tfrrF
FIndf~g % Monmouth sirs president
and a. w. willis. Gaiesbure. secretary
ant treasurer for another term.
TIE schedule 90 events for enc en-
suing years was adopted when pre-
sentrd r1 che r-praaeufHfIsrs of tlr
association. TIE program tn ne care
rted ouf gives g1es Island one ear-
test. che F.r.s. JerIauat1-v p.raF OF
che various contests follow
Boys. dreirrl1t1rv -- DECEMBER fI az
Davenport
Girls dsciamat7ry February ts. az
Rock Island
Debates b. en- March IS
Boys oratorieaI eoatrst-Nf1v t2 az
Gafssbarr
TRACK meet May OBJ. Criestu~r-
Hany Go Prem Here
Never before Col tb- history OF tlrt
school athletics Eas so much local tl-
teress been sh9Vn ir tls Hs Eslt
track mret. Probably f.e tfrsrsr dele
Cation tbaE attended an 9af of town
contest irtt tar trI-ef..rt during trr
morning over ere U9eE island soatf-
ern. tf is estimated that rF BEAST 20
GacE tsLsnders. 6a from uar .eporr
and So from tf1in- ar- aF rEr Gales
burg traet Jhis aft-~uHaT.
The TENNIS fr1u tsr Ha.E fs.rsf ret
Davenport high SCHOOLS lrfl Cor Gales
burg at o o'clock over tre Southern.
the Maliee athletes taking en- earlier
traiu at $3.50 over thr Bgri.est1a. ree
fgu1wtns athletes represent U1eE o..
tands Caotain Miller. Butler Glars
Thomas. weGlaEis. Baker Jones' 1fa--
rts. GALLEY. E9sa. ssratfas. Coach
ftae ant Manager s. o. uIl are .r
charge ef tae team
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01
Modern Furniture in
Period Designs.

Our exhibit is worthy of your attention. Colonial
Sheraton, Chippendale Jacobean and the William
and Mary styles for Library Hall, Living room, Bed
room and dining
Some very exceptional values
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01

All the news all the time The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01

Funeral of Ellen La Grange.
Ellen Ruth La Grange, 19-months-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01
Pretty Silk
pQrasOls.

All the new quirks and
quIps are represented among
the newest ones we show,
La Chapeau, American Maid
and a host of others vie for
supremacy.
Each Is a real work of
art, whether plain or blend
ed colorings, and the price
IS only a fraction OF what
you'd expect TO paw for such
handsome and exclusive de
signs, $1.95, $3.50, $500,
$3.50.
Children $ and Misses
Parasols in the desirable
sizes, 25c and uD.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01

combination folding wash bench
and wr1nger stand Monday s7e.
Cedar OF furniture polish for
floors. woodwork and furniture. us
ally soc. Monday for 1sc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01

NEW PRINTED BA-
TiSTES, finest quality
all kinds OF stripes.
dots. rings and floral
and conventional print
ings, z yard - lie.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-01

Bay State grass sickles, fine
quality steel blade. PC.
p inch best quality black en-
ameied screen wire. special Mon
day. yard &C.
Double edge garden hose, 19c.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16

Eorsiey CONSTRUCTED and equipped es-
pcciaiiy a new studio for the purpose
CT taking these animal picsares-
Since arriving in Los Angeles the
performers have undergone st-enC-
Gus preImiaar: renearsa1s under the
direction OF Capt. Jack BonaTita and
NJ. Gay. TWO Of Mr.. Horsley;s trainers.
w;ao assert that their pets have IN a
short space OF tine developed syup-
toms OF latent ability as motion pic
ere stars
For the first picture, now being pre-
pared, the directors have selected
lncir cast OF principals giving fun
consideration Of the type required by
each part a beautiful South African
lion who rejotces il the classic pat
roaym Apollo has been chosen TO
play hero" roles. Handsoneness Is
one of che requisites OF leading &C
ecrs. and II this respect Appoilo
stands preemireat. He Is the hand
soonest lion IN the. world. Hence his
selection for the leads
The character leads viii be played
5v Nero, whose chef claim TO cfssinc-
ton LAYS in the fact that he IS the
LARGEST lion in captivity. TabeS1su
still another lion is cast for villain
-o1es. Well may he play the part N
pictures, for IN ordinary lie he IS
known as the most ferocioas. bur
withai the most intelligent of the en-
tire troupe A chiupanZee answer
ing the name OF Ycrick. WHO has made
more people laugh tnan any circus
clown. IS the frs: comedian The
remainder of the troupe VIII appear In
various minor parts
= TIE possibilities of this animal ser
les are practically unlimited ans Mr.
Horsley. with 1f1e advantage of tbs
finest material equipment IN the worlt
backed by years OF experience as
producer OF pictures promises ina
MS latest effort will marx The era o.
a new type of film entertainment
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
ENGAGED
FOR GHETTO
FILMS
Bruno Lessing Stories Are
Purchased and viii Be
Pictured.

GOLDEN ENGAGEEEH9f-sIN D g.
sydney IS. Goldin. enc Of the old
est film producers N America, has
been engaged by julius Stern, man
aSer OF me Imp and Victor stud!os,
10 direct a series OF pictures deailns
9Th lie IN Tne Ghetto The Bruno
eLss!nE stores which were prbisheo
in the Cosmopolitan Magazine haze
been bought by the Big u organize
ION and Mr.. GoTdin viii produce these
commencing al once. In his COMPANY
KIN be Miss Bertha GerSon. the
beautiful. talented actress known to
lovers OF the Jewish 1heater- she IS
adm;rabIy adapted TO portray the
caa-ac;eT OF .f1e Jewish-Araerican E:rl
and an interesting departure from NE
beaten path Is anticipated IN these PIC
lures. which win be welcomed by
patrcns OF the silent drama Mr.. Coz
din has 70 his crecit such successes
as BLEEDING Hearts, The Heart o.
a Jewess.- aSorrows Of israel. Levi
S.cGiaafs.- a comedy. The Robbers
and several o,rey plays Of this type
MSS Gerson played the leading rote
IN ..Eve-rwcnan.'. Damaged Goods
zn6 many big Jewish productions IN
lIew york and she is looking forward
20 her engagement with the unl:ersal
with great pleasure The pscsures
Will be produced at che tnrp s-ud,os
IN New York CITY unNec the general
arrangement OF julius Stern and most
of rhe scenes viii be taken on the
hover East Side OF the city
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
KIshInef
Mas sacre
Is Filmed

Wen. the cort FILM Corporation has
nuifed of the Dig kishinef massacre
scenes for The Melting Pot n Hs ssca
walker whiteside is 10 appear on
tte screen and everything IS :oFef
wi4hout rne injury OF single person
in spite OF the fact thar zD1Tectoc
~:Jiun,v,' Vincent had a squad OF cav
airy charge right into the midst OF
six hundred Jews who were crowded
81, the narrow reproduction of street
in The Russian town where the aci-
ral scenes told of N the story Sook
place.
The taking OF the Kishinef scenes
hack OF the Centaur studios made
big day for Bayonne. used as the IN
hsf,i.ac:s of tnat Jersey municipality
are 20 the movies. = seemed tnas the
w:eie town had turned out to see the
Easter parade which preceded the
massacre and fte incidents whicn toi-
lowed the procession through TIE
. rs.aint street thaS TIE boss carpen-
fer had built with a synagogue az one
end
TIE SIX hundred or more extras
vafch the Co-r company mad con
traced for arrived m special cars
from Ne. York City and cne or Two
scenes had been taken By noon time
n w,ss juse as tte sun was giving ITS
rax: ECO much of slant TO make the
light right that the last bits we're
photographed.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
BIG HORN BATTLE
Is Depicted vivdly in Film Yer
sion of ..8rItton of the
Seventh.

$ The battle OF the LirtIe Big Horn
With Custer IN his last s1and against
RE indians. IS wildly pictured IN
~Brtor OF the seventh screen
as5apSson OF the Rev Cirrus Town-
seud B-ady.s novel OF the same name,
now nearing completion by the Via
graph comoanr. ucder the direction %
Lionel Belnora
The seventh United States cavalry
stationed at Fort Abraham Lincoln
lends military atmosphere 10 the PIC
-ure while Rain IN the Face and his
band OF sioux warriors add the dash
and thrills IN Their fights win the sol
meu that keeps the picfuye on the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
In Three Days
Miss Catherine Carr Writes
Pl1otopIay, lhe Price,
for Helen Ware

| raeae-ine Carr. WHO wrote the
iecens;io for the Co-s Film CORPORA
lions screen production OF The
Melting Pot" mas Just finished Writing
the oictu-zatson OF The Price IN
[sich 4elea Ware is TO be featured
~, rs-t, The cosmos Feature Finn Company
.Trs Carr finished the script a rec
o1a rme delivering it TO Ihe producers
,,wfrcin three days after getting 1ae
commission to write X
bo75er land ot zneiodrama. Realism
and scenic accuracy characrerizes
.RT.4on OF the Seventh. that Is be
s7r enacxed BY a cast including E1ean-
or woodruff. EuIahe Jensen. Darwin
Kerr. Ned Finley. Harry NortaSuz'. y
;Pevou GIBBS and Others. When com
.pfeted i. viii be N i've parts and
Hs4ed as a Blue RIBBON feature
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
BIG ACE FEATURE
Four ACT Comedy Drama by a
Noted Hurnorist is Goaaplet-
ed by Essanay-

-Tae sim Princess George AIDES
great comedy drama, is the second
.ptotopiay 20 be released direct by Is
Isaaay to the exnibItor This four act
llTee<mre Is already completed and VIII
Sc released May This is AIDES
treatest play and Is full of beauty
and romance as well as delicate and
Subtle humor.
Ruth Stonehouse, as the sim pr1 ts
cess Kalora. presents & charming pic
1,,re Francis x Busnman takes the
;oart of Ate1a2der II Pike, the wealthy
young American a6yenturer. who wins
.he Turkish princess. Wallace Beery
brings our the comedy element win
exceptional skill as PcpoFa. tutor to
the princess Bryant Washourn- as
:Rawley PIumston: Harry Dunkinson
as Count Se3iu Naaagasd. and Terra
Bey as the Princess Jeaeka- take
prominent paris In an exceptionally
strong cast. The oriental scenes are
especially rich IN color
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16

Despite the fact thar many thrill thrill
ing accidents occurred during the finn
ing OF Court NIardaled. an Imp
drama IN four reels, Stuart Patton and
his company OF PLAYERS were more
enthusiastic about this picture play
than any IN which they have partict-
.pated. Hobart Henley and Alan Hoi-
ubar have a violent knife tight n
which ar. Ho1ubar is woundeo,
Later in the play William Welsh ano
Mr.. HoIubar have a struggle and once
again the unfortunate NE aoiubaz
meets with disaster. But in the hnal
shot at sunrise" scene the unforsu-
nate actor is supposed to fall to the
round he did. and the -cobb!e-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16

Added to
xp1oifs =

Pathe has added TO the fue cast
of the new Exploits of Elaine. Lion
ell Barrymore, celebrated brother OF
he famous John and Ethel Barr
more. and nephew of john Drew.
Never in pictures has such an aggre-
CATION OF real stars been Identified
with one production as IN Elaine
Arnold DAILY. Edwin Arden, Pearl
White and Lionel Barryuaore-
This is NOT Mr.. Barrymore's fist
appearance on the screen-ne has had
important parts in several Big pro
auctions, but It is with the legitimate
stage that his name has been mos
associated. He has broken into the
professor by his uncle, John Drew
I with whom he played for a number
OF years: Among the famous plays
with which he was identified were
The Mummy and the Eu1nmine
BIRD The Other Girl, Rarrie's
2ia< -Pan1aloon.. The Best soe
Friends" and Sag Haroor, with
James A Hearne.
asSer playing IN The Other Gil. =
Mr.. Barrymore fulfilled youthful as
p.a-:ons by going TO Paris to study
DairtSnS. an occupation 50 fascinating
that Il held him IN France for three
wears. M Barrymore says that when
ne returned to America he found his
fellow artists in the cast OF the
Cher Girl al famoos-Rdcnard Zen
nett. valiy EddinSe-. Doris -kean ana
T1liy Marshal which caused MIN 20
think hard upon the Old saw about
the ccoo;er sticking to bis last lneS
he decided there was more money N
ao.nS in pictures than in painting
ITEM and worked n a number OF Tea
L,,r1>S D-odi.cfsarS