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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-29

pc Xxi Thorn yra tlk IS angl.
mylios. Lipno gi yra svarbus
centras, mes cia susibega keliai
is NieSavos, Bobrowniki, Wlo-
clawek, Dobrzyn If Plock.
Music laukas Siose vietose is
siteses apie 40 myliu-rusu kai-
rysis sparnas remiasi ant Skem-
pc, o desinysis ant miesto Rypin,
kuris yra i siaur-ryGius nuo Lip
no If tik 10 angl. myliu nuo
Vokietijos rubeziaus.
Mlavos apielinkese vokieciai po
vadovyste gen Francois, megina
sustabdyti rusus; sakoma, kad
vokieciams cia ateina dikciai ka-
riumenes pagelbon.
Vidurinej Lenkijoj If Galicijoj
armijos uzima beveik tas pacias
pozicijas, kokias jos lake prizes
du menesiu.
Londonas, sausio ~ d. Laik-
raScio Times korespondentas pra-
mesa is Petrogrado, kad austrai
pagalios suprato svarbumq rusy
isiverzimo Bukovinon If Transyl-
vanijon, nes jie surinko nauja ar
mia 10 vadovyste fieldmarsalo
Loedman, kuris megins sulaikyti
rusu pirmyneiga Vengrijos gilu-
mon.
Londonas, sausio 22 d. Rustl
pirmyneiga Transylvanijoj, ma
tomai, tapo sulaikyta. Karpatu
kalnuose pasirode pusetinos aus
tru jiegos, gilus sniegas kalnu
spragose neleidzia rusams stun
ii didesniu pulku skersai kalnus
Bucharestas, Rumanijoj, sau-
sio az d. Rengimasis prize ka-
res eina Rumanijoj greitais zing-
snials pirmyn. Krautuves pa
rako If kariskos amunicijos tapo
apstatytos stipria sargyba, kad
apsaugoti jas nuo orlaivip uz-
puolimo.
Tulas skaitlius svetitntauciu,
kuriuos nuziureta Snipinejime,
tapo issiusta is Rumanijos. Jau
pasirode net speciale krasos mar
ke su Transylvanijos alegorisku
paveikslu.
Rymas, sausio 22 d. Popiezius
Bencdiktas lake pasikalbejimo su
kardinolais pasake, jog bijosi,
kad Austria gall but suskaldyta,
jeigu kare greitai neuzsibaigs.
Toks popieziaus patemijimas
padare nemaza ispudi, mes Aus
trijos ciesorius yra skaitomas
didziausiu Vatikano remeju If to-
del menama, kad popiezius dau-
CLAUS zinc apie Austrijos reika-
lus negu net PROFESSIONALISM dip
liomatai.
Varsava, per Londona, sausio
30 diena. KunigaikStis Enga-
licev, naujas general-gubernato-
rius rusiskos Lenkijos, uzimda-
mas vieta, pranese, kad valdzia
paskyre 100 milionu rubliq SUI
selpimui Lenkijos gyventoju, nu-
kentejusiu nuo kares. Jis taipgi
kviete gyventojus prisideti prize
isrovimo "germanizmo dvasios, u
kuri esa ileidusi giliai Saknis, ne
kuriuose parubeziniuose distrik-
tuose.
Londonas, sausio az d. Ateju-
s1os cia zinios is Rymo If Bucha-
resto parodo, kad Vokietija ir
Austria sluncia Italijon If Ru-
manijon savo gabiausius diplio-
matus, idant sulaikyti tas vies-
ATLAS nuo prisidSjimo prize ka
res.
Bucharestan pribuvo princas
on misunderstanding, buvu-
lis Austrijos ambasadorius Ber-
line, princas von Wedel, Vo-
Hietilos ainbasadorius Viennoje.
lSkeliavo Ryman.
Abudu dipliomatai turi slaptas
;nstrukciias. bet Berline If Wen
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-29


naujai pastatytq milziniSkq po-
vandeninl laiva, kuris gales pa
limit su savim provizijos If amt
Inicijos ant triju menesiu if to-
del nereikalaus greitai grizti i
savo uosta,
Pretoria, Piet. Afrikoj, sausio
"a d. OficialiSkai praneSama, kad
200 sukilusiu boery su q ka-
nuolemis, pc vadovyste pulkinin-
ku Maritz il Kemps, uzatakavo
Ilniestell Upington. Jie vieDok ia
Ipo atmuSti If paliko ant music
lauko II uzmuStq, 23 suzeistus,
E9o tapo paimti belaisven.
Petrogradas, sausio "a diena.
Prizes kelias dienas Austrijos sos
to ipedinis turejo svarbia kon-
ferencija su Vokietijos kaizeriu.
Petrograde menana, kad svarbus
kariSki plianai buvo apkalbeti ir
kad austro-vokieciai nutare Vi
siSkai permainyti dabartinius Sa-
vo plianus.
Vokieciu stabas dabar mato,
kad Won Hindennburgo milzinis-
kos arlnijos, istrigusios Lenki-
joj, nieko negali padaryti, tai
tod6l, kad sulyg kaizerio moro
iIindenburg uzsimane butinai
| lVarSavos.
Lake konferencijos Vokietija,
natyt, tapo pertikrlnta, kad aus
trans reikalinga pagelba, If to-
del dabar armija is apie 100000
vyrq, tarp kuriu yra dikciai ba-
1
variskp pulkq (geriausiu Woke
! fijoiD, dabar prad6jo koncentruo-
tis Vengrijoj.
Koks yra uzdavinys sios armi-
JOS, dabar dar negalima tikrai
pasakyt. Kad j butu pavartota
prizes serbus, tam vargiai galima
DUTY tiketi; todel reik manyti,
kad yra kitos svarbios priezas-
It's, butent-sulaikyti rusus Tran
sylvanijoj ir uzimti pozicijas
pirm negu Rumanija stos karen.
Kairo, Egipte, sausio "a d.
Cia pranesama is Jaffos, kad
Konstantinopolyj huk Sauta j
fieldmarsala Won der Goltz, ku-
ris yra prisiustas Vokietijos, kai-
po instruktorius. Tarp vokiSku
If turkisku aficieru santikiai, sa-
koma, esq labai itempti. Nese-
mai mieste Damaske buvo uz-
muStas turku kapitonas, o vokie-
Ciu konsulas buvo suzeistas.
Berlinas, sausio rs d. Oficia-
lis vokieGiu praneSimas nurodo,
kad Smarkus muslai prasidejo is
ilgai visa fronta Rytiniuose Pru-
suo,e. Pranesimas sako:
"Rytinej Prusijoj artilerijos
musis Gina ant viso fronto nuo
Loetzen net iki rytq nuo Gum
bines If j siaurius nuo Gumbi-
mes. Rusai tapo priversti aple's-
ii nekurias pozicijas piet-ryc;us
nuo Gumbines. Rusy atakai j
siaur-rycius nuo Gumbines tapo
atmuSti su dideliais nuostoliais. +"
Venecija, Italijoj, sausio IS d.
Cia atejo gandas, Xxi Siolei nc
patv;rtintas, kad austru drcdnau-
tas (didziausis music laivas) uz-
Soko ant minos netoli Pola If nu-
skendo.
Berlinas, sausio rs d. Visi
sandeliai kvieciu Vokietijoj tapo
uzgriebti valdzios, kad galima
outu geriaus ju vartojima re-
guliuoti ir tuom uztikrinti, kad
uztektp duonos Xxi sekanGiai ru-
giapjutei.
Sticks valdzios pasielgimas,
! isakoma, buves reikalingas, nes
zmones pasirode nelabai pacedly-
Vi Uzgriebti javai bus iSdalint;
| ivairias vietas sulyg to, kick
llur reiles,
Laikrasciai nepaprastai rugoja
| ant Anglijos uz tai. kad il ne
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-29

suzinota, jog vol1ieciai iSmegino
nauiai pastatyta milziniSkq po-
vandeninl laiva, kuris gales pa
INIT su savim provizijos If amt
nicijos ant triju menesiu if to-
del nereikalaus greitai grizti
savo uostq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-29

Londonas, sausio AZ d. Te-
legramai, ateinanti is Lenkijos,
nurodineja, kad siaurius nuo
Vislos, Plocko gubernijoj, rusu
priesakines sargybos nekuriose
vietose yra tik 10 angl. myliu
nuo Vokietijos rubeziaus.
Uzimdami miesteli Skempe ii
grisiaTtindami prize Lipno, rusai
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-29

Pretoria, Piet. Afrikoj, sausio
"a d. OficialiSkai praneSama, kad
1000 sukilusiu boeru su 4 ka-
nuolemis, po vadovyste pulkinin-
kq Maritz if Kemps, uzatakavo
lniesteli Upington. Jie vienok ia
po atmuSti If paliko ant music
lauko II uzmuStu, 23 suzeistus,
90 tapo paimti belaisven.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-29

The LITHUANIAN WEEKLY "llETUVA"
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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-29

Londonas, sausio 22 d. Rusu
pirmyneiga Transylvanijoj, ma
tomai tapo sulaikyta. Karpatu
kalnuose pasirode pusetinos aus
try jiegos, o gilus sniegas kalnp
spragose neleidzia rusams STUN
ii didesniu pulku skersai kalnus,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
new SERIES.
Of Chaplin Comedies IS Ready
and the First is Called

Theynew series OF Essanay7C Chaplin
comedies now Is ready and wiz be
release regularly every three weeks,
beginning with Work "a two reel
comedy, on June 81 This series is
the funniest of all the Chaplin con-
edies and Work is unsurpassed IN
fun making
Charles Chaplin has been working
almost day and night at Essanay's
Los Angeles studios in order to get
enough plays ahead so that The re-
leases could be made regularly and
announced far enough in advance 50
that exhibitors. COULD plan for show
ing the play
Il never have worked 50 hard IN
my Life to make laughs, said Mr.
Charles Chaplin. And yet I .i1o1-
ough1y enjoy the work OF making pic
lures It gives me an appetite and I
never have felt. better in my LIE.
am now well started 50 that we WEI
have no difdcu1tys1n keeping aac@1
of thesretease dates" {
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
GREAT ARRAY ! ! !.
of Comedy Stars is Assem-
bIed for vitagraph's
"A Night Out. 2 Z.

One OF the greatest arrays OF
comedy stars that have ever. appear
ed in moving pictures has been as
sembled to appear in the V1tagraph
production Of "A Night Out" On
which work has already started
Miss May Robson heads the cast
which includes Flora Finch. Kate
Price. John T. Kelly, Hughte Mack
and Bill Shea
The story deals with the adren-
lures OF Miss Robson as Granmum.
who falls into a great deal OF
trouble with the other members OF
the cast.
Another member OF the cast Will
be Paul Decker, who has been APP
pear1ng in Miss Robson's companies
on the s<ge for the past eight
wears. MI. Decker has been espe-
ciany engaged to support Miss Rob
son because of the knowledge he has
of the stars methods In securing
comedy points. The production Will
be made under the capable direction
OF George D. Baker.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
GETS
4. B. NAL.IlH!AE /
And He is Now Working on
Multiple Reel Feature in
Chicago.

Henry B. WathaH whom critics
unite IN declaring the greatest photo
play actor in the world. has joined
Inc Essanay Company, and Is now
working on multiple reel feature at
the Chicago studios Mr. Walthe u
VIII play both in Essanay's special
features RELEASED through the y. L s.
II. and IN the regular Eassanay photo
plays released through the General
Film Company
George K Spoor, president of Is
sanay. signed up Mr. WafthaH ON a
lousferm contracts a large SALARY
Mr.. WathaI1 IS we'll Known TO the
public and needs no Introduction As
the leading character IN photoplays
produced toy other film companies,
heswas the feature offfhe plays. 10
Ia shad wide experience bon On
the speaking stage and IN photo
plays He has advanced steadily N
artistic accomplishments AID 9opniaS
favor until at the present time :ae
stands at the bead Of his profession
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
EIGHI THOUSAND
Persons Are Used in Taking
Several Scenes of;Tlle
Failure z

Eight thousand persons were used
by Director W. Christy Cabanne IN
the staging Of several scenes in Enc
Failure, the four-part Mutual Mas
ter4picture produced by the Majestic,
studio. In one scene. showing the
inside OF a theatre loo persons
were Necessary, while IN smother
scene: showing saSstEeet parade, more
fhan$4 900 participated
John merson, former ar OF the
legitimate stage, is featured, play
ing the part CT an taEgressIyesr report
er. directly responsible for the ex.
posing of an unscrupuloustn1e s1-1 &c
nanager Supporting him are snch
noted stars Of the screen as A. D.
Sears, playing the part Of the crook.
ed theatrical manager Olga Grey,
and Juanita-Hansons
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
But APES
FOR Plays
Nina Company Gets Ilg and
Queen from Hrs Frank
C. BoSfOCk.

! The two most accompnshed per-
forming apes in the world. known
by the royal patronyzns OF KING KING ana
Queen, whose feats include eSeE-,
thing from roller skat1ns 70 ae9o-
planning. have been purchased by the.
makers OF Nina films from the widow
of Frank c. Bostock. and are being.
trehearsed Is become motion pictura
actors
Readers of these columns VIII res
member the announcement made
several months ago that Nina Inns
had acquired the famous BoStoctS
#couection of performing Wild beasts
for motion picture purposes OF sthe
one hundred and seventeen animals
of various species comprising the
group. Nina films: took over a III OF
the number but two. namely King
and Queen. pets, OF Mrs. Botock.
with whom She euphatfcally de-
clined to part.
K The accomplishments Of these
echimps' are many. Besides play
ing musical instrunentssri riding blcy-
roller skates. and performing other
dfmcult tricks. King and Queen are
aeronauts-
During the term OF exhi biuon sof
the Bostock Show at White cry
Park IN Londonf miniature BIZ
plane. equipped with a Gnome mo-
tor. and in all respects a replica OF
a standard flyer. was construc
That the students might not at.
tempt to break any altitude records.
the lessons were given in an aera-
way, bounded on all sides and above
by strong netting.
The pictures in which King and
Queen are TO appear will be all-ani-
nal productions Every part VIII be
portrayed by these mute actors after
the manner Of human players. Three
large South African lions VIII pa
pear respectively in the leading, vii
lain aud Character roles. CThey VIII
be assisted by bears, kangaroos. tt
gers. puuas, leppards. elephants.
etc. in minor, parts. and. King and
Queen IN comedy. characters.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
FENvvIcK STARRED
In Kleine Production Of t-The We
g man Next Door"

owen Davis famous play The
Woman Next Door, Is being nlneG'
nv George Kleine in his New York
studios. Irene Fenwick, the dainty
star OF Kleine's The Commuters
and The Spend thrift - viii beseen
in the leading role with a support
ing cast of Broadway players en-
gased. especially for the feature
Della Conner, that prett lngenue
whose work in Kleine's Officer
666. stop Thief, = The COMMIT
ters,, and who's Who In Society
attracted nationwide attention, ana
who is now appearing in the Broad.
way production NobodysE IONS
viii be seenin the support Of Miss
Fenwlck. .9,- -
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
I(ll|IAUGHTQl
JOINS LUBIn
PLAYERS
Noted English Comedian En-
Gagged sat a Large Salary
for Films

Tim McNaught the lannon's
English eccentric comedian, has be-
come a photoplayer-
~ This .nferestfng announcement
was made this week by the L4ubin
company which has secured the ser
vices OF afcNaughton for an inde-
finite period. It Is understood that
.AfcNaughtonis salary Is one OF the
largest paid any man in motion pic
t11Ees; The funny Englishman viii
make his screen debut with Marie
.Dress1er IN the Lubin feature com
aedy. TILES Tomato Surprise
written by Acton. Davies; and now
being produced Under the direction
OF Howell Hansel-
.ais- World Wide Fame
McNaughton; has achieved an in
ternatfoaa1 reputation as a come
dian He cane to this country about
eight years ago with his brother
Fred to play special vaudeville en-
gagement oss SIX weeks. and their ec-
centric act. with It's burlesque box
Ing bout and due. made such a ny my
that the brothers remained here for
some time
e About five years ago Fred Nc
Naughton returned to England, but
Tom liked It so well IN this country
that he remained and went into
muslcaI comedy. He was with The
Spring Maid for nearly three years.
In which he originated the role Of
Roland the actor It was In. shis
production that he did his now FAM
tous recitation. THE Three Trees
Following The Spring Maid Nc
Naughton was in Sweethearts.
"Sud;. and -Fads and Fancies:
r. Not Yet in Film.
McNaughton was planning to
spend the summer abroad, and had
made all arrangements to said when
the Lubin company persuaded him
to cancel the trip and join the Iubin
players. McNaughton has never ap
peared In pictures before It did
notFtake him long, however. to adapt
himself to screen performing, and
those, who have seen him work are
unanimous IN the opinion that NC
Naughton VIII be even funnier N
pictures than on the stage
With Marie DRESSER, Billie
Reeves and Tom McNaughton.SL ubin
has three valuable comedy stars A'c-
,cording to the Lubin management,
other widely known comedy stars
are to Join the. .Lubin company
shortly ~ -
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
They Are Hurled UNCONSCIOUS
INTO Hudson RIver froHl:an
0ioSGoV.

HssTEaGS. June es-assIed-
ertcdss BeueEdne well known &C
tor. and aaIasB Marshall, leading
woman for the Gotham Film. Com
pany, yearly lost fheir hEes by The
prematrre explosion OF 200 pounds Of
dynamfte under an old scow from
which they were about to jump into
herone IN the fna pictures OF a
mo4js5ca15ed The Trade Secret Fhe
derelict scnw: the Thomas Wallace,
vas blown to smifhereens, de
BeIleviIle and Miss Hdarsha5 we're
hurled into the water consctous
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

produced here and in other cities
M. Smith has also written num-
Der of songs and has arranged the
music for others. He has also ar
ranged musical numbers for various
stage productions. For number OF
years Prof. Smith was identified
with the celebrated Weber and
Fields productions in New York and
his compositions have the benefit OF
an actual stage experience. He has
n masnif cent tenor voice.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
<zMizPAHv REQUIRES
ELAB0RAI PROPS

The work of preparing for MI
pah' is growing in importance The
walls Of Babylon are to be con-
sstructed many miles from Los AnSe-
les and small army of builders and
workmen is to be employed AT an
other location the streets OF JeTs1s-
Ss1eT1., rfII appear As these
sssnrops'' are to be Constructed solid1y
and In replica OF the same structures
OF the Holy Hand. the Selig forces
at Los Angeles have somewhat OF
job on their hands
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

-sonaltty and his. wonderful ahility In.
makeup enables Periolat to success
portray this diitncuit c11zractertSSs
zation. : -.
Per1oiat has long been referred 10
by critics and photoplay as
the master OF characteTSa acting But.
as Luke Lowell, In The Diamond
From the SKY Per1elat the critics
Enanimously agree. furnished one
=of the most elective poFtrayals ever.
screened. -
a native OF Chicago. Pedo1at. has
been playing before the motion picture
-camera for5saboar I've years BEFORE
faldnr nm studio -rork, heAhad spent
many years7on thes legfrimate stage
in support OF nnmerouBe ceieorsdess-
auong them Otis Sinner and Mau-s
rice BaTrym0re. -
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

stance where secrets guarded as the
Oriental only can guard them, have
ever been exposed The Princess
plays the story Of her own life and
its long list OF successes Scenes
were taken on the Onard desert. en-
tire streets were built to represent
Cairo. ana hundreds Of people were
senpioyed Camels and fne arabian
horses weref ecial1y: imported IN
order to give the proper atmosphere
to the 0rIental play:
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
sToWELL SIGNED
BY Amerfean Film Company 70. Play
s: -zHeaIys Ro1es.sSl,

william stowean Who for I've years ais
has been a 5eadins man IN the Se1ig
COMPANY, has signed a contract to ape
pear ii American DIN Productions
EStowell WIZ play roles known as
Esheavy%::TFI His first important appear
ance will be in Tae END OF the
Road y 4 Forthcoming American TEA
tpre release He wiz play opposite
EHarold Lockwood, who cast d. the
E1ezdins role IN ths piece Great
things are ze1pected o.StoweM amid
his neTssuFrosundtngs- =
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
GOLDEN GATE SCENES.

The western vitagraph Company
with studios at Santa Monica, Cali
fornia, has just completed three.
part drama. The Iore1e1 Madonna.
In which some of the most beautt-
fu1 spots. the length and breadth OF
the Golden State, are reproduceu on
the screen has backgrounds for
dramatic action. ".
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
HAVING BIG Runs

G. nL Anderson,s latest new series
of one-ree9 western dramas are
breaking an records for popularity:
They are drawing immense crowds IN
All theatres In which they are shown
Broncho BF1Iy's Work OF Hqnor
and The Wealth OF the Poor" have
had unprecedented runs
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
SUFF'RAGET FILM.

A large delegation OF sufragete
chosen by Mrs William Raymond
Brown, Of the Empire State cam
pafgn com mittee, has been working
al. the vitagraph. studios during the
past few days in a three part pic
ture ..The Ruling Power dealing
with the question OF equal rights.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
Il 7ft tY s Bid for
Hall OF F117le

Herewith Is a
gustine J. Smith.
likeness OF Au-
sC1arksburg's ac-
thor. tenor, COM
poser and play
wright, who has
achieved consid-
cradle fame with
a number OF
operas, musical
comedies, vaude-
i'll e sketches
"a n d o t h e r
stage la y s,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
wSGiE STUDIOS ENEARGED-

With directors. stars and other
employees increasing. Ia number daily,
the Selig Polyscope Company has
been forced to make many additions
to its great jungle Zoo studio,
Among these are three addi1o nal
.staaeS property rooms, dressing
rooms and two acres Of newly filed
ground. u ..-l.s....t
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
sDIJFF-G ORDON,S
MODELS ARlEFILNlED
.L,,cu,al,a nost bemitch1ng.

LucHe's most bewitchfng creations
were selected from the bevy OF
beauties permanently $emplogedea the
West 5Tfh stree. bdshment MISS
fetching white lace and bonnet cos
tune: Miss 3 aha Grey IN blue taf-
feta; Miss Phyllis IN a blue }brocade
evenns ceration. and Miss Dolores
in dainty evening robe sof coral
chiffon < - .
Some OF the most beautiful dress
Is shown IN the picture are worn by
Miss Irene Fenwfck who plays the
lead OF Frances Ward the extraFa-
giant wife of Richard Ward. whose
+crazesf for style leads tosu5schiet
The spendthrife' is in six
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
Hassa5, Exposes
HnTen1 Secrets

9 The, life of Princess Hassan. for
merly an American actress, as shown
in the films has created little short
of sensation as this is the first 1n-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
r rii0 lat A dept
In Milking W

No more vivid or effective charac-
terization OF. gypsy has ever been.
presented on a motion picture screen
than that furnished by George Per1o-
lat. as Luke Lowell. I. In The Dia-
mond From the, Sky. A striking per
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20

Woman and
z@s4
of
II
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
Marie Tempest
Joins U7niUersdL

Marie Tempest. the famous Lon
don actress, has signed contract 70
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-20
REth1sa FOB FAIR

.s:isTvo Eenmen IN Butte. Mon,
], choosnc the moment when a
makebeGfeve gunpta act was
> being put onsat q Ear9eVal4e )
sfheate IN that cssy up !.
thesSox office emptoyes and
SOLE s6T4 go = -. : - 8
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REAL lA.P hZESEs IN
l71HfE FOX WOMAN

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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-09-03
Sold by Westerman & Rankin, Lexington, Mo.
Worth Bates went to Marshall

Worth Bates went to Marshall
Monday morning on business.
DR.. and Mrs. E. M. Rankin and
son, Harry Horton, left Wednes-
day morning for their home in
Easton, Pa, after a visit here
with Mr.. Rankin's mother, Mrs.
w. D. Rankin.
Rev. Chas. A. Sudbrock left
Wednesday for st. Joseph, Mo,
to attend the West German M.
E. conference. His lay delegate,
Henry Marcks, left yesterday to
attend thessonference,
Little Miss Florence Barron of
Kansas City arrived Wednesday
for a visit here with her
grandmother, Mrs. H. A. Bar
ron.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Golladay
took their daughter, Miss Atlas,
to Kansas City Tuesday after
noon to enter the German hos
pital for treatment.
Miss Edna Meinecke returned
Friday morning from a visit in
st. Louis.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-09-03
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
GA . RIA

Miss Mabel Rush returned
Thursday evening from a visit
in Orrick, Mo.
Thomas Walker, Jr., returned
Thursday evening from a visit
in Higginsville.
Mrs. Robert Taubman and two
grandchildren, Miss Amelia Bas-
ket and Edwin Taubman, return
ed Friday from a months
stay at Macatawa, Wis.