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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
Some Name

Among the list of applicants for citi. zenship which is posted on the bulletin board in the office of Clerk of the Su- pcrior Court J E. James, appears the following name: Jacob Ludwig Robert Oscar Gilbert Kurth Wilfred KalI RcuIeaux Mir. Reuleaux was native of Australia and wishes 10 become an American citizen. he IS a resident of Wii;sox .; the present time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
Alter Jurors

The Shcriff'> fierce is lusy ar present
 rr.'nr up those i"rturare citizens of CacEi,e county who had their names 'r-wu from rha '"-v rp> rr -dav and wii report here for duty on 'he o-uing of July btn rn~ 'urors are w-ll scattered from all parts of the coua'y and arr representative body of men T. Is doubi!ul fl the iuIl pan- el Is iound and iS wll no dolbJ be De
 cessaFy 10 have a special venier 10 fill
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
From Thursday's Daily.
Cnanue Departments

Wm McSparrun has taken chssse of tie Bunker Hill warehouse ou the hill, ard ] Iolmes has been appointed to the po,itinu of ch,ei clerk formerly oc cupied bv NIT McSparr
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
To Visit Parents

Miss Fay Kennedy departed yc>'.t day afternoon for sr. MaS> CT nG,rr she viii visit with her parri; she expects to be absent abou, q. nth Mise Kennedy is ,hc cfic; deputy in the offic- Of County Schoa Superintendent Miss Minmc l.Iutz.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
Back from Phoenix

J x Gaines. secretary of the Co., chise County Taxpayers aSsocciat on returned home las, evening frem PL"e- nix. where he has been during the ses- si"ns of th legislature
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
Asks for Damages

Caroline C. Maynard and her hus- band H. D. Maynard of Douglas have brought suit in the Superior Court against :he Phelps Dodge Mercantile Company for damages in the sum of s5GO0. The complaint alleges that Mrs Maynard on March 10th tripped and fell over the tongue of a small truck that the company had lett on the sidewalk and broke her Jeff wrist SO that it is permanently disabled and asks the arount for damages.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
CONSUMES ENTIRE BU|LD-
 |NG ADJOINING THE CITY HALL;
 VOLUNTEER F|REMEN ON SCENE
Flames Gain Quick Roadway Making Quick Work of Frame Building Belonging to Mrs c. H. Fly,
 Occupied by Dr. Grador, of this City
ENTIRE CONTENTS LOSS, WHICH IS SET AT slsOo

This afternoon about o'clock, fire which threatened to entire block of Tombstone occurred and but for the prompt work of the Volunteer fire departmental the city assisted by the citizens who turned the alarm, serious consequences would have resulted
 As it is the eutre building formerp occupied by Mrs C. s. Fly and used lodging house, with photograph gallery in the rear is burned the ground with not part of the saved and Dr. Grador aged who has resided in Tombstone for the past several years is severely burned about the face and body.
 While the origin of the flames is unknown. it is sup. posed it caused from spontaneous combustion. How Dr. Grador by Prospector reporter this afternoon stated that he had had fire in the stove since yesterday and that he unable for the origin The contents of the building owned by Mrs Fly and the entire belongings of the aged man total loss leavug him entirely penness He is at present the home of friends where he is being cared for.
 The building owned by Mrs Fly frame struc- ture and burned like finder. Within were stored many curos of the early days well pictures and negatives that were priceless relics Mrs. Fly has been notified by wire of her loss.
 Had it not been for the splendid water pressure ob ainabe is probable that the entire block including the City Hall and business buildings Allen street would have been Swept by the flames which famed by the high wind of this afternoon may have psoven such fire experienced here in the early days when the entire bus- ness district of Tombstone burned to the ground
 However the splendid fight put up by the fire fighters preventing further spread of the flames, saved the ad joining buildings, while the o. K. Stables in the rear which were in danger were also saved
 Sparks flying the street during the fury of the flames ignted the old La Rita hotel building adjoining the Prospector office but however, prompt work prevented spread and further danger from this quarter was experienced.
 The loss including both the building and it's contents will sum up close to $500 according estimate with no insurance.
 LATER
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
erom Douglas

Chief ProhariSr Officer A w Howe ~a-Cr-cd home lhiS morning from Dnucl,s where he went on matters .unnect-d with his office
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
Returned to B.sbee

John RT.viu has returned in Bishee tiJrr two weeks yiSlt III Tombstone aith Hl, plrenos Chicl nf Pouc- Geo .rtyn and fsmlv
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
Supervisors Me {

1h, Board cf Supervisors wi,l be in .,ior cu rssday tie sixth, anG will 5 on routine matters a. well as au- ing tills and attending 70 special tiers that may come up at. that time
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
From Fa'rbank

Mrs. Robert Reed, accompanied by her children motCyed up from their home a, rairhank this afternoon on visit with relatives
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
From Friday's Daily.
To St navid

N:, George T. Bowen and children lct yesterday for S. David. where they Aili spend sevrral weeks. the guests of IF and Mrs T Bu>ny. 'i hat placa
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04

LADIES make shields at home, SIC for 100. work sen; prepaid. No can wasting. Send stamp IVANHOE MFG. CO. St. Louis. Mo. Adv
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
From California

Mss Helen iAtell has returned Eom, from Los AneeleS. where she ,aush; u thc puhlic scl loolS for the pas; year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
Visiting Friends

Miss Julia RockielIow. accompanied by her sister. Miss Henrietta, and b-o-her Phillip. arrived in the city last evening from the Rockfellow ranch in the Cochise St: on hold and are tire guest, oi friends for several days
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
From Benson

Attorney c Gibson returned home yesterday afternoon from visit q" Benson on busineS. matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
From fairbank

Chinese Inspector JeT Milton. sta. oned at Fairhank was among the i.n,-, iu C county seat today oa uSins S> matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
Clever Woman.

The average woman. the Golden City Tribune points out. can do al most anything with a hairpin except sharpen a pencil. and she can do that with her teeth
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
Prisoners to Pen

nsouty sheriff Percy Bowden lift l. E.'r1iag for T,'.,rc" having in Tstod three prisoners for the peni- ,~ria-v
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
OLD ARIZONA CHARACTER,
 KILLED IN EARTHQUAKE.

PHoENIx. JnIy 4.-Old Jim Pencil. A character well known throughout
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
Returned from Vacation

County Sten grapher Ms Nellie Hayward returned 10 Tombstone th,S morning from the middle cat. whcIr. together with her husband. she h.s been on an extended visit During lieir abs ncr the Haywards visited sn Mineral Wells. Fort Worth and ball IS Texas. for a considerable pcnod. going nom there 10 Alexandria. La. where they spent a few days. and from Alex ardria ro Chicago While in Chicag" .lrs Hayward had a sIish: operation t.If rmcd on her bereti,ting them
 A.lrr all extended stay m Chicago. Nr and Ms Hayward went 10 Kan SIS Cry on short r.sit and from tl=rc returned home NIr Hag ward Is
 ouduc,or on the F r x S " frorn
 ousla> CourtIand while AIr> Hey. a'd is ih,. efficient stenoarapher iu the ,..ce of County Attorney J. F. Ross
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
LATER

Just as we go to press the fighters again called out to put out small blaze in the adjoining building, which was previously threatened.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-04
Gar 0t Gas

F \. Wolcott today received for his .- -s.--Asaa4,a... .. --..D.G .. -t4.a4.I
 oliur which is being unioaded to- day
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
Farmers Hold Rally.

and picnic of farmers in the south
eastern section Of the county was
held to day at Pleasant Union school,
in Greene township. 1t is estimated
that a thousand persons, farmers,
their wives and children, We're in at
tendance 1t was combination rally
day for farmers union forces, farm
demonstrators and the school board.
County Demonstration Agent +. II,
Anderson talked on grass production,
Mr. De Loache talked on Co-opera-
ton. and County Superintendent Foust
and others presented the matter Of
schools.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14

MoScoIiteS Opp0S.ag Drive 81
AuStrians and Germans No.
lake Railroad Lines; FieHt-
ING Is Over Wide Area,
Cars Forces Now Strongly
Reinforced
~ III, A,-,- ta,ed rr


l'"iuoh, sept. I-- ne western
front with continuous ARTILLERY en-
"a gagements. occasional Infantry ar
tackS and the probability chat innort-
ant events. now impending. viii soon
begin. attracts almost ~ much atten-
tion as the eastern hattleficldS where
the Russians and AuStro- German. are
contending for the mastery OF railway
lines the possession of which viii
make the victors more secure when
the time comes to 90 INTO winter
quarters
For some time vet. however the
east is likely to be the scene IT the
more sensation al actions The Rus
slams are putting forth q strong Of
| fenSive on either wing and arc maEln,
| an equally stubborn defenSiv. iii the
| center where the Austro-Gcrrnans AL
| though gaining ground daily and com
| ing closer to the Nilna-Rovno rail
way. are meeting with increasing op-
position.
Fighting Widespread
Each village. stream ana road IS
| proving the scene Of a sanglinary en-
gagement. For example Sktdel 4
town immediately east Of Grodno
| which at last has been captured By
the Germans. was the center of a
battle lasting several days with alter
mating success The Germans attacked
the town again and again. maSsing
heavy artillery for the purpose and ac-
cording to the Berlin official state
ment, did not succeed in overcoming
the Russians until last night
Throughout the great marsh dis
trict. from this point southea stWard
to Rovno. similar contests are taking
place. The Austro- Germans are try
ing by every means in their power "a
force their Uav through Ia tho wilma
POvnO railway before the heavy rains
set in and mt an end II me fobtjny
for the time being
Russians Reinforced
In the narrow strip Of Galicia Ne
tween the Sereth river->and The Bes-
, Sarahian frontier the Pussians hav.
heen STRONGLY reinforcad ARA annar.
t emily are weI supplied with guns and
ammunition They renort their third
| victory here over tha Austro- German
forces bringing their total or nrjson-
ers ca aptured during the week no "a
. 3 600
The Arstrians admit that rhay have
suffered setback in this region
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14

Among the Aztec treasures ~ Mex-
ico were found many fine eMeEalds
They were exquisiteiy cut. ana II .~
from this source that the InaShllcehl
eYneralds now forming part cf the
royal collection Of Spain We're sup
uoSel to come.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14

There are fewer suicides among
miners than among any otneT class
of WOrkmen.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
SAYS ALLIES ARE PREPARING,
FOR NEW AND MIGHTY DRIVE
Personal Chauffeur TO Sir John French Describes Life
on Firing Line; Says England Has Nearly Four Mil.
lion Troops; War Unites Nations

man more beloved bv his mon In,
General Joffre. He is idolized hy ali
france, and has the nation at his
back 80
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-07
Gulitildc u,o ,tnpolitiid)c
ManbgloKcn.

ny @al15 Ml1blalro beldaftigt NIT
Ser cine @eoanfe, mas aus oen @ellt=
ide1 ol,f ibrem leidtfertl9en Norz
marid nod aperOcn ioll.
- Die Mllsipriide ser gegel1pars
tige,1 aobincttsmitglieoer iiber midi
tige gogesfragen %iollte1 gelonmlelt
meroc1. l1nlddbbares Woterlal filr
einen SSobannes Sderr!
.
Ole @%eiscternte III Gellfidlatl
lit 10 reihlid arlsgefauell, bab 'oie
meiltc1 9adncrbnte altigebobelt ipcr'
sen fonnten. Sir @rpBbritanniel
cine oircfte 9elcioiglll9t
Iie llcl1trolen 2a,tber auerbct es
nad)gerooe miibe, bon gnglmlo, Dos
y,fiir sic Mcd)tc Ser Melttralclt'
fantpit, iid bcpprmnloen SIT lailel
9hlr sic Ser. Staotell oauarten ab."
Die MngeiteIlten an,erifaniid)el
Mlmitionsfabrifen laben ibre 2ob1l
lult so 4ro5ent erbobt befnnmlerl
rnlo ,uen,l ser arieg nod 5 Mfonat'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-07
Entered at the PostoffIcs at Davenport
40 Second cIass Matter.

senaiaaiIausease, feas sin,n,ern ieSe mode
ntrb an bic albonnenten tn biefer stabt mi
~ 1entS tp5ttentIt& ober $500 iAtrIt6 q
SsraHSdatIing fret fatoeItefert.
1Rtt ber Bot ouberbaIb ber etabt. rad IL
ee9e eHeus Boftaunt In ben Ser. Staten, "a.
~ ober Reztco. $500 tdtrIt6 BET Bsral,S
Pie es1seaal . MxSSaDe, MT bura bic Dor
tAerltd e1.00 Bel BorauS5abIlxo.
Per r4atttuDdeHttt9e D.ntnfrat", burd 81,
pop tnnertalb ber Der. Staaten unb burd
fytger tn Der gtabt $3.50, BET gorauSadbIlnI
200; mad. Canada $3.50 unb mad Gurope
N.e0 per Satr BET Bornls5abIunp.
Der sD5teutlt9e 9emptrat", In abel xbet
te1. @R1tttpoGS nNb Sonnabenbs, ioftet timer
kolI ber Ber. etaatet 5000, mad garabn uni
40 exropa $3.50 tdtrltd tet Boraus5atItne
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-07

Sic Geiterreidcr boben cineu5
@mcrifancr, Der I'M italicnildcn Sliez
aerforps bicnt, perinua,bet. Ml1 cine,
gerlebung neutraler He1te2
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-07

Der 5treit 5piiden 1el1tidF
lan0 nn0 1nierer 6cgicull1g lit erle-
oigt. Die beutidle Megierlna bat Ml=
les 5ugeita1ben, mas ser Yraiioent III
lei1er 9eote betreffs Scr n9uittonia"
g%eforocrt i6at. Cine Ser enfnng bon
6m1oeIsidiffen miro nid,t oblre por-
9berigen slllrlrf lrno inter mogliditer
Sideritellung bon Mamlldniten un0
N%aliaaicrcn erfolgcn. gs batte fei-
nen 3lpef, it'd IN llnteritduungcn ein-
slllaiien, ob Die sSoroerllngen ltlllerer
&%egierl1ng bered)tigt maren. Die
@allptiade lit, oaB cine aefdbrIide
&riic ibre Grleoiglr1g gefunoen bot.
@enn man in @ufbingtm lagt, BOB
Ser 4rdiioent ei,1e1 groBelt Diploma
tilden Sieg errlln9en babe, 10 mollen
mir Sen Sctreffenben Sic Srelroe nidlt
miBgGrl1cn. Gun 3cutidcn lit mebr
oorarl oelegen, ben 6ricben 51 pob-
rel1, ais Ned)t slt befmlte1. Iber iie
babe,t lett ein Hedlt, SIT perlangen,
SOB ser @raiioent it'd nun al,d) be,
mii)t, %oiplomotildr Srilunp6e iiher
england SIT feiern, 0as sic Med)te Ser
Ser. Staaten III Ser ldTnolidltcll
Weiie peraeapaltigt.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22

picted In a comedy written by her
self entitled Betty In Search of a
Thrill Miss Janis in her own vi
yacious manner will endeavor to
drive home the pitfalls into which
any inexperienced girl is apt to stray.
A Metro Picture.
Tuesday, a B. A. Rolfe-Metro pro-
duction starring William Faversham
1.-The Right. of Way, will be the fea-
ture. After period of long neGo-
tiations, Mr.. Faversham was pre-
vailed upon by the Metro officers to
enter moving pictures. The remun-
GRAFTON he received for his work in
this play. it is understood, equalled
what this great actors profits would
be on a full season starring on the
dramatic stage. Another interesting
Feature this day will be Salisbury's
pictures of-wild animal life in Amer
lea. No. hunter, fisherman. OF ma
ture lover can see these wonderful
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
EN|CAIT cav
BASIS OF FILM
Daatardly Means of Treating
Prisoners Shown Up in

eEuxfAsye Law. which has played
such bAy and bloody part In Mex
ican hfsttI-y during the last two.
wears ana " which means several OF
the republisSs most famous men have
haen s.dispotSDdo OF. IL cleveriy work
I'd into one OF the scenes or The
Exile Of .BarsK7 Ranch" two part
FlyinR "a" .(iNutuaD border drama.
fimfng of whikl was recently COM
pieted for the N ritual program.
White one Of the most dastardly
means ever eyol ned for the dispos-
ing Of a person, fugitive law" new
ertheless. is recogSlfEed ana upheld
throuehout MexicA. How many
times IL has been uut to use stnce
Mexico started on hAr turbulent ca
reer is problematicaI. Hut 1t has been
said that it had claiAsed thousands
of victims of all sexdAk fugitive
law is this-a prisoncA Is sent out
to designated spot unlA,r gnard. or
the door OF his prison cell Is pur-
posely Left unlocked to encourage e--
cane. ,. go.
afppear' and the prisoner, beltevtng
the coast clear. seeks to esAaDe- AS
he starts, the hidden guaNts open
FIRE If he escapes. he is frea for all.
time. But his chances are pntgnty
slim.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22

which dealt with the teachings of
Swedenborg and tho occult OF spirit
ualism Tho tale. Tho Blood sSeed-
ling" attracted much attention ey-
e-ywhere wien 1t appeared in Lippn-
colts Magazine. After Mr.. Hays
death the story was re-issued at pop
uIar demand.
Now the statesman's story is to
be filmed. The sSelig Polyscope Com
pany. which has the photoplay rights
to the viriIe tale, has placed the
story in Director Thomas Santschi's
hands for production. It will appear
as q Selig Diamond Special" under
its. original title. In the really big
story. q crime is disclosed in very
novel manner Naturally Mr.. SAINT.
scti win play the lead. Martin Warn
er is the leading lady. while Leo
-Pierson and Lafayette Mckee are
also cast in important roles.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
new KLHNE PLAY
"The Green Cloak is. Being.
Filmed with Irene Fen
wick in Lead.

1.-The Green Cloak one of owen
Davts's successful dramatic success
SEES, is being filmed at the George
Kleine studios with Miss Irene Fen
wick in the lead Of Ruth McAilis-
ter. Miss Fenwick is supported by
a selected cast which includes Della
Conner, Blanche Aimee. Roland Bot
tomIey. William Anker, John DAVID
son. Richie Ling, Anna Reader,
Franch Belcher and Katherine Brook.
THE Green Cloak" is dramatic
subject of great force and should
give Miss Fenwick splendid oppor-
tunities. The story verges on the
melodramatic. contains much mystery
and many tense. breathless moments.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
DRAMA ADDED
Another Three-ReeI Film to Be
in Essanay Program Each
Week.

The Essanay film COMPANY again
boosted it's program by adding an
other three reel drama each week.
Beginning with September l, 1t dis
continues\ its one act drama re-
leased ons Monday. and substitutes
the three reel photoplay.
The weekly program thus consists
of two three reel dramas, p two reel
drama: featuringG. M. Anderson ana
inr with an animated cartoon ard
scenic release, a one reel western
drama, featring G. NJ. Anderson and
Marguerite Clayton and d one reel
western comedy. This makes to-
tai of eleven reels each week, exclus-i
i've Of the Chaplin comedies and tho
multiple reel feature on ". L. s.
E. program.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
Hairs Tabloid Troupe
Booked for the Palace
win Open Weeks Engagement
with "Tne Broadway
Cabaret. "

The attraction for the coming
week at the Palace theater will be
Halls Musical Tabloid Company
presenting a review OF recent sue
cesses.
Fhe offering for Monday and
Tuesday is called The Broadway
Cabaret" a musical show full OF
life and ginger. snap and go, pre-
senting the latest musical numbers
with each and every member In the
company beautifully costumed. The
chorus of this company is all that
can be required being pretty. grace
full and good dancers.
Hall Has Part.
Sam Carlton. the comedian of the
company. Is clever and rising
young man. Charles Martin and Al
Richie both have exceptionally strong
parts and show them to the best adj
vantage. Mr.. Hall personally up-
pears in the cast and assumes pow
erful dramatic role.
This is promised to-be one OF the
best musical companies ever pre-
scented on the Palace stage. In re-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
WlLM RIGHTS
To osborne's~ Novel, 1.-THE Cats
Paw" Obtained by Edison.

Thomas A. Edison, Inc. announces
that 1t has secured the rights to
William Hamilton Osborne's famous
novel, The Cats Paw" Work on
the big production is already under
way with carefully selected cast OF
Broadway players. The production
viii be released through the various
offices Of the Kleine-Edisop Feature
Film Service. The first Edison fea-
ture to be handled by the new ser
vice is Mrs. Fiske in Vanity Fair,
for, release September 8.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
scENE .Reas. ThE. RvhANAAMr WEE.

filled legitimate theaters- It Is a
story OF an unscrupulous woman's
yiIlainy in separating man and wife
and then encouraging the latter in
the belief that the husband is dead.
Circumstances favor this woman
Hester. in her foul works and many
years pass before the wrongs she has
done are righted In the meantime.
Eastman, the artist. blind and po1-
erty stricken endures hardships and
humiliations-but see this Kalem
drama when It comes to local thea
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22

Livingston. As usual, the ADDED at
traction will be the Paramount Trav-
elouge.
sent Betty Nansan. Stuart Holmes
and Jean Southern IN the great New
York stage success, Should Moth
er Tell?" by Rex ingram. A nifty
little Offering on this program will
be the second series of You Know
Ne AL based on Ring w. Lardner's
baseball stories in the Saturday
Evening Post f3t
Great facing Pay.
An elaborate and spectacular hlm
version of the greatest racing play
ever produced in America, His Last
Dollar" with David Higgins In his
original role OF Joe Braxton, Will pc
bthe feature Friday
Saturdays feature offering will be
the great Bosworth production Of
.tfIypocriteSr
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22

For many years, Mckee Rankin $
famous drama. The Runaway Wife"
drew crowds to the theaters in which
1t was shown. Its great heart inter
est made 1t decided attraction Re
Gently, Kalem made four act pho
toplay production of this drama, en-
gaging Stewart Baird, a star who
has appeared in some of Broadway's
foremost successes, to enact the role
of Eastman, the artist. II anything.
the photop1ay Is stronger than the
stage production which for. years
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
Noted Stars to Be at
The Grand This Week

pictures without being absorbed by
their vivid reality.
Novel Feature.
Wednesday. departing from the
usual custom OF feature producers.
tho Paramount Pictures Cooperation
will present novel screen Offering
in the form of two photo productions
of world famous stories asa single
6ouble feature release These stor-
les are "Bootless Baby, from tho
popular story By John Strange Win
ters, in four reels. and The. Man on
the Case from the play by Grace
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22

But for Helen. the Limited would
have been blown up by Red Leary
and his gang. Not only did the brave
girl Illustrate the desperadoes. but
she also brought about their capture
Helen saved the life OF
the railroad detective who was on
the trail of the crooks. The story
is told in The Limfted's PERIL the
newest episode of Kalem's sensation
al Hazards of Helen railroad series.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
JOINS EASTERN COMPANY.

Lillian Drew, the well known char
acter actress with the Esanay film
company, has joined Joseph Byron
.Totten and his eastern company of
Essanay players, taking special pho
toplays requiring q setting along the
Atlantic coast. Miss Drew is ex-
pected to remain with the eastern
company until its return to Chicago
In the fall, playing leading charac-
ter roles.