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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
Gonbo Us
Ride in
a II otel
Woman, Dressed in Ball Gown,
also Takes Part in En-
tertaInn1erf-

SEATTLE, June R.-The cowboys,
clad in picturesque chaps and SOM
breros OF the range and rlding Gaydy
caparisoned causes, salopsng through
the lobby and dining room Of the
Hotel Savoy, swinging their lariats
and whoopIng in true indian fashion.
caused sensation among the guests
The establishment was not 1esscned
when a pretty woman IN q ballroom
sown rode. one OF the spirited am
mails up and down the tiled floor.
The entree OF the cowboys came as
complete surprise to friends who
had Sathered for dinner and dance
in honor :of Mr. and Mrs Frank Man
ley. OF the Iditarod- who are leaving
for season in the North. Mr.. Man
dew is big mining operator in the
Iditarod, and Mrs ManIey a Jolly lit
tie woman IS a true northerner She
del7shts in the arctic sun, and is OF
the type equally at home mushlng be-
hind dog team or on a ballroom
floor.
To prove that she IS an outdooss
woman and has not forgotten how to
ride in spite of her winter season on
The soutside,' Mrs. ManIey Ieaped on
the cayuse and rode him out into the
lobby. while the guests yelled and
CAPPED their approval
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
CHINA PICTURED
In Twelve Interesting Reels 0
Dorsey Expedition Just
Released.

The second series of the Dorsey ex-
petition pictures have just been re-
leased by the United Photoplays Com
.pauy. They are now filing two
weeks engagement at the Studebaker
theater. Chicago. China Is the sub
iect of this set In it one is given a
neep into the daily intimate life OF
China.s president. OF particular in
terest now is china,s army. which is
covered extensively by this motion
Twelve reels were used by Dr.. Dor
sew In the pfcturizing Of China SO
consequently there will be two ser
les and all OF these were taken IN
der the personal supervision OF Pres
ident Yuan Shi kaf'S own oRcials-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13

course is Beatriz Nachelena. and the
scenario provides characteristic
story OF western mining life with a
wealth Of incident and a variety OF
picturesque characters. amidst beau
tiful settings. in Europe and America.
Beatriz M1chelena has part that
brings out her delicate art to perfec-
.ion; she has splendid acting chances.
comedy as well as dramatic. She is
naturally beautiful to look at; in this
photoplay she becomes positively rad
liant with loyeliness.
Action Shifts to Paris
The scenes Of the drama change
from California to Paris; then they
return to this country. The story
embraces a powerful love element
which never dags. Lily's lover, Joe
passes through variety of exciting
adventures and vicissitudes and does
not get his girl until he has Suffered
innumerable privations and dared
many perils for her sweet sake
And when BeatuZ Mtchelena. Is
seen as The Lily you VIII eassuredly
say that she was worth fght1ng and
waiting for
the LILY OF Poverty Flat With
out any doubt. VIII establish Mss
Michelena with greater drmness than
even IN popular ta1or.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
THRILLING
5 Gun Fight in g he Breaks
of The Game" an Edison
Feature

z gun fight which. Tor its intense
grim realism is believed to be UNI
matched on the screen. /. shown IN
the Edison The Breaks OF the Came
written and produced by Director Eu-
gene Rowland The fight goes in the
dark and suspense IS wonderfully
held by the spectator seeing nothing
OF what is going on, except when
the fash of the pistol l1umtnates for
an instant one of the fighters.
about foregone when Captain Ward.
Edison, and for many years cepta:n
Of the New York police force. says It
is the most realistic gun fight he ever
saw-and he knows by grim reality
and is vivid presentation OF the
plots, counterplots and intrigues that
marked that eventtul period in the
history of England.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
TWO BABIES
Taken to Death along with
Their Mother, Who browns
Herself.

OSSINING, June 1.-THE body OF
Mrs. William Keitch. of 40 Water
street, Ossintng. who disappeared
several days ago with her two chill
dren, was found floating in the Hud-
son river here the other day. It is
believed that shy drowned herself
and her children in the same place
where her father, James Atkinson.
was drowned two years ago
Stanley Prinsney found the BODY
OF four-year-old James Keitch IN the
water at the village dock and later
in the day Police Chief Michael Ford
of Haverstraw, notified the Ossining
police that the third body. that OF
May Keitch. aged fifteen months, was
picked up at Haverstraw-
Mrs. Keitch was respondent be-
cause her husband. railroad electr1-
clan was out OF work
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
Gus
Millionaire Presents Each Rel
alive with Auto and
$4,000 Check.

CEDAR FAILS, Iowa, June L
Henry Prefer. OF Philadelphia, son
OF one sof Cedar Falls earliest
pioneers. now head OF the big chem1-
cal company Of Philadelphia. St
Louis and Chicago and a mult-mil-
lionaire, concluded a two weeks visit
with his brother and sisters here by
presenting each of them with check
Tor $4,000 and an automobile His
benefactSons In this Nay tota1ed
nearly 100000.
The benefciaries are H. ]. Prefer.
L.. PETER Mrs D. C. Merner. Mrs.
". f. Noble. brothers and sisters.
and exMayor w 81. MerneE. d q
Mener and s.. E. Merner. brother
in-Iaw Beside this, the children
of all these people were likewise re-
menbered handsomely
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
next FEATURE
TO Be Produced by D. w.
Griffith is Subject of
Much Discussion.

Much speculation is rife in FINLAND
AS to what will be the subject OF the
next feature photoplay to be produced
by David Ward Griffith. who recently
ret11ned to the Reliance-Majestic
(NautnaD studios In HOLLYWOOD. Cal.
after q long sojourn in the East,
where his masterpiece. The Birth OF
the Nation. Is being presented.
1T is said that he has under con
sheraton plans for the production Of
THE Quest OF the Holy Grail" sug-
gested by the famous frescoes OF Ed
WIN Austin Abbey. that adorn the
walls OF the public library in Bos-
Reprocuction OF these frescoes IS
controlled by Mrs, Abbey, widow OF
the noted artist. and negotiations are
being made with her and her brother
fn4law. Charles Scribner, the New
YORK mnblfsher. who manages her at
fairs. forthe rights to photograph the
ffeScoeS
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
GOSSIP OF TIE STAGE

Actors, equally Association, at the
Panama-Pacido exposition at San
Francisco on July 8, which VIII be
Actors, day
Edward Davis has written play
called The Blessed and the Damned
which has just been presented IN
Newark. The author enacted the lead
ing role. and another actor IN prom
tnent part was Russ WhytaL
Petty hansen. who is appearing In
this country IN photoplays. Is 70 be
decorated by King Haakon OF Nor
way for artistic merit. Madame Nan
sen has already been presented gold
medals by the late king OF Denmark,
and King Oscar Of Sweden
" "
Marguerite Clark Is to appear IN a
motion picture version Of Nice and
Men"
It Is said that many OF the leading
legitimate managers are inserting a
clause in their contracts with play
ers restraining the latter from APP
pearing in moving picture plays with
out previous consent. This IS to meet
the competition Of the movies
"a Day in Paradise a new Wen
nese operetta, was produced by the
Shuberts lately in Schenectady. N
Y.
Sam Bernard IS to make his debut
on the picture play stage IN The Dan
gerous Maid which is said to be
very funny
"A new farce recently produced IN
New York bears the all.terative and
al1urtng title Of Flora FIirtabout's
Flight"
Blossom See1ev has been engaged
for one OF the principal parts in Ned
weyburn's Town Topics, which will
be one OF the summer revueS.
Laurette Taylor will appear next
season under the management OF K1aw
and Erlanger and OF George C. Tyler.
in three plays by her husband, T.
Hartley Manners
" "
Owing to the great success Of --Tril-
by the Shuberts are going TO make
three annual star cast REVEALS OF
noted plays One will be made in
September. one at New Year and the
third in the spring.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
NEW PLAY
.The End ofthe Road, Cast is
Headed by Harold
ocilyvOOd.

Harold Lockwood, who scored q ire
mendous hit in "sThe Lure OF the
Mask." is cast for the leading role
in a coming American feature, the
End OF the Road a hlm adaptlon
of n. Grafton Donnel1y's famous play.
The production Will be enacted oE a
special cast. headed by lockwood ana
May Allison. S. s. Hutchinson oe
vored fornisht to the selection OF
the PLAYERS for this remarkable pic
Harold Lockwood, Of corse, VII
dominate the action lis role Is one
that win enable him to display the
varied features OF his remarkable
histrouic ability.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
MONUMENT
To Be Erected 10 First Amefi-
canN Killed in War of
1885,

COLUMBUS, o., June ia mod
est. but fitting monument to cost S1:-
0e0 is to be erected to the memory OF
George Burton Meek OF SandusSS
county, the first American boy VINO
lost his life IN the Spanish-Anertcan
ne was killed on the United States
gunboat winslow. at the battle OF
Cardenas Harbor, Cuba, May "A, leSe-
He was born IN SandusN county'
March s, 1873
Senator Whites bill. providing TOT
the monument was pasted some t1fne
ago by the senate and a few days ago;
by the house.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13

Here are six Of the many screen
idols that have won fame and popu-
larity within the last few years. 1t IS
not so long since the matinee idol
held absolute sway, but in the film
world he has found a capable and ef-
fcient rival who has usurped the
hearts OF nilady throughout the land
King BaSgot one OF the first leS2t-
innate players to enter the screen
field, is perhaps one OF the best knoVVn
screen stars. He is with the Imp
company in New York City. Ben VII
son formerly with another large con-
Germ in New York joined the Unt-
yersal forces about q year ago, While
Billy Garwood left California TO be
come an Imp star under the aote
management Of Julius Stern
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
MAKES DEBUT
Myrtle TannehH's First Ap.
pearance in Movies is
with kalem-

Myrtle Tannehin has just made her
motion picture debut and win shorty
be seen in the three act ka!em
broadway Fayor1tes feature Wneh
the Mind SLEEPS"
At the time she was offered the OPP
portunity to Join the ranks Of the film
PLAYERS years ago, Miss TannehiH was
member OF William Gillette's The
Admirable Crichton" COMPANY This
was her first professional engagement
and inbued with the ambition to win
success upon the legitimate stage,
she shook her head when the produc-
ing director urged her to accept his
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13

Jack Kerrigan is conceded to be the
handsomest screen actor in America.
but does not depend on his good looks
Tor his success He IS contentious
worker and believes In giving his
oest to the screen He has won in
Vulnerable popularity contests and is
said to receive more mash" notes
from girls of every age than any
other OF the famous screen idols.
Bob Leonard will be remembered
for the wonderful Master Key ser
ial which he produced and many
ether notable productions. Herbert
Raavlinson. the good looking Sanford
Quest in -'The Black Box" Universal
serial, Is another famous screen star
wro numbers his admirers by the
thousands.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
Buck Deer
Commits
Suicide
Leaps in Front of an Express
Train in Order to Escape
Dogs.

BRESWTER. N Y, June r.
A young buck deer. in order to es-
cape pursuing dogs, committed sui
eide near here Sunday by leaping In
front Of the Federal express OF the
Central New England Railway The
deer was one Of a pa2. which have
been roaming over Stuyvesant Fish s
country place.
The train engineer sent word to
the dispatcher and John ingalls,. the
section foreman, found the deer's
body 100 feet away from where the
engine hit it Game protector Barry
has the vension-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13

Husband of EIoping Spouse
Says He Does Not Mind
Hanging.

Enrased because his wife e1oped
from Newark several months ago,
Frank Dray. of Newark. shot and
killed her shortly before midnight
the other night in house Of 80
Sheldon street
Dray then ran out OF the house.
discharging the revolver He was
arrested for breach Of the peace
When questioned at police headquar-
tiers, he confessed, saying Sure,
I shot her, and I know III hang:
but that's all right y
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13

Wilton Iackaye Is soon TO return
10 vaudeylle after his season in
uby.
alaurette Taylor is said TO have re-
fased a fabulous sum 70 appear IN
yaudey3He-
% Natalie Ait Is TO sing the pTima
Donna role in nes musical comedy,
The Girl Who Smiles
Adelaide Thursron IS to star next
( season in play by Harry ". Haw-
lex called The Defiance"
Spencer H. Cone. brother Of Kate
CEaNton, has been dangerously III but
now4on the road TO recover
AIRED Iate1l, the animal tmperson-
ator, has been engaged for Hands
3D. and will appear as bulldog and
Z rs monkey
Blanche Ring will spend The sum
I'm Los Angles,
The three-star tour OF Diplomacy
has concluded its season
corse Payton is TO have stock
company IN Springfield, Mass
" ~
The small comedian. VIII Archie.
3 Is to appear n moving picture come
dies.
rs w A Brady viii have his pres
.Sent companies in The White Feath-
err next season.
An enterprising woman manager in
salt Lake City is about to compete
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
DOES THE UNUSUAL
Time Honored Conventional
Rules of the Photodrama
Broken by HaWley-

Oru1i Hawley the popular leadlng
woman with the Lubtn players, mas
broken the time honored conventional
rules OF the photodranna IN Inc
Path to the Rainbow, three reeler,
written by Shannon Ffe, d1recteo oy
George W. Terwiniger. and reseaseo
June 80, she portrays the part OF
esr1 ward. who, although deeply loved
nv her guardian, actually does not
NARY 1fm-one OF the few times on
record of such diversion from ene
beaten path
The play. nevertheless, has happy
and satisfactory ending.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
IDLE men
Start Riot in Kansas Town and
They Are Attacked by
Posse.

CALDWELL. Kan, June -
When $50 idle men, posing as har-
vest hands, became defiant the other
day, after city officials had refused
their demand for food, Edward
George. the mayor formed a posse
and escorted them out OF town
-.UnIess we get something TO eat
we viii break into the stores. the
spokesman of the men told the
mayor
That official then telephoned the
town marshal and enlisted twenty
five armed citizens
While the men were mumb1ng
threats. the posse marched them in
double file to the depot and made
them board the first outgoing freight
train
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
IousIed Head is a
Target for Riheman

q corzSERSv1LLE. Ind, June n-
Under the shade OF an oak. on low
hill Louis Schube lay down to rest
the other afternoon. A swtshing
sound disturbed him AS he lifted his
head slightly the sound came again,
and a little furrow OF earth was
kicked M close to his chin He then
moved over the bluff and met his
fricrd. Benjamin Bragg with hds rife.
BENJAMIN had seen the tousled head
and urisra6ng It for a full Erown
groundhog. fred twice.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
III er Rife
Stills an
AufoHor ORR
Woman is Held in $500 Bail
for Shooting a footing
Autoist.

AUSTIN, Pa, June 12.-Mrs.
Martin Brown is bitterly opposed to
automobile horns, as Dr. Philip
HON. Of Austin, has learned to his
sorrow-
The other day the physician was
testing his auto horn in front Of his
residence, which is near that OF Mrs
Brown. The latter discharged a
small bore rife at the physician
One OF the bullets cut the doctors
scalp near the temple, causing a
sA Mrs. Brown was held IN $500 bail.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
Miss CrOss1p071
Universal Star

That Henrietta Crossman has signed
a contract with the Universal Film
Manufacturing Company whereby she
becomes a film, star has just been
made public Miss Crossman is one
OF the greatest emotional actresses
ever known and has appeared in
many successful Broadway produc-
tons 1t required much persuasion
to induce the popular star to give up
her work on the stage. but after vis-
ting the Imp studio in New York she
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
CARTOON COMEDY
ar Different Sort WIN Be Released
by Lubln-

cartoon comedy. drawn by Carl
sESancs Lederer, OF somewhat dif-
sfarent sort, and Introducing q drou
ddItion to the pen and ink creations
Of the screen, VIII be released oy tne
s. Ss5E;fn company July g. The comedy
ID caued ePfng Pong Woo Ping Is
= 6Hfnese urchtn whose grimaces and
srvratfouss are Extraordinary examples
81 tha Scomera.s power: to make Line
s.ot INK seemingly take on LIE -
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
sTARrs JUNE 81

The first installment OF The Bro.
an Coin. the new Universal serial
In which the great stars, Francis Ford I'D
and Grace Cunard are featured VII s1
be shown IN theaters al over me
country on June q At the same time
the story OF the play VIII be run IN
daily nsta1lments n the big AMER
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
TWO CORKERS-

Rosemary Theby and Hary Myers
have lust finished two great pictures.
One Is The Prize Story and the
other, The Bathing Suit Salesman
Goth are corhng good stories and fu1l
OF the usual good Interesting features
which characterdze All Of the Victor
photoplays =
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13

became SC fascinated with the myster-
les OF acting for the screen that she
finally consented to star In q play
for the Universal
Announcement as to Just which OF
her successes she will portray on the
screen viii be made in the near 9u-
ture.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
SCENES HLMEl
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Of feature films. aas been especially
engaged for the man lead. Duncan
McRae also plays in it. with Edward
Earle and Robert Brewer. The main
theme Is that Of an avengtng father
and girl, whose strange career is
shaped by the sinister influence OF a
magnetic, but unprinc1p1ed actor The
play provides one OF the most difficult
roles that Miss Mccoy. has ever es-
sayed. but It is ideally suited to her
intense emotionalism and she is most
hopeful and enthusiastic that her
former successes, both as player and
playwright, will be repeated
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13

screen
4 believe the time is ripe now for
this step. which, while radical, VIII
attract to the moving pictures, music
lovers, who hope will be given
clearer understanding OF what WaS
ner. Beethoven. Schubert, Ruben
stein. Mozart, List and Greig wanted
to convey to the world.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13

Owing to the great success Of '-Tril-
BY" the Shuberts are going TO make
three annual star cast revTvals Of
noted plays. One will be made in
September. one at New Year and the
third in the spring.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13

were munbling
marched them in
depot and made
outgoing freight
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13

Olive Oliver has been selected to
represent :, 900 actors, members OF the
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-03-04
New Food Trees Wanted.

II the economic botanists and plant
breeders can give US series OF new
cropping trees Witch Viii furnish new
foods for both man and beast We
shall have an economic factor which
will combine n number OF forces. be
cause II helps TO meet a number OF
needs. II viii greatly stimulate food
production. also wood production.
Through the development OF plowless
agriculture and terrace water holding.
We shall have conservation OF the soil
and OF fertility We shall also have in
this combination the greatest OF all
forces yet brought TO bear upon the
problem of food control. and also a
great aid 10 navigation and irrigation,
because OF the better conservation OF
water in the soil for springs and
streams. II is problem with which
the individual farmer OF an intellec'
,ual turn of mind can experiment In 4
small way. but above all II is one
which needs. even demands. the at
teRtion OF the federal government and
many OF the AGRICULTURAL experiment
rtations.-Science.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-03-04
MAKING WAR TOO HORRIBLE
Possibilities Accredited to AIrshlps
May Have Direct Influence
for Peace.

Lord Macaulay's dream OF painted
savage New Zealander seated on n
broken arch OF London bridge sketch
ing the ruins OF st. Paul's was not
more terrifying than the vision OF n
European army flying like flock OF
geese over London dropping bombs
upon the houses OF parliament. Ad-
miral Percy Scott OF the British navy
hints at such n possibility In his an
fiJuncement that dreadnaughts will
be displaced by submarines. airships
and acroplanes as instruments OF ma
val warfare.
II the battles OF the future are to
be waged under the water and up IN
the air. not only will a new era dawn
upon the war zones Of the sea. but
an influence will be brought to bear
upon the peace OF the nations. A
scheme OF killing one another by keep
ing out OF sight is peace measure
which has been Unexpectedly thrust
upon us by the men who make It easy
TO fight battles and kill the enemy.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-03-04
An Ordinance.

An Ordinance for the License and Reg
ulation of Telegraph and Tele-
phone Poles, and for Other Pur-
poses
BE it Ordained and Enacted by the
City Council of Dermott, Arkansas
Section l. That every person. firm
or corporation who shall erect, main
tain or use such poles or stubs as are
commonly called telegraph or telephone
poles or stubs, upon or along any Of
the public streets. alleys, highways or
squares of the City of Dermott, shall
pay TO the city annually, as license
therefor. a sum equal to fifty cents
(50c). for each and every pole or stub
SO erected maintained or used on said
public streets, alleys, highways or
squares or any part thereof, by any
such person. firm or corporation, or
any person having general management
or superintendent locally of any such
property SO used. Said license fee
shall run annually from August LIST to
July 3lst following, and same shall be
due and payable on or before August
3lst of each year in advance. Upon
payment of said fees to the city mar
shal. and upon producing hi receipt
therefor To the recorder, the recorder
shall issue to the applicant t9aftf Ger
hheate showing license paid.
Section IL he city electrician shaa
act as inspector o. all such poles or