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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-14
May ELABORATE PLAYnET.

War Brides, z, In which Nazimovai
has been appearing in vaudeville:
has been so successful that IT'S am
thor, Marion Craig Wentworth, ISL
considering it's elaborat ton int sasTeE5
Sular play. There may be. also, saV4
seral companies to produce the pla4
let In in places not visited
by Nazimo va. e
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06
Saunders Saves
Valuation Bill
CFrom staff correspondeht)


LINCOLN. Feb. 5-(speeiai.) -whIle
the standing committee OF the senate
reported out sunders' fun valuation for
real estate bill for indefinite postpone
ment last night. the senator by vlgor-
Gus fight this morning managed 10 get
the bill referred back TO the committee
for another hearing.
Senator Saunders said the sentiment In
all OF the larger cities was for a full
valuation Of real estate and that Omaha
was for II strong lie said that the one
fifth valuation gave the state black
eye. when It comes to selling bonds and
that explanations we're always necessary
and sometirnes detrimental to the sales.
Senator's Aiallery ana lsushec were
With ator Saunders fn his fight and
said had been absent from tho COM
mittee, whom THE bill was killed. Char
han Buhrman OF the committee said
that threa bearings had been had on
Abe bill ,andlho' felt sure majority Of
The mephefs WIRE against o. The bill
went back 70 the committee FOR another
hearing tirff .tsks "
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06

quires no extended romment--and further
more. this situation was recognized by
the Interstate Commerce commission in
the eastern rate case when it pointed out
that the European war has greatly inten-
sified The former difficulties Of American
railroads by indefinitely closing TO them
the foreign money markets. The rates
which are now in effect in Nebraska and
other corn belt states are In direct con-
fiict with the present position OF the
interstate Commerce commission.
"a number OF Nebraska lines are losing
thousands of dollars annually under the
present rates, while others are not be-
ginning to make a fair return upon the
money invested in their properties ana all
these facts win be clearly established at
the proper time.
In the final analysis II will be for the
legislature 20 say whether the railroads
OF Nebrgska shall be permitted to receive
enough remuneration 20 enable them 10
continue to render adequate service and
thus contribute their full share to the
progress and development OF the hun
dreds OF communities which they serve"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06
Factory Inspection
Bill is Postponed
lErom ! staft corfespondent. }

LINCOLN, Feb. b.--CspAcial.) --Repre-
sentative Jearys factory inspection bill
was relegated 20 the discard Friday
morning after a prolonged discussion
whether a factory should be inspected
and be considered as a factory where one
employe is the sum total Of all the en-
ployes
Tibbets OF Adams finally got an amend
nlent through providing for minimum
oploye list OF two after his amendment
20 AXE the minimum five was killed. The
chief objection to the bill seemed to be
the plan to create more inspectors. Trum-
Bile and Tibbets opposed the measure on
the ground that blacksmith shops, shoe
markers shops and hardware stores en-.
ploying couple OF timers would fsll
under the provisions of the bill and in
spectIons OF these places we're necessary.
After amending several OF the clauses the
house in committee OF the whole moved
TO indefinitely postpone, H. as4.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06
Annexation Bill
Passed By, Since
Some Are Absent
Iron . staff correspondent.l

lFrOm statf NofTespOnutnIJ
LINCOLN, Feb. 5.--(Special.)-O re-
quest Of Senator Howell the Omaha an
nexation bin was by today because OF
several absentses. The senator explained
that there was little opposition to the
emergency clause In the bill which dc
manded attention. He ssaid that Is far
ms Omaha itself was concerned Il would
be better 70 leave the clause off, as Il
would allow the city 10 select the off
GERS this spring without the annexed ter
ritory having a say In the matter, but,
he said. the people OF Omaha wanted TO
be fair and the annexed sections would
not be let out OF chance 10 participate
in the election and he thought any objec-
ton to the emergency clause was III adj
vised
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06
MINER WINS AND LOSES
Bill to Lower Age Limit Of Tower.
men to Eighteen Years is
Killed by House.
LONG PINE ACT FAVORED
oFrom a staff correspondent)


LINCOLN Feb. 5.--(Speciai. )-Repre-
sentative Miner Of Douglas. who just now
is in the spot light a. the author Of a
bill raising railway fare 10. ~ cents per
mile won and lost today on two bills
before the house. II. r. i6e providing
for lowering the age limit for tower
men on railroads from q years TO IS was
killed, Jerry Howard declaring ~ was a
bill 20 help the railroads. Trumbie of
sherman seid II would mean more
widows
Miner scored on his bill II. r. i2s. pro-
viding that railroads may secure land by
right OF eminent domain. The bill Is
calculated 10 give the Northwestern
railway the right TO set possession Of n
tract Of land AZ Long Pine belonging 20
the state. which Il has used for several
years for its depot grounds and onJwhich
the lease IL about TO expire. The bill was
recommended for passage with the
amendment that the land would revert
back 20 the state when the railroad COM
pany ceased occupying IL.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06
Joint Committee
Is Named to Draft
Warehouse Bill
lErom q 500 correspondentl

(From staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. Feb. 5.-fepecial.)-A Joint
committee has been naAed in the legis-
iature for the purpose OF drafting q sub
stituie public warehouse bill that viii
prove satisfactory 10 all interests. ~ such
a thing be possible.
The committee IL az follows Senate,
II. p. shumway, J. NJ. Gates. j. n.
Henry: house. q. II. Matteson. w. q. j.
paw and j. 4. Cox.
The committee will hold It's first public
hearing on the proposed now substitute
bill Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock In
tho senate chamber. Regular standing
committees have held several hearings
on the present bills
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06
Quinby Clears Air
InSenate Chamber
(From q staff correspondent, !

= EuIh 3 HtdIE CofFeepondontJ
LINCOLN. Feb. B,--tSpecIal. ).-No
more may the senators 81 back and puff
ilhse Of smoke and watch them rise and
ipiilgie with the landscape on the ceiling.
senator ouinpy this morning called atten-
Con 70 the fact that there was rulo
aEeipst smoking during consideration OF
butiiesb. i',tf ssf2t
Rcllscteutly the smoking senators Lastly
qfepBed tPsir helf~bvfpqa weeds vast =
malignant glance az the Douglas county
member muttercd the wish thar be
would 80 TO some place where there wa
smoke all the slime and subsidized.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06
SCHOOL COMMITTEE IS NAMED
Speaker Appoints Taylor Chairman
Of Body to Go liver All Ex-
pendituures
COVERS ALL EXPENDITURES
Iron : staff correspondent.l

LINCOLN. Feb. b.--(specisL)--The com
nAttee to investigate the various items
OF expense OF the University OF Nebraska
and the state normal schools was this
afternoon appointed by Speaker Jackson
az follows Taylor. chairman; Peterson,
Van Deusen, Neff Legsett. snyder and
Bates.
The original resolution for this commit
tee was introduced by Representative
Taylor Il provided for three members.
Norton's amendment Increased the mem
bership Of the committee and extended
the Investigations to university activities
and all other affairs of the educational
Institutions where a single dollar is spent
by the state.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06
Return Passes Soon
For Stock Shippers
lrrom = stnff oorrrrpondent. J

LINCOLN. Feb. 5.--(speciai.) -Repre-
sentative huffman OF otoe was the only
opponent to s. F. %. providing trsnsporta-
ton both ways for cartakers OF stock
shipments when the bill came I'D today
in the house Tor third reading and pas
sage.
The measure carried, SO to L Having
passed both houses It now goes to the
governor for approval and his signature.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06
County High School
Bill Passes House
(From a Staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, Feb. 5.-tspecial)-Bvery
county in the state viii have a high
school 81 the senate agrees 70 II. r. 5,
passed this afternoon by the house.
Barrett OF Douglas voted against the
bill because he believed that compelling
the building of high schools was unfair
He opposed the mandatory clause to the
Hoffmeister bill.
Bates OF Cheyenne supported the meas
ure' because It gave each of the five
counties he represented a school One Of
his counties. he explained did not have a
high school. Others who explained
favorable votes were Hoffmeister. the
author, Anderson OF Boyd and Peterson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06
NO MORE JUNKETlNG
IS RESOLUTION GOES
dFrom a staff correspondent.l

From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. Feb, s. - Especially - No
junketing trips for the committee on state
institutions will be necessary IL the house
adopts the resolution offered today by
Fuller of Howard. His proposal was
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06
SENATOR GRACE ENTERTAiNS
SELECT COMPANY OF FRIENDS
(From a staff Correspondents

tFrOm q staTI CorI eEponueht,I
LINCOLN, Feb. 5.--(special)-A select
party OF friends. Responding to-tbe- in
vitation Of Senator JacR Grace. gathered
at the Victoria hotel yesterday evening
and enjoyed the hospitality OF the states
man from Harlan county.
Il was the celebration OF the senator's
thirty third birthday and a dozen peo-.
pie sat down 70 the dinner II Is I'M
derstood that the senator may be can
iidate for the democratic nomination for
governor in 1916 and The record he Is
making in this session, indicates that he
will be a strong factor In the demoera-
tic primary.
Announcements ads bring good re-
suits.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06
ANDERSON NAMED
AS VETERINARIAN
Governor Morehead Appoints Choice
Of the Sanitary Board for This
State Position.
FOLLOWS ROW IN THE CAMP
tFrom 3 san CorrespondenL.l

From staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. Feb. 5.--tspecisi. l--Covernor
Morehead ANNOUNCED this afternoon the
appointment of d. J. $. Anderson OF
Seward IS statesveterinaIaan.
Dr. Anderson succeeds Dr. l.. G.. Kigin,
appointed two years ago by Governor
Morehcad. DR.. Kigin resigned several
weeks ago az n stormy meeting OF the
state Live Stock Sanitary board.
Tho board at once proceeded 20 recon-
mend Or. Anderson TO the governor for
the appointment The governor has had
the matter under consideration since that
time.
In making the appointment the governor
said that Anderson had been named In
view OF his long experience IN the yeteri-
nary profession in this state aud of his
exceptionally good standing with Ne
braska stock men. in reneEaL
Dr. Anderson was considered two years
ago for the place. but at that time It was
understood that'he was unSIT1ins 70 leave
a lucrative private practice for the less
remunerativc position with the state. He
is greatly interested in the affairs OF the
department. however. and was finally in
duced 70 Toxic the place.
Kisin Back from Meeting.
Ex-state Veterinarian fcIgin. returning
from neetine Of the Missoutitvaney
Veterinary Medical association at Kan
sss City. says that the association went
on record as ffsvoring the use OF virus
with hog choIera serum.
This has been snooted question IN Ne
braska. AZ present Missouri prohibits the
use Of the virus, hut the repeal Of the
law In that state is anticipated.
According 70 DR.. ISiEin. many famous
veterinarians from European countries,
representing their governments In he
purchase OF American horses for war FUR
poses. were present and helped 70 make
the meeting an exceptionally interesting
one
Hays Madison Beads.
The STATE Board OF Educational Lands
and Funds has voted TO purchase $4,000
worth OF school bonds from the town of
Madison and sai,soo worth OF Columbus
paving and sewer bonds. the latter to be
first approved BY the attorney general.
Thomas 20 Dedicate school.
State Superintendent Thomas tonight
went to Dawson county. where he viii
take part tomorrow evening In the dodi-
cation Of . model school house at wfnow
isiano.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06
House Stays at Work,
Senate Takes Layoff
1From STAR Correspondents

" Tom SUM- NuFFV9puhuVHII
LINCOLN. Feb 2-Cspeciai)--While
the senate has adjourned until ? O'Clock
Monday the house this afternon de-
cidcdi to keep going and will meet again
in the morning This IL made neces-
sary hecause OF the large number OF
bills before Il for consideration.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06
MINER EXPLAINS RATE BILL
Douglas Member Tells Why He
Thinks Passenger Fares Should
Be Raised.
RAILROADS NEED REVENUE
CFrom a staff Correspondent

hfOh oNeAA Correspondent
LINCOLN, Feb. 4.--(SpeoisL)-The in
PRODUCTION in the house Of bill by Repre-
sentative Miner OF Douglas county rails
Ing the passenger rate on railroads from
TO "a cents per mile has started a dis
cussion expected 20 be an educational
factor In railway legislation whether It
brings support TO the bill or not
Representative Miner has prepared a
statement about conditions prompting bis
bill. In which. among other things. he
says
That the railroads in Nebraska and
elsewhere are facing the gravest crisis
in their history is so well known In
financial and business circles that It re-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06
Quick.and the Dead

II. r. 5. Hoffmoiator- Makes establ,sh.
soahty. Passed For s; akainst, s; 40
H. r. ii2. I.seetf Van peusen. Baten
Irumhle-- bollshes. present state normal
hoard ana climates mayors from member
ship. Passed; For. IS; against. Il; not
IN. q, Reisner-,Pforioes a means Of
tyatstcrting the nfopetfY,of relisaous 40
e.eue4. when they cease 70 exist. Passed
EeEael. agaiist B, abhentAs.
r -. Provides for written
Pressed: for 81 against, .: absent, Ii. M
~ y. Grace Provides that transpor.
ssElsn oe given TO caretakers Of stock
against. " not Sotine. /.
II. p. la korff and Fries-Proposed
tpnetlilonal amendment Charging laws so
s ma, majority q those voting on ques-
fef1nine the result. Passed: For. IS.
akAinsts 7: not voting, III
III 4, 81. Palmer--rontemplatea munlcl-
pal judge for Omaha can appoint a con-
s se,os.e. asssai For, vi against. I; not
~ X loe Bursess-A majority 81 from,
t0QteEe SIGNING Tor pavement and deslg-
natlng the material shalt govern Abe kind
az any time 70 make denignation. Passed.
for, ~; against. . not voting NJ
IL. x =. korff--Proposed constitutional
amendment an. prQyiding that - co-onera-
more than one vote ' any s sos hsys
election, Passed. For, "a against. Is;
not voting. &
,,d y R;s ny peuslss eouasy- peless-
iuHfHed Tor eefen DAYS unen application
Of either party. Passed For, s.. against.
none not voting. r.
A. y io& HoAtettler--Fo rblds ai1S pub
O|IIIIN = 49, i.
under Pain Of forfeiture Of his own OF.
nee and forfeiture OF pay-bH the appoln-
zee. hecominended 20 the committee.
~ r 10 FULLER Provides that regis.
seasons and tho state board Of equsllra-
ton, Nstf OF transfers OF real PROPERTY
sitn kfoss acIeage and value per acre.
II. 4. III. Jeary -pIoyides for lnspec-
ton Of factories and ccllectlon 81 fees
iQr same ~ labor commissloner lndeti-
m. r. los. Mincr--fforblds youths nnaer
y years from serving ~ towennen Ia
railroad watch towers. between Z u. m
and q m amendine statute making
limit y years lndefinitcly postponed
n. X. -. Miner Under the rieht Of
einin4nt domain railroads may not
take more than forty acres ia ANY Sec
lion h ADDITION 20 the T.ght.of-way OLD
twenty more Acres for stock yards ana
same 70 be returned 10 slate upon mons
usase Recommended 20 pass as
III IS ~. natoe and Patterson-Amepd-
mcnts % pure food law, requiring in-
Ersdienta % Be named on label OF imi-
tation ieiiiea and preserves. and Tor eIx
inspectors a. saiare Of $50 per day
senpfe conmlttee OF whole.
County Judges fees bin. which shrhtl,
incrc4eea the fees 81 che judges ORDERED
enfro1sed for third reading
y. Wilson Of Froutier-Providing
that Il shall not Dc necessary fer 4
foicr 10 make cfosa Ia tho square.
when be writes IN the ranle Of 3 can.
dIdate Recommended 10 naa-
n. a. krlmhach-- PnoQidlne for =
sale parlqe officer. Recommend 70 pass
beofcrds bill. permitting 4 two-mIll
leFy foF ms benefit 81 Inc poor Passed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06

based on the opinion that travelling over
the state and the inspection OF the state
Institutions was cared for in a proper
manner by the Board OF Control.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06

FlEiEs cUnED a. TO a DAYS.
DrnGgigls refund lnoney 4 Paro oint.
nent fails 70 cure ftcb,nE, Blind. Bleed.
l1E ~ Frouudlns PLEA FIRST applicaflon
gives relief q cenfs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06

A choice display Of sepa-
rate skirts, embracing all the
new style ideas, priced from
$3.50 to $16.50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06

We haven't a single win
ter garment in our entire
store. Only bright, new
spring fashions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-06
MEMS PAJAMAS AND
NIGHT ROBES

Universal and Brighton
makes of outing flannel
gowns and pajamas, greatly
reduced:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-07
A Very InpOrtanfFeafure

To prove the high quality of this furni-
ture we desire you TO note that every piece
is of dustproof construction. Even the
drawers, the mirror backs and the backs of
the cases are finished beautifully. Every
piece was built by artist-craftsmen, who
know how to produce the best
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-07
An Excellent Bill at Keeney's,
With COrse PaytOn Featured

The headliner at Keeney's last
night, and for the remainder of the
current week, was a playlet entitled
The Wife Tanner" 1t is an exceed
ingly amusing little bit of farce. and
as enacted by Corse Payton and Phyl-
lis Gilmore is exceedingly funny. A
domineering bride, whose affections
are apparently centered in her dog,
rather than her husband, is weaned
from the canine and transferred into
a dutiful wife by methods which, if
tanning Shakespeare shrew, are even
more mirth-provoking.
The prettiest of costumes and
female faces appear in the singing,
dancing and musical specialties of
The Five Ricardos. And there is some
graceful dancing as well as some
Instrumental music that Is quite out
of the ordinary
Estelle Rori, in molologue. lends
much merriment to the bill, and
Monty and Dot do several dances that
are we'll worth seeing One must
travel far to see more wonderful bicy.
Gle riding than that displayed by
Mosher, Hayes and Mosher.
The remainder of the bill consists
of Tom Kane, eccentric entertainer;
Melba and Ricardo, society dancers;
Sullivan and Pasquenna, in singing,
talking and dancing. and two pictures
of more than ordinary merit.
There were large audiences yester-
day The show deserved them.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-07
A Pleasing Bill at LOew's
the Remainder of the Week

James Grady and company topped
the bill at Loew's last night in 1.-The
Toll Bridge" character comedy
presented in a clever manner. An
other old-timer, Harry Thompson,
The Mayor of the Bowery,' gave
Impressions of scenes in a night po-
lice court and impersonations taken
from life. Fletcher Norton and
Maude Earl presented a series of
character dances and songs written
exf;i nsively for them. FL Gotta styles
himself worlds greatest xylophon-
ist,' and it is a fact that few better
than he have been seen at Loew's;
Sprague and Meme ;se offered dances
on roller skates: Lon Smith and
Constance Farmer, in bits Of musical
comedy and dainty dances, and the
Three Yoscarrys, clevyr European
acrobats, completed the bill.
Lottie Pickford. sister of Mary
Pickford, appeared in the first chap
ter of the new film serial, "The Dia-
mond From the Sky"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-07
Capable VaudeviIlians
-. Amuse Lyric Audiences

Opening the bill at the Lyric for
the close of the week are the five
Scots in an act introducing Scotch
national songs, dances and music.
The vim and enthusiasm with which
this act Is gone through brings out
the true national spirit of the Scotch
Highlanders at their best and wins
well applause.
Connors and Santley, knockabout
acrobats, bring forth thrills as we'll
as laughter. Ethel King, a Made
In Newark" girl, carries the house
with her pleasing personality, we'll
cultivated voice and fine selection
of songs.
John Walters is another Newarker,
who. with Miss Maude Turner, in a
farce comedy, Broke" depicts the
experiences of two wn-and-out per-
formers, creating great amusement.
AS for the rest, there are Jackson
and Keene, colored vaudevillians;
singers acrobatic dogs; Fred Lew,
eccentric comedian, and different
Chaplin picture every day.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-07
Baseball, Players and Game
Are Featured at Paramount

There will be no Saturday morn
Ing performances tomorrow at the
Paramount Theatre or during the
summer.
Beginning tomorrow, Tall Esen
Morgan, managing director of the
Paramount, will run a continuous
performance from 2 p. m. until II
p. m. every day. So many patrons
have requested the change that it
was decided to do so at this time.
Tonight will be souvenir night"
for the men, each man receiving a
baseball on account of the showing
of the great baseball picture, Little
Sunset" and featuring siX-year- old
Gordon Griffith. The Federal League
Ball players have been invited to see
the picture tomorrow night The resi-
dent manager will present every lady
in the audience with a bottle of per-
fume bearing the card, Compliments
of the Paramount Theatre
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-07
Yum! Yum !!
Candy

The following offerings in
delicious candy at Bamber-
gers Saturday are the best
we have made in some time.
Take home a pound of each.
Milk Chocolates, special 29c
Lib. - Roasted cocoa beans,
ground and milled, with pure
milk, makes this blend of smooth
milk chocolate. In cakes or
pieces, special, 29c lb.
Dutch Chocolates, 29c LIB. Box
Delicious centres of soft fruit,
Favored, cream covered with a
bitter-sweet coating. Special,
15c lb.
Butter Sticks, Special at 15c-
Vanilla cream rolled in crisp
butter scotch, at half price, or
15c lb.
MAIN FLOOR, HALsEY ST.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-07
Varied Offerings, Full of Merit,
Please Audiences at PrOctOr's

A full house greeted the change in
the program at Proctor's Theatre last
night. Some special features which
pleased the audience were out of the
ordinary in vaudeville. A musical
number solely was that of will Ward
and Girls A grand piano in the cen
tre Of the stage with four upright
pianos ranged on either side were used
for the musical effect. Mr.. Ward per-
formed on the grand and a girl at
each of the uprights, all together,
playing in excellent time and unison.
Some dancing gave variety to this
number, which was well received.
Mr., Wards voice, a tenor, was in
good form. Another feature of special
merit was the big tumbling acts of
Hiras and Presatt.
"The Newark Singing Four" male
voices, provided an entertainment
that the audience spontaneously ap-
preciated by it's applause. 1t con-
sisted Of solo and quartet work, the
tones being we'll modulated and the
voices blending harmoniously. 1.-THE
Doctors ORDERS" a one-act play by
James Montgomery & Company, was
a pleasing skit about an invalid who
defied the Doctors orders with the
result that frequently happens,
lnouRn lne EeddeI is leIt III uouDI
whether 1t was diSobedience or the
doctors enormous bill that the invalid
reads at the last moment that is
fatal Josie Heather made one of the
hits of the evening with her songs
and limitations in various costumes.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelso and AL
and Fannie Headman amused with
their jokes. a number of them new,
and the latter couple with their songs.
The chief photoplay feature was an
adaptation of Helen Hunt Jackson's
book Ramona" in which she re-
veals the cruelties of the white man
to the Indians Mary Pickford was
in the cast of Ramona" OF course
other pictures were of the unimitable
Charles Chaplin.