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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
zIoN ladies, socIETY MEETs.

a largely attended meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid society OF Zion Lutheran
church was held yesterday afternoon
In the home % Mrs Amanda Bloom
berg. 62s Fortieth street. Reports were
received from various committees and
70 was announced that Si75 has been
cleared from a series OF conees given
90 raise money for the church indebt
edness. Several more will he given
during the summer months. During
time OF sociability the hostess served
her guests with a delicious lunch. The
July meeting will be in the home of
Mrs {. VI. Esbjorn. 619 Thirty-uinth
street when Mrs. Gustava Asbiorn viii
be the assisting hostess.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11

eusreYs rtrrs wsf always 81 e-ss ssl
GreaG ln sfg rss.t Ezt cd. rrrrsgs.
veal spells. seE esaf-s ever uT be5I.
\ ka9 a place ic ~ ftaE was
80 sese tssE 9 eesat tssay t-ar gss
welest q GT e'afErs, Z eH.e. rFeeci1es
ar doctaes. Pee tseT s.i u~ hsf.- good.
ard sever expected Cd zee caE again.
\ soc Lydia p. riatsaa's Vrrrts 10
Ccmpogud aad Eteod f|as frr. aad q .-e-
tsioiy would hsT- been iF crave or FL CD
aey ham ~ ycur EeG4elaes hst roe sawed
me. Bat Bow . can Wort. a dsv. eo
wei nc niEht. ess s~vta .se c want. hsFe
70 Zee aasars or weak. n-rva.lt Spells.
Al pains. aet-s. fears sat breads are
Gpnc. my bogs-s r-~ aaG bssersf
ere no laerer rre'rets.f. as & en- a,laaaG
srtise.T free ef eef symptoms g hlf
before tasirE gegr fr1Erei-s. ara s- ls
lslsasgre sad ~ nif-ss ia ~ bore. ''-
Mrs JestG Han. E. 81. 10. O.. Eae 81
ahemr1cs. Missouri
Hyou want sncr5nI rdvfer write
f.ydis o. f'inEhafs Medicine Co.
(eoafGeuttstl Lyun. Mass
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
OPTTNTs CLUB OUTING.

Thirteen members of the Optimus
Reading circle enjoyed their annual
outing at Fejervary par. Davenport.
yesterday. a three course dinner was
served. the table being bright with
flowers and ferns. After the serving
OF the dinner the ladies spent the
time with games and contests in which
the first prize was won by Mrs. c.
r. Bryan. Miss Nenila Titterington
taking the consolation favor. The AZ
ternoon was a delightful one and the
ladies greatly enjoyed the outing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
CHRISTIANS LADIES WITH MRS.
ImHN ~nN.

a veil ssErrd~t HsesEisE % ere La
dies asa society % ere Memorial
carissisa eEGFrh vas hsid yesterday
sfssFuaon 5n th~ home % Mrs
O. rsEnsea. tGlE fo1sfe~atE-aaf-a -haif
street. tte ladies sreudlnE q very
pleasant ulae Hfiss Dorothy kaupNr
PLEASED vita piano E,-ubTrs. as ala
1fiss C8Ya=. sl4 Mrs J. %. Banta gave
"a G@ilshsfat FeadiaE uurinE the
coarse 1f tke aftrruo1a the hostess
ass ss-f bF SITS. George Cox. Miss
Mssf Woli~ahsaps ana Mfs. Hinsa
served q FrfresliHs l-nea-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11

= u CLOCK W OhhlED.
% The man is interested in you as
long as he wants to call Try 10 fl
into his moods. and when he is indif-
ferent meet him with indifference and
don't expect him to be attentive It is
only natural that he should be more
demonstrative at one time than an
other.
(2) No The invitation becomes
forced. He ought TO know that he is
welcome by that time.
CD Until 10. If he stays longer he
is apt TO become boresome.
ca Yes.
(5) 1t is all right if she lives near
the church and has the protection of
several others passing on the street.
Dear Mrs Thompson; 7 have been
married six months and my wife goes
out every day, coming home some
times at 10 O'Clock at night. When I
come home from work I find note
on the table. saying, 4 won't be long.
dearie; cook your own supper" And
she leaves some money for me TO buy
she would stay home evenings, but all
she said was: You ought 70 be glad
you're living. so don't fuss over
trifles." I make $21 a week and give
it to her love my wife and wouldn't
like TO leave her, and so please tell
me what TO do to keep her home
nights. F.
Keep the money; pay bills yourself,
and give her an allowance. When she
learns that you are head of the house
she Will gain respect for you and may
want 10 spend the evenings at home
with YOU Take her out frequently,
too. II costs very little 10 90 to the
picture show and she will probably
enjoy it. A man makes a grave mis-
take in. not taking his wife places.
She gets tired of staying at home, and
after a days work likes diversion
All the news all the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11

fser g-rrssae. ssEsssTr os
tlF fst yfFs rrarf n-rEss4r ~ Cara
BRIDGE s-t efses 90 C W. I1assgs Of
1frfe- vas geF-t i1 msrr-sEr f1
carl irfreFsae. "a wealthy taF@Tf ~
H-fFes wednesday eVrefeE az 3
ee.eeE ss ere t.ssFeran eserrs On
can Hrttfr ErT wr t-agFe 6Teistrd
or Es- service assisted hv ft-u. TIRE
EErfsss ~ EuTfjera ast Rev. p. 8.
tfI.-- ~ CsrrtrffE~
rr- nrfr was ErvrFt fE r Nanf-
some re-asa1r af white faretas made
-r Frfr- $50 r1rr tarE tgs.~ veil
srf carries ss s-a hasFaFf ~ bridal
rre-s rr utt.F rawer Eirt sore
vEts- tet-r. eat st= strsw~t rose
petals is sEr Path of thr bride. Tier
fffE-r gave brr t~ usrrtsET 1irs
fsf-r taers7r. - tfis city. sang 20
Hrra.s. wF~ while tse vows we're he-
fre s1oarr. mere was h11afe1zs
urtfat es-r of fee tau1r - ere
bette. fgrisr wtsrs taasts we're re-
sreHfe.f t7 on a tarpT v~tr TIE bridal
rsarrr wt'1 leave rsfer Oh ERE week f1-
sHe naHsasa rte1sstian. They expect
r7 b- sore Cor rfrNs weeks. on their
r~f1-0 fe~r VIII BE- a. h1ase On ths
srreH s fsr~ near EWed1ra. TIE 1gt
~ f1vr s1Fsss fr1r0 ere twfn cities
srr- vr art w~s a. W. foAnson and
tfsarse roease~ Of Nt0'igr. ~ sri
frs Esfrv r6Frsfr aet JOAN Beg
sfaH 20 H1rE Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
NrnrT--fRlNF0N.

Mss wsrts craEs6a ss1Eks~r %
ire tss- ytr ass JfFss A4Ezsa CraEa-
zoe af Fefs rfsY ss9 AraolG S5esgzs
81 rassrcort were gnissG o. rsarrisEs
g FGa~sasv seertsE ie tas to1zs - tss
sr.f~.s erofssr. Leafs Crar1poe- tzit
Eaef tsfssf sf~e~t. uavssrorr- Tss
eerreoev was ssFfaruss4 az $50 ~
w~g r. M cermsa ~ tes Flrss Pres
sTF9rian esGrea. Mss fgita Nsisoa
vas Ea= msf sf tsser aa4 Loais
cramser served sss EFoaes ss esst
aan. ne esrrrseeq vas rerfsrrzssi
8nfsr easaeg @ ferns sse Faiszs.
'gg@ brttE were a gown % ws5ss zst
ssf Lse- ssf e TALE veil ~ eas sEsct,
ssr esrrl-.t q sesvFr tatsgses % UEits
ssgre erss aaf ressst.ss. TIE brides
saaf also were waite
Nffsf eec Erasslssiqes e. F9esss
sac f7wr ts a esaasifaiiT eeeersss's
sss.-. wlHE e. rssssevs esssrrpsFce os
saer-scefs srf sszsEaa aeG foaf Boo
I5-Fs sf slas EiirsfssT reses sat ear
sss Gee ss ere earesrs % fss table.
sat rfef sfafrE castles aGt5ez q Ezr-
Es-~ ra1rs ef tFFsffresss
lfr are tfrs. Nasssss tssrr wFet 1a
e. vett.sE tfte. tsspieE 'setr tssties-
fsa s-rers. seF tesT VII b. ft e1ess
r8 fr-Hts sfssr ratf 8 sf 1909 Fafegs
street. naveecorr where ere BRIDE
Freoa was "a se-ts stsssaa5 esftwti.t
groom tss a COSY tee~ prepared
ffr N-tsas ts s eaesf wifs tsr Bile
flsrat esmraey
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
sorrH EocE ISLAND CINcH cLrR.

tiFs. Peter Ffan AZ her home a.
stragrF's Crossing yesterday after
nooa acted as thr hostess 90 members
% the soath Rock Island Cinch club.
entertaining a. the foFtuiEhtiy session.
TIE game VAS played az two tables
end 90 ttrs- -. pieroif. nilss Anna
sammsrs and Mrs, Ida E.iits sent the
fsVors- Hrfrrshmsnts were served az
the cpaeissi0n % the games and the
ladies eaioYef q time % sociahiiity.
The eiub vtii b. enteFtainesi again Ia
tuo weeks b. Mrs. ida Kills
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
WILLING HELPERS CLEAR NICE
SIM

approximately $50 was cleared By
the Willing Helpers % the First Swcd-
ish Lutheran church az the coffee and
bazaar given yesterday afternoon and
evening Ia the church annex. All the
articles % fancy work were disposed
% and large chowds attended both
IN the afternoon and evening. enjoy
ins The programs that were presented
IN connection.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
LADIES SPEND AFTERNOON SEW.
ING

The regular meeting % the Ladies'
Sewing society ot the German Evan
Eciieai church vas held yesterday aft
cFuoon IN the church parlors. a large
number % the members attending and
enjoying tho afternoon together. A
committee In charge served a lunch
before the afternoons close.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11

ALTA before gslcF
medicine Had
faiiiae tafamr a.
tea aall corEsssa
ferate weassesf
aeias both sides.
saes t-sHr,. bear-
reavr paas was
snort % mmery.
aerssgs a.lrss
sssr strrr fesF
&c al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
POSTPONT BOATTNCTRSION.

TIE thrsateaiuE weather of yeEtcr-
DAY morning caused 90 BE- postponed
che boat e&csrsi1a that had been plan
nr,i b. che Harriet Hsudcrs1n memo
Fiat class % the First Methodist
eharch ard the affair vtii BE- held in
stead tuiF 90. going 90 MuEcatinc on
the steamer sidney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
CENTRAL BROTHERHOOD IN SEES.
SION

A Eoodiy number OF the mon. mem
oers OF the Central Presbyterian
Brotherhood. gathered at the church
last evening for the June meeting.
They were addressed by Frank Nc
Meekin on the working OF the Jury sys-
TEN. a social time when refreshments
were served. followed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
SPENCER LADIES MEET WITH MRS.
WOOD.

Forty-sve or more ladies we're guests
Of Mrs. z 3. Wood a; her pretty home
on Eighteenth avenue and Thirty
eighth stree. yesterday AZ the monthly
meeting % the Ladies' Aid society OF
Spencer Memorial Methodist church.
Who spent . pleasant afternoon. A,
the business session 100 calls we're re-
ported made during the last month and
plans we're made for the annual meet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Rock Island chapter Order Of the
Eastern Star has accepted an invita-
ton from the Milan chapter TO a meet
ing 20 be held Friday. June IS. when
initiation and comforting OF degrees
will be the order of the evening. Mem
bers OF the local chapter desiring 70
attend are asked 30 notify at once the
worthy matron. Mrs. wilcher or the
secretary. Mrs. II. s. Bollman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
KATE HILL GIRLS MEET.

Members OF the Kate Hill Mission
society OF the United Presbyterian
church met at the church last evening
and had supper together and then
spent the remainder OF the evening
With some special work IN prepare
ton for the meeting OF the Presbyter-
iAl Mission society next week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
Busy BEES ENTERTAIN IN DAy.
EXPORT

Ruth Cleaners. auxiliary TO the I. O.
o. ?. OF Davenport acted as hostesses
yesterday afternoon 10 members OF the
Busy Bee Sewing circle OF this city at
an Informal reception At their hall in
Davenport The ladies went to the city
across the river In . body and were
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11

met and escorted 20 the hall where
they spent a most delightful time. The
ladies sewed quilt blocks and for the
largest number finished Mrs. George
Barker % this city received the prize.
a delicious course supper was served
IN the late afternoon and the members
were ROYALTY entertained.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
LAURA MARQUIS CIRCLE MEETS.

Miss Hazel Spaulding at her home
eS26 Eleventh and half avenue. en-
tcrtained members OF the Laura Mar
quis circle OF South Park Presbyterian
church yesterday evening, most Of the
members attending and enjoying a de
lightful time. There were games and
contests and a lunch was served be-
fore the time for going home came.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
wOHAN-s GUILD ALL-DAY SIS
sion

The tnsmbsFs % the Woman's guild
o. sogth PARK Presbyterian church
Eathsrsd a. the chgreh yesterday for
an aii-eiay qgiitiuE meeting. A. noon
Fsenie iuneh vas served and the la
dies eaioyed . pleaSar; time while
thsT worked.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11

sromfa@afiv VIA tss p.syxroaz4
aase@~as 81 rssezsorE asG T. ehsss-
rsaa % tGs plkTxrc9sG eoz=szlttss %
fa@ iowa Frt4srasios % Nozsa .
el4Es sac Ess bsss active as@oak
sss TagsE~r asszeezs % tss L'EEsz-
soFs Wecsar's etzs.
ST. weEav - a Era4eats % ~
nsesarfezt eexisseTisE eeeartezs-t %
ls.aat asastarf sefVsTslsY % Cali
fs-rfs Hs Eel EsW fsssFessse O. tss
EIas D.4s-a earssrlss as Gszssa. y. r.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11
Licensed to Wed.

Verne {. Becker .. Moline
Miss Bessie Theo Philebar. -. Milan
Oscar Mortimer. Vancouver, B. c.
Miss Lygpra Williams. St Joseph, No.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11

Tag and election OF oficers which will
be held June - AZ the church. Re-
Treatments we're served By the hostess.
assisted by Mrs. Mathilda Anderson.
Mrs. Sheldon and Mrs. George Saville.
strawberries raised by the hostess be-
ing greatly enjoyed b. the company.
During the serving OF the lunch the
hostess daughter. Miss Bernice woods
entertained with musical numbers. and
Miss MeFtie Larson with readings.
Garden flowers decorated the rooms
and added 20 their atiractiveness. The
proceeds % the afternoon amounted 10
50 sad one new member was received
into the society.
PARTY To HONOR H0rsE GUEST.
Mrs. G. J. =. Rochow opened her
lovely rev home yesterday for the en-
tertainmcnf % = company OF $50 tri-
city ladies' az a courtesy for her cous-
"a and house guest. Mrs $. J. Setback
ner % Chicago. entertaining a. a most
delightful and pre;tiiy appointed party.
The guests wcre received by the hos
tess and the honorcc and assisting
about the rooms we're Mcsdamcs =. y.
Rfrsneii. Pred Sauermnn. Charlie
Voik. Gfrnn BurEsfou. Misses Knebcs
ana trna Rochnw. The house was
bright and lovely wifh baskets and
bowls and vases allied With roses.
psouies ard other garden flowers. each
room being beautifully trimmed. a
cuiiatinu Vas served In the dining
room with Mrs ,. X Biekei and Mrs
MrNamsra pouring Mrs SchaekneT
viii - q visitor 10 che city for the
next several weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-11

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

ing was acquired in the companies
oeMcKee Rankin. Mr.. and Mrs, Sid
.ney Drew and Nance o,Neill. He was
also a leading member Of the first
stock company at the Murray, Hill
Stheater. New York. and the follow
ing four years in the. companies OF
Jacob LIT. appearing as Tony jack
in the Woman in rBlack, 2. Small
Bottles" in "chimmie Fadden,,:
Captain Heartease, in .sShenandoah";
and Lord Woodstock In Sporting
LIE. After a season with ]. X. EN-
NETT. Mr.. Cooper spent, some time
In the companies of Aubrey Mitten-
hal. the Shuberts. A. n. Woods, JOS
eph Santley and Laurette Taylor.
During the season OF 1910, he was
with Daniel Frohman's company IN
The Thief" playing Raymond Lee
Gardes. After Dillingham,sl produc-
ton OF Sentimental Sally and in
The Confession" Mr.. Cooper be-
thought he saw in motion pictures a
future for his wide experience. And
he was right. for four years in the
photodrama. with Edison exclusively.
has brought forth. from the best
known critic in picturedom. such re-
marks as. in writing of the feature.
The Tragedies OF the rystaf
Globe" Tie. portrayals OF Mabel
Trunnelle and Bigelow Cooper are
IN keeping with what will long stand
as one of the finest. examples of its
kind onsthe screen" That in spite
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
GRANDEIQ.

Continued from page 8, second section)
viii be a return Of the great picture,
"The Christian, with Edyth Storey
and Earle Williams in the leading
roles. 4 This picture when last seen
here: caused more favorable comment
perhaps, than any film production
shown at the Grand The eight tense
acts are deeply interesting to those
who care for the better class of pho
itoplays. while Hall Gamers greatest
work has been faithfully. picturized
with. every regard to detail.
Friday and Saturday, Betty Nan
sen. Arthur Hoops and Dorothy Ber-
nard will be seen in William Fox's
production Of 1.-THE Song of Hate" a
brilliant society drama based on ia
Tosca,' by yictorien Sardon. This
photoplay Of peerless power sways
ones soul With subtle wizardry.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

/ - " : . .-
Of the Illusion. difficult to produce
of having lived in three different
lives. in that: re-incarnation play.
After this, little perhaps can be
said except that Mr.. Cooper's versa
tility Is one of the most marked on
the screen, his villain" parts being
well known! and attracting as much
comment for convincing work as his
heroic characters to which he Is es-
pecially fitted; while his fathers"
is kindly fatherhood picturized. In
the latter roles, the actor at times
drops his and lets us see more OF his
real self-of Big" as he Is affec-
tionately known to his fellow play
ers; and well the name fits the big
ness of his good nature and gener-
Gus sympathy. AS the crafty lawyer
in .on the Stroke Of Twelve" the
uncle In tThe Wrong Woman" the
district attorney In ''The Wrong Wo-
man." Mr.. Cooper ranges over n field
of trying character demands-how
we'll he has met them can be safely
left to the picture proof, the Aim.
Modest to a degree, atsability 1T
sell. and preferring the quiet simple
life OF the country when he can
snatch 1t. he gives to the screen the
best there is In him and that best
has earned friends. in numbers, as
we'll as admirers of dramatic excel
lence.
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SUBSTITUTION
R||U|NO|'R DENIED
Marie DRESSER Took Part insAII
Scenes Of Film, Says the
Lubin Company.

y has been brought to- the notice
Of the Lubin company that some ac-
or, who appeared in the recent pro-
uetionot Titles Tomato Surprise. (,
aeE Lnbin v. u 81. 3. release IN which
Mss Marie DRESSER appears, has un-
authorized taken Il upon himself to
claim that he substituted for Miss
pressler in many Of the hazardous
scenes Of this popular pictureg =.
The Lubin company hastens 10
deny such contentious emphaticaYly
and to assure exhibitors and, public
that Miss pressler plays each and
.eyery scene OF the photoplay unatded
BIT substitution Of any kind; or any
Doubles and neither did her direc-
tor, Mr.. Hapsel. And It necessary 10
resort to the use Of trick photography
to secure effects. Miss Dressler ID
an exception at meeting any require
ment with smile and has yet to
meet something to buffalo" her
sDressler determination and 20 az
ter It" spirit. True there are scenes
which to the first glance seem an Inn
possibility for this dare devil Til
iie" to accomplish, hut scrutiny will
reveal the utter. ri icuTousness of his
unknown actors contention.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

y A stock company in 4Elmira has
been playing 1.-THE Heart Of Mary
land' with great success. y
Edward Abeles who was featured
in 1.-THE Last Laugh. has new dra-
matte vaudeville sketch.
Florence Roberts is to appear in a
play by Frank Dare, called .srhe
Claim. the scenes of which are iai6
in Arizona. p
William Gillette appeared In New
York this week In a revival OF s.siier~
look Holmes. = He will probably next
revive Secret Seryice.s,El 4
q y
Granville, Barker and Percy Bur-
ton have started their tour In this
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

TO Play Stellar Role I'M Pinto.
drama for the Metro
Program.

Lionel barrymore. who - receS-l
mixed as one Of the most xersatlle;
and popular actors of the screen. ID
he was on the speaking stag ha61
Just been signed ~ b AZ Role. he'd
OF Rolfe Photpplays. Inc for tie
stellar role In an impnftAnt featnfoI
photodra1na TO be releaseds in the;
Metro program. The title Of the plaFi
selected for M. Barrymore has not
yet been decided upon but the piece
teams with action and tense situsr
tons and Is especially adapted Tor
Mr.. Barrymore's notable .dramAt do
gifts. The title Of the now feature
production win be announcer later.
In addition to the contempl atad pro
duction It Is expected that Mr. Harry
more will be starred In several other
Metro feature pictures, TO be pro-
duced by Role Phntoplays. Incss dur.
ing the coming season. ~
Mr.. Barrymore was featured With;
Jane Grey in The Flaming Swords
9 Rolfe Metro production, and raSt
with such popular favor among Metro
patrons that Ar. Rolfe did not rest
until he had the stars name tached
to another contract. \ "A
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
is'se = &c . 9 = 9 +'+ J. = .
B:igetoN Cooper
q 9. . z {. Q 9. I. Q 9 Q 4. 4. q

AS being born is not Of interest,
we must hustle Bigelow Cooper to
the.point where he met his first Wat
erloo, 1t being Waterloo, N. 81,
where hewas taken from Springfield,
o., sand startled that burg at the age
of three by scandalously mimtcing,
In the town hall, the star OF: the .ex-
ercises" who was Just then exercising
on why curfew shall not ring to-
night. Then and there he MOSTLY
notified the assembly that when ne
was Q man he was going to be a
that.
One day, on his way home from q
Chicago high school. he was asked
by pleasant stranger, who proved
to be q captain Of .snpers, J" whether
he would like to go on the stage. He
would. That night he Joined Caes-
ar's army, dazzled by the glory. Of
armor, sword, pink tights and M.
Anthony. Escaping from school fin
ally, he spent some years in western
companies. gaining more skill than
fortune. but laying a good founda-
ton. Mr.. .Cooper's early stage train
% 4
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Man 7oe
Broke. 3 on (.
~ !! o ne. / BON
-Mishaps TO .Autom Mobile Pli
Bridal Paif sin Straits

MuscATINE, Ia, Oct. 16.-Toa be
owner iof 10 large seyen. passenger
touring car, with which you. embarked
upon. your honeymoo and yet be
forced 90 apply to q. well flare society
for lodging for the: night. would be
embarrassing to most bridegrooms, but
It didn't take any ofsthe joy out Of the
life for George Garrett, Of Elkhart.
Ind, and his bride, who reached here
en- route to Seymour. Ia.
|, A series Of mishaps drained Car
sretts purse, and upon his arrival here
he was forced to hook his extra
suit to buy, gasoline and, with: his
wife, was boarded At; d local hosiery
lat the expense Of. local charity body.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

of Meine ofgaRizati but Ii
Win not slnteref efe With
Her Stage Work.

Another company has been added
to the present working forces OF the
Kieine organizat lion with the engage.
ment of Maude FAaly who win be
seen In o series Of big features dur
ing the present season. ss .i
As in the case Of Miss Irene Fen
wick. Miss Fealy q film work Is not
to interfere with her stage career.
An evidence of. this Is the fact that
she last week acquired dramatic
rights to the new play "a Lady in,
Love-. by Harriet Eord and Caro-
line Duer, in which, she. wiz be. star
red by John Cort after the holidays.
s Miss Fealy' first picture under the
Kleine management win be s,Bond-
women, !, work on which Is already
under way. She will be supported
by. Iva Shepard. Mildred Gregory.
John Saihpolis. DAVID Landon. F4sr-
mon McGregor: Henry knowles. Maus
rice Stewart, Jr., Shirley De Me and
Frederic Sumner. 80
Miss Fealy: Is well known to the
amusement loving public Of two. con-
tinents. During her career she has
supported snnh stars as: Sir Henry
IryinE, u. s. Willard Wilitam Gil
lette, Nat Goodwin. Orchard fMans-
field. William Collier, Robert Hi
Hard, Holbrook Blinn and others
whose names are househ6 old words
lin America. 5.s. h ssss
Her first success camiesin the play
Quo. " dis?" and instantly attract
ed the attention of William Gil cite.
who promptly engaged her ITO sup
port him in Sherlock Holiness This
was followed by an engagement TO
support Sir Henry irving In the roles
enacted by Ellen Terry, in which sshe
completely captivated the London
i,publtc.s ~ -. .is.rf \, - y 50.
Under tile direction Of. John. Gort,
Miss Fealy has been starred iniEa
number OF great successesE cpnspieui-
GUS atnonE which are The sIllusions
of Beatrice. !. The Stronger Sex
,and The Right. Princess"