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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-07

CUARTOS Y ~aSiStencla. casa de famiiIa.
I%nfornan iG7 sur LeOna ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-07

ESTANOS EN CONDIClDNES de cOnScguirle
patente para Su laVenCi0n q podcnoS pro-
mower patcnir> leg!timaS q invcnciOn"S.
Lame O eSCriba: Calldway-DwcnS Co.. sdi
Gunter ldg. san Antonio, Tex. il-iOl
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NOSOTROS FAClLlTAMOS. 4 Quotas baiaS.
de intrrcS. prcStlmOS Sobre AUTOMOBILES.
pianos Y mIcbleS de casa. TOda iran>ac-
Ci0a Srri cyIrlCIamcnIe confidential. Gala
way-OwcnS Co.. 7Ui Guntcr Bldg. tt-iUl
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AVISOS DE OCCASION

81 listed no pucde ,enir 4 Ia Oficina, ha-
bic por telefonO. Travis o Nuevo No. PHI,
Y I'M agentc de Ia casa pasara a recoger
Sus anunciOS.
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VENTAS-

Sc VEEDE BARATA, panaderfa bier acre
ditada V sin compeiencia. sitnada en- POteet,
Tex. Para mayOreS infOrmes, d~irfjanse Z
Vazquel Bros, Ioteei Bakery. Poteei, Te-
XaS. tf-f)
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0TyERsos-

COMPRE listed RI AlmanaQue Ilustrado para
1915 en- IL Liberia de LoZan0: f0c 81 elem
PLAN enyiado por rorreO a C%ullquier parie
de los ESi2dOs Unidos.
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NOTICZAS De ESPANA

Los maurISlas pretenden IA, r
una coaliriGn mas amplia, perO les
fracas6 Ia gesii6n que hacian cor
ga de los plementoS de Ia defensa
social. qu" negarnn su apoyo re-
>ueltamenla V So !urron cOn los
miIlS;eTialeS.
VALENCIA. Ortubrc 22.-Pront6
ser!i la inauguration eel Tcatro Ma
rianO BenluIrt. ,!uH rs muy eSpac'c-
50. vrntiIado Y honilo. COMMANDO
con mas DE- mil a~Sianio> y amp''oS
Y beiluS Sai0n">.
VICTORIA. Octubre PEI Pre-
sidenir del Con>cjo lie Ministries Sc
Hn!. DalO. ha llegado aqul. reia-
| rionado Ill viaje con la construction
del frrrorarriI vascO-naEarro. Slcll-
10 rrcibido en- Ia asa del Ayunia-
miento. donde fu@ cumpIlmentado
Dor las autoridadeS. cOmlsl0neS y
las rOrpOracioncs locales.
Los DipuladOS Y el Ayuntamientc
Ie han ofrrcido I'm gran banquete
F. spno" Dalo Ina visilado los
CuarlclrS dc Ia 2uarmici6n Y ell te-
rrocarril. para Yer ri r>lado de la,
obraS Y en- 81 Circu!o Social Sc i
orrrci6 IN lunch champagne, e.
! Sll honor. Sirmdo arompaIado hasla
Ia "sIariGn y ariamatio ell I"do e
rirayrcto. Y Il In bora de- marcliaI
81 trrn. - lr viI0rr6 por una IN
mrnsa ronrurrrncla que :" labla
rrunidO.
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pROFESIONALES-

PROFESSIONALS
DR.. SAL0ME CARA ALDAPE de Ia Facultad
de Mexico; au.Srizado IN 81 Estado de Te-
xas: especlalls'' en- Intermediates genito-
urinarias Y cirL. Ia en- general. Residential,
Avenue d 1881 TeleforiO Travis 1927. on
Gina. Frost BC:!IiEg, TelGfonoS, Nueyo t72::
Yiejo, Travis 364i.
DR.. FRANCISCO vAZoUEZ GOMEZ.-Ciru-
gfa general. Especi!lmente Intermediates
de n2rEZ, garganta y o!doS. Oricina, POI
Frost Bldg. Houston. 81. v Main Ave. Te-
lefonoS: Travis 49, Y 3642; Nuevo f73.
FARMACIA MODERNA-J. Cabello v siller.
". D.. Prop. De las Facilitates de Mexico
V Austin. Tex. Especialidad en- ell trata-
m!ento de las Intermediates de las sehOras'
Y niilos. COnsultoriO. GET :. Laredo 81.
Resldencia. G29 5. Flores 81. Teleron0s:
Nrevo, Gi5; Crockett 6jS5. San Antonio. Te-
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MADRID. Octubrc 22.-En Fl Tea
fro de Ia p~rincrSa - ha cstrehado
81 drama lie Godo Lopez .Alarc6n.
ia Tizona". uur hahia !evantado
murho inleris deSpufS del 6Xito
degrade en- la RepGblica Argentina.
siruJo orIamadoS los autorpS.
En- todos los prri6dirOS So hacrn
numerosos rIoojos ii. las be!lezas
!. T., obr, y dol iyito olronzado.
-
VALENCIA. OctuDrc 22.-El ie-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
GHffithaand Blue Ribbon Fea.
lures in Splendid Holiday
Week Bills.

The BiJou starts Monday on the
third week Of the Triangle feature
MIN service. The question has been
asked, and. answered satisfactorily.
VIII they pay In Clarksburgy There
is no doubt that the Ciarksburg pic
tute lovers demand the best and Tri-
angle fills the want. People who
never attended a picture show prior
to the appearance OF Triangle films
here are now regular attendants AZ
the Bi5ou. II Is surely gratifying to
the MANAGEMENT. i;.>.
The bill for Monday and Tuesday.
will be The Sable Lorcha," Grff-
nth production. featuring Tally Mar.
shall and Thomas Jefferson. The
comedy, Stolen Maggie with Ray
mond Hitcucox, Mabel ..ormand and
Mack Sennett. will be filled with new
Keystone art. ana that covers & null
titade o. sins, and, also produces
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
GOSSIP OF THE STAGE +,

Ann Murdoch is soon 10 begin re-
hearsals OF new play in which she
is to star.
Frederick warde recently gave a
Shakcspearean recital to the prison
ers in Sing Sing.
Frank Labor has been secured as
leading comedian with Gaby Deslys
il stop. Look and Listen"
Early next year Irene Fenwlck will
star In play called king, Queen,
Jack" by Willard Mack.
His Majesty. Bunker Pean," has
been so successful in Chicago that it
will stay in that city indefinitely.
Afielie Rives, the novelist. has writ
ten play which will shortly be pro-
duced by Harrison Grey Ffske and
George Mooser.
The. play which John Craig will
produce at the Castle Square theater.
Boston, is called Between the Lines
but It is not a war play.
Willis P. sweatnam is to appear
again in vaudeville in story OF the
racetracks. called "1ns Old New Or
leans" He will enact the role OF a
darkey trainer.
Edward Abeles is to appear in a
playiet SELF Defense by George
Broadhurst.
Derwent Hall Game, son Of the nov
elist, has Joined the Castle Square
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
PREFERS Film
TO DIPLOMACY.
Fritz de Lint, Star Of Metre
Feature, Has Had Event
fli Career.

Fritz de Int the new leading mar
who has been engaged to play Il
What viii People Sayy, the nen
Metro feature in which Nine. Pea
rova is starred. had an eventful ca
reer In the army and diplomatic ser
vices ia Denmark before coming u
this country and going, into motion
picture work.
Z De Lint was engaged by the Pop
ular Plays and Players, who will pro
duce the big feature for Metro. IN
was born in Denmark and was ednp
Gated at Copenhagen and at Oxford
England for the diplomatic corps. Al
ter graduation he was made "a lieuten
ant inrthe ~acadamie- corps Of. DEN
mark. TO which the crown prince d
Denmark, now King Christian, served
De Lint had q brief engagement OF
the stage in Petrograd before he cam,
to the United States. He is 26 year.
old; weighs 1876 pounds and stand
six feet two inches in height. He b
an all around athlete, and Is an en
pert horseman, tennis player ant
fencer.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
IN HINDU TEMPLE FROM "sToLEN MAaicr ANEW rRl.
ANeLE.kEYsToNE COMEDY "a i7- 80,

by the management. Announcement
for Friday Will be made later.
Saturday. New Years day, the
Blue Ribbon yitagraph feature, "a
Price for Folly" will be the Offer
Ing. Edith Storey and Antonio Mo-
reno are cast for the leading roles
In this. play. It has always been
said that the woman pays. This
story refutes this statement. II you
thought The Island of Regenera-
ton" was wonderful. you should see
"A Price for Folly" Filled with
heart throbs, pathos. love, hatred and
every tremor that is possible in hui
man emotions, the story runs
smoothly but comes to a terrible eli
max at the end. The management
suggests everyone make an effort to
see "a Price for Folly" as one will
see the greatest heart gripping, heart
appealing picture ever put on the
screen. MISS Storey says she en-
Joys naughty parts because they add
tingle. to the unusual. Thia pic
ture will be shown the one day only,
Saturday, January 1. -
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
SCOTT SIGNS
AS Technical Director for Quail
ity-Metro Films Featuring
Bushman and Bayne.

VIRUS R. Scott, who has been a sue
ccssful director with the Biograph,
Famous Players, New York Motion
Picture Company, Equitable and other
companies, has Just signed q contract
to work as technical director under
the Metro banner In future Quality
Metro features in which Francis x.
1ushmnn and Beverly Bayne, are STAR.
red. Mr.. Scott Is. q former newspa-
per man, and has had wide exper-
fence In that field. He was born in
New York City, and considered an
authority on appropriate and inter
esting ''lotations" where exteriors
can be photographed.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
GIRAFFE MAKES
THE|AHL0SEBET
Movie Star and Friend Learn
That This Animal is
|. ~ lie iat0iceieSS. I .sstsq.s

miss Vivian Rcd. efhs selfg star
with the million dollar smile, and her
friend. niiss Marion warn6f,, have been
trying for ten days to make Fritz and
Lena, the young giraffcs 1t the selig
zoo make d noise. These young ladies'
made q wager that they could teach
the gffanes to speak for something to
eat and have tried, as Miss Reed says,
Everything under the sun. why, i
have even sting to them and you know
! have 9 splendid movie voice. We
have fed them and :petted them many
times, but could not get sound out
OF either So is desperation they went
to Manager Robinson and told him
their troubles and wanted to know
what To- do. .sThc only thing for you
girls to do Is to pay your bet and look
pleasant as d giraffe has never besn
known to make . noise OF any kind.
evidently some one has been Kidding
you,s ~ i'rfelf<,'i
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26


The career Of Bruce McRae, Pathe
leading man, reads like story from
a fairy book. He was born in Eng
land. but went to Australia at the age
Of 16. and there became a surveyor
in the government service. His early
Bouiosne.sarsMer. - He e later came To-
Laramie had charge Of one Of the
largest ranches In the world.
Perhaps the fact that he Is o neph-
CIV Of that sterling English actor. Sir
Charles Wyndham, and Of the famous
dramatist, the late Bronson Howard.
had something to do with his break
ing into the theatrical game, for after
a year in the Wild and woody country
he came to New York, where, through
I
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
CRAl1'ER'TON|S /.
WITH AMERICAN
Creator of Film Successes is to
Produce Two Reeler
Weekly.

Tom chatterton, who has achieved
. number Of notable Aim successes,
has been engaged in the capacity Of
actorsdirector by the American Film
Company, Inc. Director Chatterton has
been commissioned to produce one two
real drama weekly to be released nn-
der the Mustang, brand Anna LIT
tles Frank Borzagc. Jack Richardson
and other we'll known American ac-
tcrs and actresses will be under Chat
terton's direction.
Eori q number Of years Chatterton
was on the stage. Recently he has
been acting and producing pictures for
another company Mt Its California
studios. His first production for tho
American Is 1.-THE Cactus Blossom" a
two reel subject In which Miss Little
and Frank Borzage take the leading
roles. .'The Cactus Blossom" is
scheduled for release December 81.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

starred is a newcomer in motion pic
lures and is known among his new
friends at the Columbia Metro studios
as "the war baby of motion pictures
It was the present war that caused
Mr.. Davidson to take up his present
profession, in which he has made
such marvellous strides. s1Ha-is; +:
Business Ruined.
When the war broke out Mr.. David.
son enjoyed a successful exporting
and importing business in New York.
His business was practically ruined,
and he began casting around for an
other line OF work. Because of his
remarkable physique and Sine appear
aimee friend suggested that he try
motion pictures. afr. Davidson inn
mediately set about with that end in
view, and was successful in inducing
William Nigh the Columbia-Metro de
rector, tor give him a 'type@ part in
Emmy OF Stork's Nest IN which lit
tie Mary Miles Minter Is starred.
4 < Gets, Heavy Lead. Sn
Mr.. Davidson made such q success
out Of a thankless part that Mfr. Nigh
arranged to give him, the heavy lead
in his very next picture, "a Yellow
Streak" Mr.. Davidson Is a graduate
OF Columbia University, and was quite
active as a student there. He was the
hero Of the famous Columbia Univer-
sity football eleven in 1906. the last
team the university had until this
year: ssss
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

Charity begins at home" is what
Eddie believed. but Betty did not
agree with him. She wanted to go
and be missionary. IF she wants
to teach the heather she can't. begin
too SOON" thought Eddie, and he per-
suaded his friend Lee to be the most
heathenish heather that ever was seen.
Lee played the role to perfection. In
fact, his impersonation was so per-
feet that Betty decided to stay home
after all and do her missionary work
on Eddie. This was thoroughly
satisfactory conclusion to all con-
cerned in Love and Savage" the
Nestor comedy, written and produced
by Director Christie Of the Universal
films.
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Forsakes War Scenes.

Forsakes War Scenes.
In 1.-The Sable Lorcha," Griffith
has forsaken the war scenes OF ror-
mer enorts, and offers stirring
meiodramn with Chinatown as its
locale and a mysterious crime for It's
subject. In 1t will be seen powerful
activity and telling tricks OF the NOV
ing picture maker nicely proper
toned into one OF the most gripping
and compelling screen productions
ever made. II there is any desire to
have few thrills and have shivers
chase down ones spinal column,
Sable Lorcha" is the stimulant to
do It.
'Matrtmony." which will be Of
fered Wednesday and Thursday with
Julia Dean and all star support,
makes a plea for fair play in mar
ital relations and, in satire, seeks
to solve the problem Of how to, hold
a wife. She takes the position that
what is sauce for the goose is snuce
for the gander and carries 1t to a
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
Nh. DAVIDSON
IS WAR BABY
!. THE SCREEN
Takes Up Acting because Eu-
ropean Conflict Ruined
- His Business. "a. .,s.,
William Davidson who plays the.
heavy lead in "a Yellow Streak" the
big Metro feature in which Lionel
Barrymore and Irene Howley are

introductions from his noted uncles,
he was able to secure q part in Elsie
VOLTS and Forbes richardson's COM
panys which was then playing "Ther-
His success was. immediate, and
since then he, has seldom been out Of
the public view, as the long list Of
plays in which: he has appeared will
attest. incidentally 1t may be re-
marked that these productions: were
all the more appreciated because OF
this splendid actors presence in them.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
NOW LEADING ISeENUR.

Margaret Gibson. the pretty, dark
haired little ingenre, who has been
seen in several charming roles with
the Centaurs pictures in the Mutual
program Of late, has been elevated
from the position Of mere ingenue,
to leading ingenue and from now
on she will have the stellar. roles ir
picture plays which will be written
especially for her.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
"A THR1IlRR.

The centaur (MutuaD picture fea-
turing Crane Wilbur, previously titled
.sThe Phantom OF tho Road" has been
changed to The Mystery of Carter
Hreene.r since the Horsley company
discovered that the first title had al
ready been assumed for a picture by
another company. There is one thrill
ing episode In this picture when an
automobile, carrying group of Of
ficers and an imprisoned girl. jumps
from q clif to the road below. 10 u,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

stock company in Boston.
( Carrie De Mar, who has been absent
several seasons from the stage. is to
return to vaudeville in sketch called
Quick Action
Z Irene Franklin and Burton Green
are to appear. in new musical COM
edy next season under the direction
of Frederick Mckay.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
AawEsTERN. PICTURE.

1.-THE first Of the Mutual de luxe edt
ton will be 1.-THE Thoroughbred" re-
leased January ~. 1t is a drama q
high finance and Of fortune retrieved
in the virile atmosphere of the moderi
West. This picture has been made b!
the American Film Company, Inc, o.
it's western studios. r.,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
BRAY ADDED
To Triangle Forces and viii Pla,
In Kay-Bee Films.

win Bray. one Of the most pic,
turesdus characters OF the American
stage. has been added to the forcel
OF Producer Thomas Il. 1nce and will
In future be seen in Triangle Kay.
Bee features,
( Bray is particularly remembered
az. the minister to Dahomey" in the
original. production on the stage Of
Charles Hoyt's "a Texas Steer"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

sode OF Kalem's sensational Hazards
of Helen" railroad series, Helen went
In pursuit of the runaway and by q
sensational leap from an, electric
speeder to the tender Of the runaway,
boarded the engine and brought 1t to
q halt In the nick Of time. This ex-
citing production; will be shown at
local theaters soon.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
,SMAnts RECORD.

aThe Hazards of seien.gclaims tn.
record for longevity in the film serieI
field. The Kalem railroad pictures
have now been running flor twelv,
months with q release every. week.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

Tom waters, who Is known from
one end OF America to the other fol
his funny pianologue speciality. is ON,
of the leading comedians with VIII
liam p. Cu1len's big musical comedy
Some Party"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
SCENE FROM "a BOY AT THE, THROTTLEY

1t was because Of Boobies desire to
run the big mogul locomotive all by
himself that a score Of people came
face to face with death. But for Hell
on, the operator at Lone Point. the
locomotive driven by Robbie would
have crashed head.on into the east
bound passenger. As shown In "a
Boy at the Throttle" the newest cpl
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

CHANGED HIS PROFILE.
Francis x. Bushman's profile wa,
changed from sGrecian to Roman,
when hts horse threw him to the
ground, and the Metro stars nose
was broken. s'iF ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
TWhesnII IRs o6sse.ssrls: z out'f

q serfc7n r.ftt ssst 40 $50 sisiixt- 4
What a comfort tosa railroad pres
ident to have asdaughter like Choo-
choo Helen! Every railroad man
should teach his daughter at an early
age to SleapIon and Oh. the roofs of moy-
ing trains, in preparation forfthe time
when she will save his presidency by
such a;feat Of daring. " sifSsfst
when Rogues Fall Out" the new
Bison drama. is Just as thrilling as
II ought to be, and the scene Of Hell
ems. ardacious venture provides the
browning thrill. Escaping with inn.
portant' papers from the villain, she
boards a moying freight train and then
jumps on on. top Of moving street
car arriving at home Just as her faith
er is about to be ousted from the pres
idency. ',,
screen than Ut attained on the alegiti-
mate stage. -! ss'.st
In the role made famous by Dem
man Thompson there appears Frank
Losee, the distinguished character ac-
tor. who, after 8 long and successfrll
career on the speaking stage, became
amember Of The Famous Players Film
Company: Mr.. Iosee viii be remem-l
bered for his notable work In 1.-THE
Eternal Cts" ':.rhe. 4 Masqueradefsr
and other reductions by this pioneer
feature concern. AZ Josh Whitccmb
he will have the greatest pportuuity
Of his career. & s 81 j, n ~ IS y y, :X
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

EEAnk CVsSs N Dennthn IHohnptoht
Role Of .Josh Whitcomb" In
>.The Old Homessead.n
The greatest Of all American rural
dramas, "The Old Homestead" has
been adapted for Paramount BY tho
Famous Players Film Company, This
classic, which for over thirty years
has held the laughter and tears Of the
public BY: tho magic Of. its spell, is as
sured even more popularity upon the
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-07
CV In a Predicament

Cy Hoskins one of our most promi-
nent and respected citizens had hu-
initiating experience to happen him late
Monday afternoon this week. Cy had
been working hard in the bayfield, most
all day, and when he finally finished
all hot and sweat up and uncomfortable.
In Snake Creek right back of Cy's
house, is cool, deep pool, and Cy
thought it would refresh him a good
deal to take a plunge into this pool so
he goes down and takes off his clothes
in the shade and jumps into the water
and splashes around at a great rate all
by hisse1f.
Cy calkilated he remained in the water
about IS minutes when he come out on
shore to put his clothes on and dis
covered to his CONSERVATION that there
wasn't any clothes to put on, being as
Bud Hinkley, who amt quite right in
his head, and had been fishing down the
creek below where Cy went in. had
snuck up the creek, grabbed Cy's clothes
and made off with them just for joke.
When Cy saw Bud running down the
creek with his clothes he said things
which if we printed them here would in
jure Cy's standing as a member of the
Bingville church. CIV hollered to Bud
as loud as he could boiler, but Bud
only run the faster. Just then he heard
a team approaching on the road oppo-
site the side of the creek, and not be-
ing in a position to greet strangers as
you might say, Cy jumped back into
the pool, where he remained until after
the team had past with nothink but his
head protruding.
To make a long story short Cy had
to remain in the pool until after dark
ness fell, when he made his way from
the creek to his house, to find that sup
per had been waiting for him about 8
hours and that his wife had been all
over Bingville trying to find what had
became of him Cy hasn't got his
clothes back yet, and Bud won't tell him
where he had hid them. Cy says that
anybody like Bud Huxley who is not
quite right in there head is a menace to
Rinpvi1le