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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-09-21
RELIEF
FUND IS LARGE
About $850,0OO Paid for Aid of
Stricken Ones.

Chicago, Sept. 20.-Just eight
weeks after the steamer Eastland
laden with more than $500 pleasure
seekers capsized in the Chicago riv-
er, drowning S12 persons, detailed
report of the work of relief yester-
day was submitted to Mayor Thomp-
son by John j. O'Connor, director of
the Chicago branch of the Red Cross.
Disbursements are shown to have
been 100000 from the public re-
lief fund, 100000 from the dnao-
ton of the Western Electric COM
pany, under whose auspices the IA
tai excursion was given, $4,000
from the company's death benefit as
ISOLATION and $271,000 from insur-
ance companies. With financial help
from other sources the report esti-
mates that approximately $S50,000
will have been paid to those bereft
by the disaster. Total expense at
tached to the distribution of the
fund was less than $500.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-09-21
IS BADLY HURT
IN auto Wreck
Mitchellville Matron, Auto Victim,
May Not Recover.

Prairie City, Ia, Sept. 20.-Mrs
A. w. Pearson, residing near Mitch
ellville, Ia, was perhaps fatally hurt
yesterday afternoon when the auto,
mobile in which she was riding and
which was driven by her husband
turned turtle twice one-half mile
east of here. Her back is believed
to have been broken, and up to a
late hour last night she was still un-
conscious.
Mrs. John Griffeon sustained two
fractures in the arm. The other
members of the party, Mr.. Pearson
John Griffeon, Miss Pearson and Mr..
Gregg, all of Mitchellville, were
more or less bruised, but their injur-
les are not serious.
A fiat tire is said to have been the
cause of the accident
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-09-21
ENGLISH women
WORK THE FARMS
Farmers Told to Pay Fair Laborers
Good Wages.

London, Sept. 20.-English farm.
ers must look to the women of rural
communities to fill the places of farm
laborers who are in the trenches
Lord Selborne, president of the Brit
ish board. of agriculture, yesterday
told the Norfolk chamber of COM
merce at Harwich. Farmers must be
prepared to pay these women fair
wages, he added.
Lord Selborne said Kitchener had
decided to use skilled labor found on
British farms for special duty. He
urged farmers to utilize every yard
of their land to the best advantage.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-09-21
THIEVES STEAL
AN AUTOMOBILE
Perry Mans Car Taken from Streets
Of the City.

Perry, Ia, Sept. 20.-A Ford au-
tomobile belonging to George Rob-
inson, of this city, was stolen from
the streets of Perry Saturday night.
No clue to the identity of the thieves
has as yet been obtained.
The machine was a 1915 model,
and been used about two months.
1t was registered Iowa 1344S7, and
the number on the dashboard was
7S9045. The engine number was
S25124. The machine was equipped
with shock absorbers.
A liberal reward has been offered
for its return.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-09-21

London, Sept. 20.-The Germans
have occupied Wilma and, by wide
sweeping movement to the north OF
that city have succeeded in almost
entirely surrounding portion OF
the Russian army, which is fighting
in the railway triangle between Viii
ma, Ida and Vileika.
At any rate the Russian forces in
this district either must fight their
way out eastward or retire in a
southeasterly direction for only one
railway is left entirely in their
hands.
The army of Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg, which took Wilma and
has reached Vileika, to the east of
Wilma, is working in close coopera-
ton with that of Archduke Leopold
of Bavaria in an effort to catch a
part of the Russian army, an opera
ton which has been so often tried
without success since the Austro-
Germans commenced their great
drive.
The Russians express confidence
in the outcome Of the battle but
with their northern armies held
closely along the Dvina and the Ger
man flank well protected by cavalry
it seems impossible that any aid can
come to them from that direction.
The battle seemingly must be
fought out between the troops now
in the district between Wilma, Ida
and Slonim, with the assistance of
any reinforcements that can be
spared to hold the German force
which has reached Vileika.
At the southern end of the line
General Ivanoff still is keeping Field
Marshal von Mackensen at arms
length from the fortress of Rovno,
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-09-21
PERSONAL BRIEFS.
(From MONDAYS Daily. J

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Morgan spent
yesterday in Williams at the home
of the latter's sister, Mrs. Joe Miller
and husband.
j. H. McClurg of Wall Lake was
an over Sunday visitor at the w. ]
Zitterell home.
Rev. and Mrs. T. w. Owen leave
tomorrow for a weeks stay in Oma,
ha. They will attend the Nebraska
Methodist conference and also the
Billy Sunday meetings.
Miss Marguerite Hughes, who
is a student at Iowa State Teachers
College in Cedar Falls, spent Sun
day in the city with her parents.
Miss Julia Simonson of near
Highview spent Saturday and Sun
day in this city visiting Miss Ethel
Hurst.
Mrs. Josiah Day left this fore
noon for Lake City to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Stanfield and
family.
Mrs. ]. M. Holland of Dunlap
is here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Page, Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Cottington, Mrs. J. M.
Mikel, Mrs. Sarah Dingman and
Mrs. Harry S. Nye and baby spent
the day in Highview visiting at the
Robert R. Downs home.
Mrs. Jennie E. Allen of Eldora
is visiting at the o. G. Metcalf and
c. K. Johnson homes.
Miss Buelah Bond of Richland
is a guest at the John Dewitt home.
Mrs. F. Bowers and baby of Le-
high spent the week end at the A. B.
Trueblood home on west James
street.
Mrs. Mary A. Hoag and visit
ing cousin, w. F. Draper of Pros
pect, Wis, left yesterday for War
saw, Mimi, where they will visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Smith and
little daughter of Newport, Neb.,
have gone to visit relatives in Sioux
City after making a sojourn here
with Mrs. Smiths aunt, Mrs. Mary
4. Hoag, and other relatives.
J. Won Brethorst, of the Star
Machine Works, is spending a couple
If weeks in Chicago on business.
Misses Maybelle Priestley, LII
lie Maxon, Margaret Aullman,
Blanche Hoot, Clara Zeihan and
Marian White spent yesterday at the
lone of Miss Emma Amundson in |
eagle Grove, the greater part of the
lay being enjoyed picnicking in the
woods near there.
Mrs. T. w. Luengen of Colfax
rrived in the city Saturday night
or a visit at the home of her sister.
Irs. ]. E. Clark, on Bank street.
Rev. Arthur Metcalf, pastor of
he Congregational church, and w.
/. Ryan, as a delegate from the
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-09-21
Two Hurt In Auto Wreck.

Mason City, Ia, Sept. 20.-Tom
Cost of Nora Springs suffered dis
located right hip, dislocated right
elbow and compound fracture OF
the right wrist when an automobile
turned over twice last night as a
party of five were leaving the city
for home. Warren Henry was bruis-
ed about the chest and perhaps in
ternally injured. The others were
unhurt.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-09-21
PART OF RUS
SIAN army IN
CRAVE Peril
Wilma is Captured by Won linden.
burg's Army and Slav Force
Is Threatened.
MUST FIGHT ITS WAY OUT.
Only One Railway Is Left in the
Hands of Cars Beleaguered
Troops in the North.
MUST FIGHT ITS WAY OUT.

Berlin, (via wireless to Tucker.
ton, N. j., Sept. 20.-According to
Stockholm dispatches, the socialist
deputy, Tcheidse, and seventeen 9th
er members of the Russian duma
have been arrested. The duma build
ings in Petrograd and all the rail-
way stations have been occupied by
the military, the advices add.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-09-21

church, went to Fort Dodge today
noon to attend Congregational
council this afternoon and evening
at which a new minister is to be or
dained.
Mrs. r. P. Layne, who has been
spending month with a daughter
at Waterloo, arrived home Saturday.
Verne Buxton left last night
for Valparaiso, Indiana, where he
will enter the State University for
the coming school year. r'-.
Master Edward Burleson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Burleson, visited
with his brother Randall in Fort
Dodge yesterday. Randall has fine
position there with the Fort Dodge
Telephone company.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Kane and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Meade
Hughes and children motored to
Waterloo yesterday in the Kane car.
They expect to return tonight.
Elmer Inlay, who lives four
and a half miles northeast of town,
has gone to Crystal Lake, Mimi,
near where he has rented a farm, to
do the fall blowing.
Miss Agnes Lynch was in Will
liams yesterday visiting friends.
B. r. Brown and E. F. King are
Fort Dodge business callers today.
Miss Eva Whiteman went to Ft.
Dodge today to visit her grandmoth-
er. She will go tomorrow from Fort
Dodge to Omaha for a few weeks
visit with friends.
S. Amundson, formerly of this
city and now of Eagle Grove, spent
here on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. M. Hughes
have returned from an overland trip
Of several weeks. They spent some
time in Amherst, S. D., with rela-
lives and on their return stopped at
Doom, Ia, to visit other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Mueller and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Horn and son
Charles motored to Boone yesterday
IN business.
Miss Alice Wyckoff of Des
Moines spent the week end in this
.ity at the home of her father, Geo.
Nyckoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Duecker and
and Mrs. Albert Beacher
md baby of Fort Dodge drove over
and to this city yesterday and spent
he day at the Mrs. John Horn
lone.
Dan Lee has gone to Eagle
Grove where he is employed in the
Henry Nicholson restaurant.
Miss Minnie Bateman resumed |
Ter work in the Kane Variety store
oday after a couple of weeks vaca-
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Mabbott
md Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. McCol-
ough spent yesterday with relatives
n Clarion, motoring over in the Nc
Collough car.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lage and
baby of Pittsburg, Pa, are in the
lily for a visit at the A. A. Furman
home. Mr.. Lage expects to return
lone sometime next week, while |
Mrs. Lage will remain for a more ex-
ended visit with her parents.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-09-21

The Swastika society will meet
with Mrs. w. E. Brown on Wednes-
day evening at 1870 o'clock
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GOloene Sod)seitss seSanfen.
Bon suIims stcttenEsim.

! SuIins StettcnDeiuL Der
nod iilnrter arbeitiame Trciinloodf'
| jigidbrigc, begiiig fiir3Iid nit ieirec
ejattin Waarie geb. Sdppeiser, Die
elmer oiierreibiiden i5arlilie eit'
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,eit. GiHigcs BON oen, ipas er an Die.
lem 5aae oohte imh fiihIte, iprldt Ct
iel6it teite in iuiicrem Blatte aus,
abcr or mag es iidJ gefaIlen lailer,
onb oiid, Die 5ablreid)gi ,Srelinoe icl.
ncr acociiten. 0as SuIs Steitcnbclil,
lit einer 1roben 3nbl BON .litterari.
iAcn uno fiinitleriid,en Terionlitj,
.eifen ais cine aaitIreie, iiets Don
Sciierteit bcIebtc Statte IN better
1rilnnernng. Se6er miro oieien 1u.
lnilientiid,, an Dem cinit cine Sd,car
pom ainoern iaB, Die Irjipiiden iii9'
| tiae Wieniden gcipOroen iino, nod ei.
nen inngen 3uiamnerbalt ipiiuld)aiI,
bis Das @oIo, 70 iebr es gerdoe III
unieren 3aeen geidIdgt lit, alliHdt.
lid ben 8Ian5 bes GianiaItten an
ninnnIt. 2 lie Neo oailloh
Seine Seit Dersebt 10 rait iuie oic
SodSeit
aaanfcr Gatte iinoet Die ebe y
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riaer Ioler ipenieitens bic iiIberie
5oh;eit ieiern fonnte.
@6en iperben i'm SiHunel gcitic.
ben.
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gldll5t.
giir Soniaipcden oauern itmld,'
nal orei 2age.
.gSelen bosipillipen Berlal'siis pal
lirt picI llneil, ned mebr aber ourb
oosiuiIIiscs Sa5Ieiben.
g9croe nidt erbonfel, iued ioldjer
imlHcr 5u Iange lebt.
9sidt betratben lit elm groBes
Ninliitiid.
Wian ioa ben SaitsfrelsnS nidt Dor
benz sIbeno Icben.
&c InnDe A6m alIein mar. pela,e
;Srnn bot er Seun on betrugcry
Co 1T tein Wann in ieine 5ran
perIiebt, baB er ii6 beiolloers aiiI
bic Sd,nItinbre freiit.
Gd,on auf oen Sodgeitsrelien
lerHt nlanfer etatte ieine Grou fen
Hen.
aliandyer Gatte 5iebt ins 6elo. oes
Iiebcn iSricoens willen.
Der @rai b. 8leiden mar bod,
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ner 5rau lnb elmer @eliebten Dluel
iSrallen.
Gs giebt iebr biele WinneE iuelfc
imncr 6as porleste gSort ba6en.
SsIbit nuf ben golSigiten 5odgei'
ten Miib man aeiteben, bab Sie erl.cl
30 Sjc beFten iinb.
Gs lift unbeereiflid bob oie
sSrailer nidt id)on nab fiinfidbrlgsr
@be bas giierne areip erbaIten.
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auIoenen SodBeiten oo6urd1, 0ab lie
teineu 9oIteraberIo baben
Gd,one Jrni,euniger ioIlen I'M
ada llgr sIbeubs geidlciien ietn.
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bortbin - Big mir uns piebgrIeben
fDnnen. Sd iperbe bas @leihe tbun.
2ap bat es sepollt, bab ia ibn ieiilem
S4idial iiberfdHe. Sd bin pieber
frei. Srei3 Die Ndrrbeit uniersr
Batter lpirb uns nod mande itpsre
Stunbe peruria1en. 2lber perlieren
sic bic !6pffnnns ni6t!"
Das Billet trug lpeber cine 4nrebe,
nod cine llntcridrift. 0oh iuosu
braudtc es basl Wit gliidielieem ca
6eln bars Der 9lileiipr has papier anf
feinsr gruit. SEPT bate er ibre 2lnt.
mort: Sic liebte ibn!
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sibsrtrasnxsem
Gtneiuuati, 10. OttObsr.


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ron apenus in GLENDALE, 81.
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Sdpettsltosits, so BEL 123 Sub url
Der norbpeitlifsn Ode Der GburG
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Rancp u. Spesman an Gtbtl W.
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SeaItbp, (Steuer $2); 81.
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tbeilung 81.
Sorolo R. Smith an 2llbsrtba
Wcglure, 80 bei 115 Sub an Der Ofts
ieite bon Summit Mbsnue, 200 CUB
fiiblib bon price 2lpsnue auf pries
Sia, (Stsuer 50e); 81.
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tsmsssr. 40 5ub an br Torbfsits bon
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giIliges 5efbeutbum fat
ii6 elm aus Sisilieu iiammenbtr llns
isrpffisier Der qIpsniruppen perf4afft.
9ns srfinounsreider iHtelisenier
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elmer Isi4tsn @erpuubuns pom
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leuie gu ungsbsn, ioubern iih aud bic
aaiden gu fiiIsu. gr erfaub namliA
unb er5dbIte itol5 bic 0ef4i4ts DON
benz nit elmer S1Iinse sefangenen
6iterrsi6if9m General, bic sinige
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lienifde preHe mafie, Bis cine amt,
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Warfsn ben asbensfaben abf&nitt.
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eelesenbeit suriid in einsm 4rtiisl'
den, beFen obere Sdlfts burh bic
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bts miles gloriofus mitsetfeilt trdr.
iporin aber tptiter foletnbe erg0blt,
den ginSslbsiien 3u lefen fiHb. Die
Regieruns bat bic gpiiobs eines 1it.rs
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be alir Shau eeftelIt tpis elm ieltsnes
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bel Defenders ap ben britten VT nit
psu giisubnbuuMall."
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9 atp niIM.

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81 GGertennen qeferut

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geOras 8. aars an ainbIap Waar.

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place 9. IL. 3. Co., $500.
s. VI. syifbsr ah 3. iyiiber. $3.50.
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So. $4,000.
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9oan 60. $125O.
gtntunetta Sdoetteltostte ali aeRs
nor .. II. =. Co., $3250.
Nettie Sdotieltotte an Glla aester,
$1,000.
2onis Braun on GIN Street Sns
ouitrp 9. II. y. Co., $500.
glrtbur 2udsn an Rprtpoob SIN.
prppeb y. II. 6. Co., $500.
Clara 0idfon al bo., $500.
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W 6arpuot, S1100.
2(leranber ~. Sarpuot an Gtar
.. U. Jio. 3 Co., $1,000.
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II. g. Co., $4,000.
Serbsrt 9. pahoub oil Bart Str.
9. u. Co.. $3250.
9DiIIiom ssrenier an George s.
Stptt, Sheriff. $3111.12.
emma Boots an Soutbern Shio
6. II. Z. Go., $1,000.
gbarles .. Yeters an College 5ilI
progreNips 9. u. g. Co., $500.
RucoIpb 9ronnimanu an CAT Gnb
g. u. Co.. $625.
elijabeih 6. Ssnn iii 81. gtrnarb
9. II. 3. u. Co., $1,000.
WiIlinm 6. !Sopes al Srmoube 9.
II. 6. Co.. $500.
4ribur s. partrioec on Union
Earrings 3. Ii. Z. Co., $1,000.
Sobn ". gppine an @eit Strest
3. u. No. l. $500.
Rate r. Simpnton all Rofc Mids
ridden, $500.
5rdnt 6. Cunning an SIT. Sealtbp
g. Ii. g. Co.. $24O0.
9aHnic 6. Rpau an Suso Gtraus,
1929.
!cerman 9sbug On Sputberu Sbio
Sdpings gdnt Co., $4,000.
9arrn s. 2ebman an Sespitt ape.
6. u. 9. o., $500.
9oreita 5rcmmepsr an Wsitern
9lDe. 3. o.. $3.50.
fSreberid 80. grptpne on CALHOUN
2 II. q. SO. $1,000
Serberi Srids an 9arrp 3. 2sbs
man. $s99.
Mlarn u. 9oesp an b., S40O.
gimelia gilsrs an Gni,rpriie .. u.
So. 5000.
Olipsr 9. aaiIer on Tlilforb 3.
l. &. 60, $500.
emma Silbsbranbt on 9ermania
3. u. Pp. g. $500.
GliSabetb WeIfb an Soutbern Ohio
Sapines gdnt Co., 1920.
Grep Goubbar an Sobn gedsr,
$500.
Carrie Niassrmann an 8. 20.
5unfsImeber, $50.
gtrihur s. grOpn an Central ..
/. g. Co., $225o.
ausuit Ra6tmann on Sobu 9edsr.
$3.50.
Gstilgte 5npotbeten.
Sof. aaplaH an price 5il 9o. 2
, II. ". 60 $4,000
anibonp !. MueII.r an bo., $3.50.
GraHt DiebI il. an JinbIap Wlure
ct Ro. 2 6. u. .. Co., $1,000.
6. 3. 80. 9eeisr on Ct. B.rnarb
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the varying channels. The modern vii
lage, counting 2SOO people, Is un.
healthy Oh account Of It's rice fields
Is neglected and forgotten.
Much Weathered Monumet
"AQulleiA is grave " past achieve
ment, and much weathered mOnu.
ment to the world Of the Roman age
Its museum is rich In trophies Of Ro.
man times, and its ancient cathedral
aud the remains Of the Patriarchs pal
ace are It's most eloquent. concrete
memories Aquileia. az Is much Of
the northern and western coast Of IN,
AdriHtic, IL Il rich field for archeolog
lists and RntiQuarans.
'The city is said to have been colon
tied by the Romans ~ a frontier fort
ress against the Celts In 1873 b c. II
1853 A. D., Marcus Aurelius made II
one Of the strongest fortified positions
In the empire During lIadrians relgr
It's population reached the 5O000C
mark Attlla destroyed the city II
i52 A. d., and II never recovered rs
greatness. Aqullela was great ant
strong only throughout its Roman his
tory, when, during It's prime II ranked
Immediately after the Eternal City
itself II fortunes we're those Of IN,
Roman world and modern Italy, look
ing back over the gulf Of centuries
! feels Itself not only the descendant
but also their heir Of Latin Rome"
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FINE FEATHERS SOON
Eugene Walters rAmAtic uecess
Depicting Folly Of Living Beyond
Means Ready for the Screen

Eugene Walters stage play Fine
Feathers" has been done In film form
and is being released by World Film
corporation.
Janet BeeCher IN the central figure
~ the film play She plays the part of
young woman who IL discOntented
with her lot In life yearns for fine
feathers; obtains them by dishonor
able means has brief career " gilt.
ter and glory The story is fine one
II Is q moral one II Is Il lesson and Il
warning. And II il worked out with
great dramatic skill
one " the most Impressive parts Of
this picture Is that showing the burst
Ing of dam and the flooding of the
surrounding country The cause Of
this was an inferior kind Of cement
for which the seeker of fine feathers
was responslble-she persuaded her
husband To accept nefarlous propo
sltiun from villanlous man who
would make money out Of supplying y
poor kind Of cement instead VI n good
one
Fine Feathers" will be shown at
tho Lyric theuter on Monday and
Tuesday.
No man is so poor that he can't
afford 10 smile occasionally.