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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-10-30
Bulgars Fleeing to o. S. Caught,

Ottawa, Oct. 2.-Twenty-one Bulgar-
ians were captured today while trying to
escape across the New Brunswick Dor
der into the United States. More than
1900 was found on the prisoners. II is
believed to have been given to them by
German agents.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-10-30
FAVOR CITY LIQUOR VOTE.
Cleveland Park Cftisens Elect u. G
Turner as Executive.

Turner ~ Executive.
School and Community Association
went on record in favor of having the
question Of prohibition In the District
referred to the people of Washington
for a decision at its meeting last
night IN the John Eaton School.
The annual election Of officers re-
suited in the selection of Edgar d.
Turner forT president; NJ c. Latta,
vice president; Mrs w. w.. Husband.
second vice president and Sheridan
Ferree. treasurer, The choice Of a
secretary will be made at the next
monthly meeting.
Miss Josephine Burke and Miss L.
C. Scott were elected members of the
board Of directors.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-10-30
Allies Submarines Take Shin.

Copenhagen, Oct 3.-Russian and
English submarines operating in the
Baltic are reported to have captured the
German ore steamer Gerdaolin.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-10-30
CIVILIANS QUIT NISH
Bulgarians Reported Within Eight.
cen MiIes of Capital.

Budapest, Oct 2s.-Nlsh. to which city
the Serbian government was rushed
from Belgrade. is being evacuated by its
civilian population.
The BuIgarians' advance ID reported to
be less than eighteen miles distant from
Nish-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-10-30

Girls and Misses red and maroon
all-wool Knit sweaters; both collar
less and with collar; best pearl but
tons: all sizes. 26 to "a. to fit girls
to IL years: none worth under
$3.50.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04

nesdav night attractions. The te.-
TIRE on this night will be the
noonnt production of THE Unaf
with Rita Jolivet and House Peters IN
the leads. This drama, Daseo on lhe
famous romance of the same name
by Eleanor Nj. Ingram. tells the IN
usual and thrilling love story OF an
American girl in the mountain cas-
ties of Montenegro.
Was ON Lusitanta-
Miss Jolivet was the only artist or
note among all the prominent peoplo
aboard to be saved. when the i4usi-
fania was sunk by German supma"
,rine. She was standing oeslde
charles Frohman at the moment the
vessel began to sink. Mr.. Fronman
drowned and she had the good Tor
tune to be picked up.
Thursday will be Fox night and on
this occasion William Farnum VIII
he seen in one of the late releases
from that concern. The play is en-
t,tled "The Plunderer." 1t AFFORDS
william Farnum a real "Farnum
Part" doughty, splendid steel KNIT
fellow. with q big warm heart and
punch In each hand. A pulse STIR
ring fight in which Big Bill bests
score of drink crazed miners. is
thrilling scene Then there is a splen-
did love story which leaves happy
glow in the spectators mind.
Ambassador Author.
Friday, a Mutual master picture
,u,Il be presented. Another screen
beauty. Mae Marsh, is the star in
..The Outcast." 1t is gripping story
of love, humor and pathos-clean,
wholesome and interesting from the
start to the finish 1t tells of Girl
who is tried for murder before a
indee who discovers that the girl is
his daughter.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
Would Take
Bridal Trip
All Alone
Widow Departs with Fiance's
Savings but She is
Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 3.-1n-
stead of leaving Philadelphia for Sc
attic, Wash. where she was to marry
Charles Hall, an engineer, OF TINS
city. Mrs. Catherine Wood. widow,
departed for the San Francisco fair
taking with her Halls savings of 1915;
information was received at local
police Headquarters from chicago
stating that the woman had been ar
rested there while on train enroute
to the exposition. Detective Souoer
left at once to bring the woman back
from the Windy City.
Hall told the police that he fell In
love with the widow several weeks
ago when she was residing on flfty-
seventh street in this city. Last week
they decided to become man and WE
When Hall called upon her on Mon,
day evening he was told that she had
not been homes but had left note
for him. The note read as follows:
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
DIVORCE sum
Brought by Man VINO SAYS His
Wife "Snubbed Everybody
in the County"

MoNoCACY. Pa, July 3.-Amos
Firing brought suit for divorce
against his wife, Emily G.. Firing
now Of Philadelphia, but native OF
Virginia Firing alleges that the
wife's temperament was not in acs
cord with the manners and customs
of the Dutch" as she termed the
people of Berks county
They were married four months,
and the husband says that from the
first day she expressed a dissatisfac-
ton with her life In Berks county.
and that she dfsliked and snubbeds
every one whom she met.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
BEAUTY SPOTS
of America Are to Be Filmed
by the Essanay
Company.

Essanay has entered a new held In
nutting out scenic pictures. These
scenes are being taken largely in the
West. There are many views taken
In Colorado and in states borderinG
on the Rocky mountains. 1t IS It's
intention, however. to IL
all the beauty spots in America. es-
pecially those not too much fire.
ouented by tourists. Its idea is to
and all the beauty spots not already
thoroughly known to travellers. They
win be interspersed. however. with
well known scenes which the public
enjoys seeing more than once.
These pictures are being released
in connection with Essanay's animal
ed cartoons by Wallace A. Carlson.
The cartoons are 500 feet in length
and the scenic the SINE.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
Growth of appetite
For Ice Cream MAKES
Astounding Increase

ing that shines in all Of its in1macn-
late CLEANLINESS. where there 10 .
place for everything In Its place. He
must tell OF the greater Ice cream
factories that are sprmgtng ND IN M
creasing numbers. with their cement
floors, their refrigeratipg rooms, their
abundance OF pure milk and cream
their wen equipped laboratories. and
their countless numbers Of careful at
|tendants.
The Ice cream industry has accom-
plished great benefits for the dairy
industry. First, through the absorp-
ton of the milk surplus at a time
when If 1t followed the old channels
the market for dairy products would
be shattered, It has equaNzed the
value of dairy products. making that
valuation moro uniform the year
round. The general level OF the
prices OF dairy products has been
raised by it's influence and at the
same time there has been a material
reduction OF the margin between high
and low.
Second. by affording market for
great quantities Of sweet cream, it is
securing for the whole dairy indus
try milk and cream of better grade.
In the United States there are
twenty state associations of Ice cream
manuIacIureT6, UeSlueS CuTee ASSOc1d-
lions covering several states and
national association. These associa-
tons. as we'll as Individual manufac-
turers, have spent thousands OF dol
lars and unlimited pains to ascertain
the scientific truth about their own
industry.
After all we might sum up the
story of ice cream in few words. It
but demonstrates the capitalization
of childhood fancies into the perma-
|nent tastes Of the adult. We meet ice
cream when almost q babe In swad-
ding clothes and we develop from
that moment, one of the best habits
to which human is heir.
None can eat too much ice cream
Rather, it seems to be a question. OF
"eat more ice cream for therein HES
health. happiness and even wealth.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
SKELETONS
of Six Farm Hands, Supposed
to Have Been Murdered,
Are Found.

GRAND FORKS, y. D., July SIX
skeletons. revealing murders believed
to have been committed by Eugene
Butler during his lifetime, have Just
been uncovered under his home south
east of Niagara, this county.
This six victims all had been hit
ON the head, their skulls being crush
ed. All but one of the victims were
adults the other being that of boy,
probably fifteen years of age.
Butler became insane in 1905 and
until his death two years ago was an
inmate of the state asylum for the in
same at Jamestown. 1t is believed
his alleged victims we're farm labor
ers who he thought were plotting TO
get his money. Until the discovery
of the bodies there had been no sus-
picion of murder at Buffers farm.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
MOVIE JOB
No Gold Mine for This Girl and
Brothers Honeymoonis
Halted.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. July ST am
going to Chicago In the morning TO
eet INV sister Clara William Nieoial.
athletic instructor at Temple Cohege
Philadelphia, said. in speaking OF the
difficuities which Miss Clara NICOLA
encountered when she went to chi
cago to get a position with a moving
picture concern.
my sister was too young to have
gone to Chicago alone. but she coaxeo
me to let.her go. was married only
last Thursday and this is a fine task
for honeymoon" clara went
broke while in Chicago, but philan-
thropic societies cared for her.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
GULF WATERS
TEEN WITH
Man EATERS
One Wader is Completed De-
voured by a Very Large
Shark.

POINT ISABEL, Tex, July g.
Man eating sharks of the hammer
head variety infest the coast waters
of the gulf all the way from Point
Isabel to Vera Cruz. E. e. Thomas.
superintendent of forwarding COM
salvage expedition that sought 10.
save portions OF the wreckage of the
Emily p. Wright, which lay on San
ia Maria bar, on the Mexican coast,
one hundred miles south of here. Mr..
Thomas, upon arrival here from
work on the wreck. reported that j.
w. Mcdonald, member of his crew,
was attacked and eaten by shark
while he was assisting to tow small
boat ashore. Mcdonald was walk
ing through the water when a high
roll of the sea almost swept him
from his feet. A moment later a big
man eating shark darted at him and
bit him clean In two at the waiAt:
line. The lower limbs were carried
Off by the shark and several days lat
er the bones were found cast upon
the shore ten miles from the scene.
The harbor at Tampico Is teemtng
with hammer head sharks. A steam-
ship captain named Thaxton fell
overheard from a small boat while
fishing for tarpon. A shark attacked
him and his body was bitten in two.
In the last few years there have been
many instances of persons falling
victims to sharks in these waters.
In the Panuco river, which affords
the harbor at Tampfco, many sharks.
were shot by hunters prior 60 the rev
olutionary disturbances. It was not
unusual for one person to shoot AZ
many as two score in an afternoon.
The best shark shooting ground WIN
at the mouth OF the river.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
the story OF the career of a popular
country lad who finds its parallel in
a game of poker.
WOULD Be A
STAR ROARDER
Only Eats Very Plain Food and
Wants Something Every
Day.

sHELBYvILLE, Ind, July B.
Twenty-three years old and never
tasted an apple, strawberry or tona-
to. That is the unique distinction
which is enjoyed by Paul Q. Kay :
mond of West Broadway. Mr.. Kay
mond stands ready to make afh.iav:t
to the truth of the same.
His daily meals are OF the most
substantial food. Beyond tnaI ne mas
no desire. The daintiest dishes Will
not tempt him. Salads, ices. frulfs :
all are wasted when placed at ais
plate and are always carried pacK 10
the kitchen untouched
Meat, potatoes and beans. with gravy
and bread, and his meal is done. me
same thing every day in the year is
what he wants. No amount OF per-
suasion could get this young man 70
taste the choicest fruit or the best
tasting salads.
Neither will he eat peas or an on
Carrots. green beans and parsntps'
with asparagus thrown in, are I'M
known to his menu. Bananas, Dr.
anges and pineapples must seek other
fields to tempt.
radish once in a while and q
bunch of grapes are about the only
depression that he will make from
his regular diet of meat and potatoes
Boarding house keepers would have
the heaven which they dream about
were all of their boards to acquire
tastes similar to the one possessed
by this young man. He is in class
by himself.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
ADE COMEDY
Company Has Sc
cured the Film Rights
to MArtie.v

TO those who appreciate good. clean
wholesome comedy in pictures. the
announcement that the Vitagraph
co,s,nuny has secured for immediate
profSl ction. George AIDES "Artie," in
wh:cn the popular broadway star,
Ernest Truck, will appear, supported
by a specially selected Vitagraph cast
viii Re welcome news.
.-Artic." is will be rememb ered,
was George AIDES first successful ser
ial story and ran in the Chicago Trtb-
me ana otner newspapers. 1t was
later produced In book form and then
pdnatad for the stage and produced
in four acts under the management
OF Charles T.. Dillingham;.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
GREAT ACTIVITY
In K!eine Studios, where "The
Woman Next Door, is Be-
inn Filmed.

the scene OF much activity as work
on owen Dsvis's i.The Woman Next
Door" is in progress there. Miss
irene Fenyfclg viii be seen In the lead
OF Jenny Gay. supported by care
f,lly seiaetad c.st which includes
Caniille Dalberg BELLA Copuor, Rich
IL Ling. Lawson Butt. Zen l.. Tag
CART. Albert Andruss and John Nici-
..rhc Woman Next Door IS found
ed on owen Davis's stage success OF
that name! IT IS an unusually pow
erful story. capable of mech fine
character delineation on the part of
Miss Fenwick and many Situations of
great dramatic force.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04

FriIv formed women in the world,
AnGette, Kcllerman. will be seen in
ssnIantune,s Daughter" This play
,vss presented here earlier in the sea
son At price that was not within
the reach of all, but like all the other
great pictures the Robinson Grand is
now showing. 1t will be SHOWN at the l
standard price as the tneatef IS es-
49, sYnenstve the features which they
sec,re the price will remain the
same at all times. The story OF
..NJantune's Daugher' is so familiar
,w,4I, local theatergoers that 1t is not
necessary to dwell upon 1t, and An
,,eftss KeIlerman's fame as q beauty
is 40 well known that the mere men
ton ox her name should suftice.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04

salvation Neli, is to be seen as a
screen drama.
1T Pays to Advertise" is approach
. ing the eleventh month of its run
in New York.
Gaby Deslys is to make proyin-
cial tour of England. Harry Pilcer
will be her leading man.
Charlotte Ives has been engaged
as leading woman of prominent dra-
matte company in Australia
M
1.-THE House of Class" by Max
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
BLACK RAIN
Water as Black as Ink Falls
fro mSkies into a Penn
syIvania Town.
IJEwISTOwN. Pa. J

LlEWISTOWN. Pa, July "a.
downpour of inly black water is the.
vouclied for by the resi-
dents OF Barrvi1Ie. q village along the
Seven mountains, recently. The rain
fell during q heavy thunderstorm, and
away from trees and buildings, which
might have affected its color.
People are unable to account for
the unusual occurrence, aud viii send
samples OF the water to the state
laboratory for chemical analysis IA
an efTort to ascertain where It Uasgedi
through .:dxe work.. :, 7.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
MANY ILL
Eat Rabbits, Which Were Prob.
ably Poisoned by Eating
Loco Weed.

KENNA n. NJ, July 3.-As a result
of eating rabbits that had eaten loco
weed. several score persons in Kenna
and the surrounding farming com
munity were severely i'll last week.
Physicians were at loss to ac-
count for the epidemic till they learn
ed that every person who was Ill had
recently eaten rabbit meat. Rabbits
and loco weed are extraordinarily
plentiful this year and hunters say
that thousands of rabbits are locoed.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04

polling power.
Thursday, as usual will be v. L. s.
e. Day. The Millionaire BABY
ellison Willets from Anna Rather
inc Green's story of mystery intrigue
and adventure will be seen along with
Who stole the Millionaire Baby"
A woman misguided believed that
gold could bring sunshine and happt-
ness into a childless home, could
weld a successful power to deceive.
could buy a bright presence and the
happy voices of children. could win
the man into love of home and proud
fatherhood. In place OF these things
the gefd brought misery and woe nn IN,
utte9able. This is picture that will
long be remembered.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
AMERICAN BEAUTIES

! CONTINUED from page 8, second seO.1
Reed, whose debut as a film luminar5
under Metro auspices has been ac-
complished with great success.
Wednesday. besides tina regular
feature, the first of the Paramount
travel series will be shown. The
first of these shows scenes taken oy
Paramount camerl men at Paln
Reach Some taken while flying
over Palm Beach In a hydro-aerop.ane
form the most striking part of this
picture. They give the spectator all
the thrills of flying. This travel ser
les will be one of the regular Wed
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
EAT STOLEN POISON.

NEW YORK July s.-Four boys,
inmates of the city reformatory at
Hart,s island, are in serious condi-
tion and seventeen others are i'll from
the effects OF various kinds OF pots-
ems they had stolen from the institu-
items medicine chest. The grand
Jury is investigating whether the boys
stole the poisons and mixed them to
satisfy craving for drugs.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
GOSSIP OF TIE STAGE

na. Gu. Juss psoaueeu "a 1A1lahtle
city. is hailed as a success
Charles Hawrey, the London ac-
tor. has play called The Haunted
Husband"
Bertha Mann, Harrison Ford and
Charles Ruggies have been engaged
for the cast Of the Selwyn produc-
ton, Rolling Stones.
The inventory fled Of the estate
of the late Marshall Wilder shows he
left over $3.50. 600.
Foreign vaudeville actors are ask
ing engagements in this country. but
they demand too big salaries
oliver Morosco win shortly produce
a new musical piece called SO Long.
Lefty" by Earl Carroh and elmer
Harris.
William Danforth has been en-
gagged for the cast OF The Girl Who
Smiles"
Arthur Boucher. the London ac-
tor. has just produced play called
The Green Flag;
Cecilia Lotus has play named
"Enterprising Helen and will take
it to New York.
The Belle of New York" was re-
vived lately by company in St.
Louis.
Jane Cowl is to appear in mo-
ton picture play called The Garden
of Lies
william Courtleigh has piaylet
by William C. De Mile. called The
Man Higher Up" De Witt Jennings
has q prominent ! role l. IN ms support
Howard Estabrook will appear in
the leading role of Augustin Nc
Hugh's melodramatic farce, Search
Me-" which will be produced in At
lantic City next month.
" "
John Galsworthy has written
clay called "A Bit o. Love-" which is
said to please the British public and
critics.
c. Aubrey Smith has been re-en-
gagged to act as leading man with
Margaret Ellington next season in
THE Lie"
" "
Alexander Carr is to star next sea-
son under the management of III. II.
Frazee. in new play by Clara Lip
man and Samuel Shipman.
Elmer Booth. prominent as COM
edian. and of late appearing in mo-
ton picture dramas. was killed lately
1,i in a
geles.
Toby Claude is to appear in trav-
esty upon moving pictures.
Marie Nordstrom is appearing in a
sketch called Bits of Acting"
Lou Tellegen has been in vaude-
vile with a romantic playlet called
Love and Kisses
Laurette Taylor has celebrated her
one thousandth performance of Peg
in Peg O. My Heart"
A new play by Thompson Buch
anan, called The Peacock Lady"
will be produced in the early fall.
" "
Florence Fisher, who won note as
leading lady with Walker Whiteside
and Otis Skinner, was married lately
to Pittsburg business man.
" N
ADD GOSSIP-SUN D & M III fH fl.
s'Milestones" is being successful in
the stock companies
Leslie Faber, the English actor,
has joined the British army.
" "
Jessie Bonstelle is to have a play
in stock company in Buffalo.
George Nash will very likely. star
next season in ."The Three of hearts"
Melbourne Mcdowell has been ap-
pearing i'll sketch called Human
Driftwood."
The play in which Elsie Janis is to
appear is called THE Missing Link
and it is by Paul Dickey and Charles
Goddard.
Henrietta Crossman, according to
report. is TO star next season. in a
ply which her husband and mana
play which er husband and mana
Europe.
Olga Cook, daughter of ANEW. York
detective, is to become the, primo
donna in Nobody Home" in. place OF
Alice Dovey. Miss Dewey is TO fakn
a prominent part in a new Shubert
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
:vLLEGE Mas elsLItrED.

william e. Davidson. Columbia
100. has been selected to play the lead
in. the Vitagraph picture of college
life "F'or the Honor of the Crew.;
no,k being produced in four parts UNI
der the direction of w. p. S. Earle,
the author Of the story.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
MAKES CONFESSION

JASPER, Ala. July s.-William
Davis. % a farmer, has confessed to
wrecking the Seminole Limited train
near Nauvoo by putting spike on
the track. Davis declares he put the
spike on the track Just to see 1t set
fiattened out" and had no idea the
train would be ditched.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
DECK OF CARDS
Is Compared to y Life in New llubin
PhoLopIay.

For sheer originality of treatment.
"a House or Cards." g Lubin two reel
photodrama. released July Is, is in
a class by itself. for, in this unusual
play, a deck of cards is compared to
a life, and. as the cards as shufi1ed
and dealt, the various hands dissolve
into the action on the screen. II ts
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04

girls little hoy is adopted by young
MIRA and Mrs. Hartley in ignorance of
his origin.
Twenty years pass. The boy be-
comes successful doctor work. re In
q New York hospital. The elder Hart
ley. father of Dick, meets with an ac-
cident and is taken to the hospital
for treatment. III mat hospital the
dancing girl of ,w.n on. years re-
fore is now plac I'd as Sisyer Ursula,
vowed to life o. n::n.st"at, IN to tie
afflicted.
Old Hartley raeoEn'zss the forae:'
dancing girl in sfs'sr Ursula. and she
also recognizes her oy1 son in the
young DIR. Hartley. But the eS-aancer
Voluntarily remains in ti,e hospital,
and thus the younger Hartley and his
wife do not have their happiness men
aced
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
UNUSUAL FIND.

BIG LAUREL. Va. July 3.-While
hoeing in a potato patch where had
once been the old home of his grand
father. Enoch Biggs. a farmer OF this
place. saw something glitter in the
s,,n and on investi eating found-just
what others have found so many
times-an old pot with nothing in II
but dirt.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04

Military training is compulsory on
all male citizens between the ages
of ~ and IS In New Zealand.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04

aMy Darling Charles: 1 have chang
ed my mind about going West with
YOU and have decided to go to San
Francisco to see the fair all by my
self"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
BIG FEATURE

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