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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-23

10 tell you what your
wonderful remedies
have done for me. l
was a sufferer from
f e m a lie weakness
a n d displacement
and l would have
such tired, worn out
feelings, sick head
aches and dizzy
spells. Doctors did
me no good so / tried
the Lydia E. Pink
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-23
Read Books in Old DAVIS.

"The kind of books people read now
adays is rather startling" "Yes," re-
piled Mrs. McGudley, but have my
doubts whether folks stop dancin' long
enough to read EN-. When 1 was
young we used to read books and pre-
tend we didn't. Now people pretend
they read 'em and don't"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-23
Estate of Israel DeZotell
CoMMIssIoNERs' NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
Lamoille, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine,
and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate of Israel DeZOtell, late
OF Eden, in said district deceased, and all
claims exhibited IN offset thereto, hereby give
said al the residence of Fred z. Gates, in the
town OF Eden, in said District, on che 10th day
OF July anu End day of December, neat
on each OF said days, and that six months from
the end day Of June, A. ID. 1915, is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to pre-.
sent their claims to us for examination and al
lOwance.
Dated at Eden, this 5th day Of June, A. ID.
1915 JOHN Il. ADAMS,
FRED q. GATES,
SO commissioners.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-23
MRS. MAbEN
WAS MADE WELL
By Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
table Compound and Wants
Other Suffering Women
To Know 1t.

Murfreesboro, Tenn. ct have
wanted to write to you for long time
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-23
Estate of Maria S. Farnam

State of Vermont-District of Lamoie, IS.
The Hon. Probate Court for the District
aforesaid -
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-23
CHAPTER w.

TNHE sun was setting behind the
back fence Though at a con-
siderable distance) as Penrod
0e-e Snl,nErlI Il I,n4 e..
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-23

= EXT morning, when he had
MI once more resumed the dread
u full burden of education, it
e,,,,naI ipGp;talx- HuIlor And
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'.EvERYB0DY Hell PED"
AND THE RESUL I GOES
ON THE VENTURA TODAY

Foity-seven sacksa weight esti-
mated by the expressman at: more
than two tons-of reading matter Or
the gunboat Princeton and residsIits
Of American Samoa we're put on board
the Oceanic liner Ventura today for
ultimate delivery at Tutuila.
That is the response OF the people
of Honolulu in enc week to the re-
quest from the commander and crew
of the princeton for old magazines and
newspapers.
In this big shipment today there
are net only countless packages of old
magazines and newspapers but many
bCcks of many kinds and the latest
periodicals and leading papers OF the
world. There is sufficient Of perma-
nent value to be splendid acquisi-
ticn to the already established library
at the U. S. naval station at Tutuila.
For one week, In response to the
request voiced through the Star-Bul-
letin. there was a deluge of reading
matter at the Alakea street Office Of
this newspaper. Seldom If ever was
there such a remarkable response. No
particular campaign of publicity was
1aged.
On July 1st the Star-Bulletin pub
lished an interview with Arthur E.
Livingstone, lately arrived from Sa-
mca. in which he said that the final
request of the commander and crew
of the Princeton to him was this:
when you get to Honolulu, please
ask the people there to be good
enough to send US old magazines and
newspapers each month when the Ven
tura touches there south bound. Tell
them We are starved for reading mat.
ter"
Next day the Star-BuIletin editorial.
ly asked its readers to send In maga.
zines and papers and once or twice
afterward referred to the request edi-
torially. AT the same time daily ac-
knowledgments were being made to
all these contributors whose names
could be secured.
There was no need for a special pub
licity campaign. The Star Bulletins s
thousands of readers came forward
with tremendous response from the
very first day. Mrs. C.. W. Parks, wife
Of the civil engineer at the naval sta
.tion, was first in win an arm-load OF
magazines. Then they poured from
all directions and IN all amounts.
Manager Peter of the Territorial
Messenger Service offered the. deliv-
cry facilities of his company to collect
the books in the residence districts
and bring them to the Star-Bulletin
Office. 1t was timely offer. The del
Continued on page twol
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TNOSALUTESOF
THIRTEEN GUNS
next SATURDAY
One When Admiral Moore's
Flag Comes Down, One When
That of Successor Goes Up

Next Saturday morning two salutes.
each Of Is guns. will be fred at tho
navy yard IN Honolulu, the first of
which will be in observance of the
lowering CT the flag Of Rear-admiral
c. B. T. Moore, who on that day will
be succeeded in command Of the ma
val station at Pearl Hcrbor by Rear
admiral Clifford ]. Boush. When Ad-
miral Boush's flag is hoisted another
salute will be fired and the transfer
win be completed.
Though the ceremcnials attending
the transfer Of command will take
lace at Perl Harbor, the salutes will
be fired at the navy yard at Honolulu.
for the saluting guns for Pearl Harbor
are not yet Installed The telephone
or wireless will be used. so that the
salutes may be fired at just the proper
tire.
Admiral Roush, his wife and daugh-
ter viii reach Honolulu Friday in the
Siberia Admiral Moore. who goes on
the retired list on July %, plans to
leave Honolulu with Mrs. Moore, on
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.I0YRIDERS RUN
OVER EIGHT YEAR
OLD CHINESE LAD
Wheel Of Vehicle Passes Over
Boys Abdomen; Painfully
But Not Seriously Hurt

7' T---.,.l,7--- 49,, r|oro au-hoonIno A
...''' ~ !. i,,.,v n.ce Is Kulxni street
-, Sr,<rr s,,a Main
s,,. .....,s ., . -, sisbt.ser.oid a. chinese
& ',r'e ~, - ,,.,... s.. ..Sesi - ~, f6e machine
.e<..s -. 49, = ~. eor,s sh5omcn ne
,...,, -. - : ,hvrician
=, NJ ....~rs;'.e,, ,.. s,ss eeo5 sized
..,--, ,...e,.. '''',T T,,. ..;o,r;asrss were
'rt,~-s, -. !, t,....,s1sr I'll ahont *
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Lester to samoa Tes Of lolOIu's generous Respons,
ander john N. Power, ret,
July u. 1913

Commandant o. NavalSt Stati and rs
e. s s. Princeton Tutuila
Of
IN
days E.
with Livingstone published in the
Of
magazines and other reading matter to be forwarded
The this immediate and the results
Of
mag S
delivery facilities
kind has also been extended Accept this
goodwill the " and the residents
We welcome the opportunity thus fellow
Americans the Pacific.
respectfully,
THE HONOLULU sTARBULIETN.
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Teutonic- Russian Front in Deadlock

LONDON, England July 12-The Teutonc Russian dead
lock in Russian Poland still continues South Of Lnbln the
forces said to be at standstin
From PetrOCrad there reports Of continuous light
ing the 30me front eastward from Josefow with the Ans
trians rs the aggressors
An unofficial Austrian explanation Of the failure Of the
troops advance north of the Krasnk is that the army
halted here the object Of the capture Lembrg
was accomplished.
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Germans and Allies Battle on West

LONDON, England July 12-After day or two Of CON-
parave quiet the Allies and the Germans again locked
in furious strife along large Of the western battlefront
Heavy fighting is reported from France The Germans.
Souchez point of tactical benefit Many charges and
counter charges have ragged around; this spot
surprise has been occasioned at Alkirch where the
Germans had occupied 500 yards Of trenches Withdrew
They say they retired voluntarily
The French that the Germans have been repuled
in number of charges in the Woevre district.
Berlin admits that trenches have been temporarily
lost at Combres s.
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advanced French trench and improved
their positions IN Priest forest. IN re-
cent engagements between the Meusc
and the Moselle the Germans took
1898 prisoners, three guns, 12 ma
chine guns, fs mine-throwers. Near
ossoviwcz on the east front Russian
attack was repulsed. The southwest
arena is unchanged
The following message from officIaI
German sources was received Sunday:
GERMAN HEADQUARTERS, July
1.-THE English attack on the canal
northeast Of Ypres and French attacks
at Frycourt, between Ally and Apre-
mont, and in Priest forest, as well a.
against German positions southeast Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12

sondernach have all been repuIsed. \
trench taken on July 70 BY the Ger.
mans northwest Of Beauseiour was
lost and then stcrned again BY tbe
Germans Five French counter at
tacks were repulsed. A French al
vance force north of the road from
souchez to AbIain encounters loer.
man attack. The engagement still con
tinues. During the last few days
French IRE has killed ten and wound.
ed 20 civilian inhabitants Of LEVIN.
The eastern war tbeater is unchanged.
In the southeastern arena there are
local engagements south of krasnos-
taw. az Of which are turning cut f4r.
ably for the eeruans.y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
At Last Congress viii See I'm
p0rtance Of More F0rtifica-
iions, as Army and Navy
Men Have Seen for Years
TERRITORY IS KEY TO
COAST AND BIG DITCH
National Defense League Sends
News Item About Hawaii to
Every Newspaper on Main
land-M0re Batteries and
Submarines Needed Here

The National Defense League, an or
gan zaticn with headquarters at the
national capital. has prepared and
sent TO all or the newspapers In the
United States an article on the stra-
tegic Importance Of Hawaii, and the
urgent need for more naval and land
defense on the island Of Oahu.
This news item. which VIII give
Hawaii tremendous publicity. and may
result In increased appropriations for
defense. as well as an augmented sub
marine flotilla. is one Of the direct re-
suits Of the visit Of the congressional
party last May.
The article follows. In part:
WASHINGTON, ID. C.-That the
United States should be more liberal
In its appropriations for defense OF
the Hawaiian islands is the opinion Of
q majority OF members Of Congress
who have recently returned home
from Their seven weeks trip to our
possessions IN the mid Pacific.
The situation which those who con-
troll the nations purse strings and
who are responsible for providing adc.
Qnate defense found IN Hawaii was q
revelation to most of them The fact
uaa brtnfft fprc.bIl hcme to them
that these islaads ere the key TO the
Pacific const and 70 the Panama c.
ral - well and TINT fheir capture BY
any foreien natien WITH which ms
country hi d rnicrti tiln1te.l be e1eaE'
I'd a war would 6iIor1 such . naticn
base Cor operations which would Be
used 10 me greet disadfa1tage and
disaster 81 America.
Militar1 and naval experts have
long been aware Of the conditions. but
Congress has. Up 10 the present time.
failed to appreciate the absolute ne.
cessify Of better defense. II Is true
that considerable sum of money has
already been expended in the con.
efrncfion 0f land defenses and in the
Improvement Of Pearl Harbor. but
when the Importance of the islands as
stralefic point ii the event Of war
IS considered the amount Is a mere
niftance. Moreover. these defenses
afford protection only to the city Of
Honolulu on The one island Of Oahu;
While the city is 50 located that +
offers excellent opportunity for de-
tense with modern guns mounted on
Diamond Head and various shore bat
teries. these defenses are not so equip
(contInued on page two)
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MAINLAND JAPANESE MEET

Especial 10 the Hawaii Shinpo)
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July f2-
The japanese Society o. the Pacific
Coast will held an immense conference
here Augrst to discuss t-ta;s move
ments b. the organization.
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CHARGE IS MADE
THAT POLICE ARE
TAKING BRIBES
Supervisor Horner win Refer
Signed Letter to Board; Says
Che-fa Bankers Immune

The beard of supervisors will to-
morrow evening have brought to their
attention a signed letter from a local
Chinese containing definite charges to
the effect that the police of Honolulu
are accepting brfbe of $150 to allow
four chefa banks to run unmolested.
The letter contains the names of the
men who run the banks, the locations
of the gambling places, and the name
of Chinese, who. it is alleged, is
acting as a go between for the bank
owners and the police.
The letter writer appeals to Chair
man Horner of the police committee
IF the board of supervisors, asking
that the che-fa evil be done away with.
The writer of the. letter states that
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GERMAM OFFICIAL
cABLEGRAMS

The following cabIegram from. off,
ciai German sources was received late
Saturday:
GERMAN HEADQUARTERS, July
1o.-French attacks at Launois and
Leincey were repuIsed. The Germans
stcrmed, northwest Of Beauselour, an
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
GERMAN line Is
not INSOLVENT,
ASSERTS AGENCY

T Assoc :atea Press nv Federal wirelessl
EERLiN. Germany. July f2.-The
Woiff agency denies fiatiy the rumors
that the great Hsmhurg-Americsn
steamship lire has failed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12

the Manoa July 90. They viii visit
their hcme in Decatur, H., but expect
to return to Honolulu before winter
and will reside here for at least a
part OF each year
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
SON BORN TO FIFTH
SON OF THE kAiSEF
BERLIN. Germany, July PA son
has been born to Prince Oscar. the
fifth son OF the kaiser.
SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July 12.-
Sugar: 90 degrees test, 4.s45 cents.
Previous quotation. 4.S3 cents.
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MARKING WORK
ON REPLY TO GERMANY; RUSS
TROOPS Sent TO DARDANELLES

TRAVELLERS ARRIVING AT MANILA SAY SLW FORCES
ARE BEING SENT TO AID ALL lM TRYING TO Capture
Observation-Disclosures TIDE EBBS AND FLOWS IN
EAST AND WEST WAR ZONE WITH SUCCESSES CLAIMED
By BOTH SlDES-AS0UITH DECLINES TO DISCUSS
THREATENED BREACH IN THE NEW BRITISH CABINET
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Italians on Way to Take Trieste

that the Italians have further the road
Trieste.
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Turks Claim Bombardment a Failure

LONDON England July 1.-THE Turks claim that their
losses in British bombardment of the tip of Galpo were
only killed and two wounded whereas their fire forced the
bombarding cruisers TO withdraw e
additional TeIeuraph Dispatches on Pace 81
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In the lower photograph Is shown
the huge mass Of magazines,
books and newspapers piled up
In front Of the Star-5uIletin office
Saturday morning. The mass
formed q wall 20 feet long, from
i've to eight feet high and three
feet deep. An i6ea Of its size
can Re gs-.ss " comparing Il
with the men and boys sitting in
front. They are s. w. Ro5Iey Of
the Y. M. c. A. and his helpers
who made the shipment ready.
IN the top photogfapIi Is ! truck
and 4 dray frrhlsSod BY the Ter,
fitof;si Messenger Service, With
Makz1er PttEf On the extrenls
Lett rhEec Ioads 6i fIslb sizs
were seSt to the Oceanic wharf.
-Kodasfaph prints.
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continued on page twcl
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rem s.n FraneIsce:

Manoa, July f3.
For san franeisco:
Manchuria. July l5.
From Vancouver:
Makura, July IA.
For vancouver:
Niagara. July o.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12

Commandant u. S. Naval Station, and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-05

producer. declares that Ii there has
boon confusion In the minds Of the
public between the two product ions, ]
and thas the moving picture drama
has held out a superior inducenent
for patronage, It's low prizes. He
says he will SITE FOR. damages. The
case affords one o. The FIRST direct
eviiehees of the affect OF the cbrnDa-
tihon Of moving pictures with tho
spoken drama. IL Nv
The breaking Of a dam. depicting
Thousands 6k gallo of water rushing
madly through the opening, fiooding
the surrounding territory and setting
awash liouaes, barns and other. struc-
tures. Is but one OF the ti1any sthrill-
ingK realistic scenes presented IN
THE End OF the Road" a fortheotfi-
ing Mutual Masterpiece screened at
the American studios.
Not often Is the public permitted to
look upon such high class drama as
Dill Mauriers famous novel and play.
"Trllby," the special offering OF the
0rphedm theater today and tomorrow.
Tie i've acts Of this play are OF
Sensational character filled with thrill
ing scenes and exciting clinsaxes tina,
will hold the audience 10 the last.
The queenly screen personality.
beautiful Clara Kimball Young. and
the famous ana distinguished Broad
way star, Wilton Lactaye. are seen In
the leading roles, and paly their difii-
cult parts with great feeling. Cara
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-05
'ssTtle Return ! Of Robert Wych.
4 /; serly Ably Presented by
Lewis Oliver PLAYERS.

The Lewis-oliyer players scored
mother big hit at the Palace last
night with their excellent perform
anee OF The Return Of Robert
Wychefiy's and eacn member Of the
Company was seed to much better
advantage than in the first bill.
ID II the part of Julian Thorn, Jack
Lewis proved himself to be an actor
9. unusual ability, Mr.. Lewis is a
handsome chap and has made many
friends by his excelleiN work in the
firsts two plays offered. Miss Edna
Grasndin as Marion Chalmers also
displayed her ability as leading
leaay and established herself as a
Write with the patrons Of the Pal
ice z
hhs aensafndsr q 81 Me com MP, psany Val, Iii
appear to good advantage and each
member scored a hit in his or her
part. Mr.. Lewis has without a
doubt one Of the best stock com
pantes that has appeared at the Pal
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-05
SALEM BOWLERS
Defeat clarksburg Colts in a.
[ Holly Contested Game Rolled
i on the Salem Alleys.

The clarksburg Colts duck pin
team was defeated by the Salem team
in a holly contested game Of duck
pins on the Salem alleys Thursday
evening by, thirty-two pins.
The Glarksburg boys could not hit
their stride in the first game OF the
contest; on account OF being on
strange alleys and lost It BY ninety
six pins. In the second game both
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-05

ssSAAsNlC, gsSSfSCua ECSttufc slOuuS NJ
the Robinson Grand. s
pen Of the noted author, Captain VIII
bur Lawton, is mainly based upon the
/" Jekyllf and Hyde ~ chara ctefs Of John
Stanley, the young engineer. and
Demarest, the drug flend who ,reseni-
bles him so closely that It lis next to
impossible to tell them apart.
Lauretta Taylor is to return to
this country with her husband, j..
Hartley Manners, for rest. The
Zeppelin raids have severely tried
Miss Taylor's nerves. When she
feels equal to the task she will begin
a tour in Chicago in Happiness" a
play by her husband.
Two very interesting features are
shown today on the screen at the Star
Etheater. The splendid detective drama,
1.-THE Long Arm OF the Secret Sertice,"
is a thriller and is filled with exciting
scenes. Then the beautiful society
drama, The $4,000 Jewel Theft
featuring a large cast. is presented.
This intense DRAMA was produced BY
the Universal Company and is beau
tifully pictured. '''''''''' Y {
Tomorrow the great war picture,
"The Siege of Gonstantinople," will be
a mammoth feature Offering.
THE tour Of Trllbx with its Star
cast. headed by Phyllis Nelson Terry
in the title role, has been. closed
for aaFnovel and very significant
reasons nothing less than its own
competition with itself in the film
pictures play. Joseph Brooks. the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-05

4
teams came back, stroll &, the Ideals
winning the game BY forty -four pins,
by piling up a total Of $50 pins. The
Salem lead in the last game but the
best they could do. was to- win it by
fifteen pins, thirty two short Of what
they needed to win. y,
P. Lynch, OF the Salem cam, had
contest. He rolled l54 ii the firat
game and averaged Ssd lSS 1or .a me tnEes
Gain high average forthec harrisburg
team. Scores
ClarksBurg Colts.
Williams $3.50. 90 1872 1872 BAT
Martz 70 143 122- 33Sy
Clinton -. 10s 1875 S. 1928;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-05

II IL unnecessary. for you To suffer
ylth eczema. rinsworm. Washes and sini-
i'ar, skin troubles A little zemo. gotten
az any drug, store for Poe, or .$1.W 70.
axtEa largo bottle, and promptly appliea
viii Usually give instant relssf from iteh-
ing torturs. &c clennses and soothes the
akin and heals Quickly and effectively
.utsst skin diseases.
& .,emo il wonderful disapp ilicaii
ID ioes not smart The most delicate skin.
&c IL not greasy, il easily spilled aid
casts little. Get 1t today aud gave all
f,irtber distress.
Ze,nc. Cleveland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-05
TRAIN RnIDER FINED.

Archie McElfresh, who was arrest
ed Thursday BY A. ~ Bryant, Ba1tt-
more and Ohio policeman, on 9
charge OF train riding IL the local
yards confessed to the charge In
Magistrate Jackson ". carter's
court Friday morning and was hned
81 and costs He made arrange
ments4to pay the ane and costs and
was released. "
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-05

ktmball Young in the I, part OF tbs
model, Trilby, and Wilton Iackaye
that o fthe great musician, + Ssbngall.
The story is strong and tells Of the
rise OF Trilby, the model, to the top
of the ladder Of fame only to tall again
by the hand Of mystic tinsseh power
;thatshaunts her. ( E
The whole production is MASTER.
fully produced and sublf1ne1y pictured
the beautiful costumes and gorgeous,
settings adding to its scenic beauty.
o - Z
"A special added screen attraction to-
day at the odeon is a two part comedy
feature entitled THE Cowboy Million-'
aire," one Of the funniest comedies IN,
motion pictures. i. rs ;.ss
Mack's Musical Revue presents an
entire change Of program today, and
the bill for the last two days will be.
equally good as the bills already pres
sented by this splendid company. The
bill for today and tomorrow is .The
Ghost in the Pawnbroker's Shop and,
1T is full Of good clean comedy and
bright and catchy musical Numbers.
The regular program OF pictures
will be shown in add tion to- the Cow
boy Millionaire"
Allen Curtis and hiss; mpanys Of.
Joker players ate-at work son the
production Of a one-reel comedy BY
Ben Cohn entitled tPste's Awful
Crime. * Max Asher. Gale Henry.
Lillian Peacock, llih1E Eraney. and
Milburn Moranti appeafsin the lead
ing roles.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Castle, the
celebrated daiieega rtistss Fare seen on
the Bijou screen today in 1000 feet OF
pictures Of modern and society dances,
every one Of them up to. the minute.
The third number Of the Interesting
serial, Neal Of the Navy is also
shown today. THE Failure is the
title Of this one. Y two-act Lubin
drama, The Sreadfast, II and a one-act
vitagraph comedy, "The Romance Of a
Handkerchief" are also shown. Maur-
ice Costello, Leah Baird and Vandyke
Brooke are the actors.
The lSatfrda bill will Hinelnde The
iPlowshare," a four-act Edison drama
with Ruth Stonehouse las leading lady.
when Snakeville Struck OIL will be
the comedy: