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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-15
John Brisben Walker

in all Philadelphia there is no dramatic
country. says he has not been so profoundly
stirred. or patriotically exhiarated as by this
wonderful Civil War drama in the Triangle
series of plays. And
Every American man and woman should
see old Heidelberg as a telling romantic
illustration of what war really means to human
ity."
For good balancing measure there are also
Eddie Foy in "A Favonte Fool and Ray
mond Hitchcock in "Stolen Magic 1.-Two
well-springs Of laughter
No better example of Triangle Entertain
ment can be had. Come to the
Chestnut St. Opera House
Chestnut Street Between 10Th and IIth
$50 Good Seats zse. Many Others at 7se.
500 Good sssts SOC. Better Ones At q and 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-15
No Sensation
Like Triangle in All
Philadelphia

I'm all Philadelphia there is no dramatic
sensation that even remotely approaches The
Coward with Frank Keenan, in the principal
role" ...
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-15
RIVER STEAMBOATS,
TO WILMINGTON, 2se

leave CHE8TNDT n. WHAhF and WI
s,Inrlon daily and sunday AZ I.10 300. 1919
1 ii IL ~ 1.a0 400 AIS. AGO a b. n.
- eundaya the q a r. NJ boats make cloe1
eanneefione AZ Chester sith return boats.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-15
"DRYS" WIN BY ONE VOTE
Prohibitionists Victorious in Calhoun
County, Texas

HOUSTON, Tex, Oct Incomplete re-
turns received show that. the Prohibi-
tionists carried Calhoun County by a sim
gle vote at the recent election. The count
was 277 to ZIG.
A contest is believed probable.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-15
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA

Death Notices on Page Is
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

Khyva St Adams. a new aspirant
for classical honors, appeared IN New
York this week as Juliet in a beauti-
lful producti ton Of Romeo and Juliet
The critics credit her with much
promise.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

of present day sport. AS the prim
and unsophisticated reincarnation OF
our grandmoth and, later. as the
center attraction In the modern world
of society, will all the pomp and lux
uries Of the elite OF today. Mary Pick
ford achieves an unusual double tri-
Aunph. In the course Of the produc-
ton, Glen Martin, the world famous
aviator. makes his first appearance in
motion pictures and Mary Pickford
takes her first saeroplane fight.
Z. Perturbation OF Poem.
Tuesday, Nine. Olga Petroya will be
seen in my Madonna a stirring five
act photoplay. Admirers OF Nine.
tPetrova, who remember her artistic
triumph in .sPanthea' which had such
"a long run at the shubert theater in
New York and on tour, have a treat in
store for them when they see this
marvellous emotional actress in this
feature motion picture, SHY Madonna
is perturbation Of the poem Of the
same name by Robert w. Service, au-
thor Of The Spell Of the Yukon 2
1.-THE Shooting Of Dan McGrew, ~ The
Song of the Wage Slave and other
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

: = u.
Marcus" acquired a degree Of pop
.ularity beyond calculation, returns to
the screen in her second film triumph
under the management Of 1.-The Famous
Players Film Company, in an elabor-
ate perturbation, 1.-THE White PEARL
by Edith Barnard Delano, author Of
the recent screen success, Rags !.
THE White PEARL is q fanciful 70.
nance of the Orient, with which mys-
terry and drama are absorbingly In
iterwoven.
A Fox Feature.
Friday and Saturday will be de.
voted to a William Fox PRODUCTION
THE Family Stain" founded on Emile
Gaborian's celebrated detective story
THE Widow Leronge.' Frederick
Perry, who has become one Of the dis
tinguished characters Of the screen
and whose most notable work thus far
is his work in :.Dr. Rameau," assumes
the leading role in this great Fox SEN
sation. Those who have seen Mr.
Perry's work in "Dr. Rameau" will be
even more pleased with his conception
of the leading role in 1.-THE, Family
Stain"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

Klaw and Erlanger have secured
the English rights of a new viennese
opera called Long Live Love-"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
MISS Bennett
IS SIGNED FOR
CUB COMEDIES
She Engaged by David Hors-
ley to Support George
n Ovey.

Belle Bennett, pretty, daring and
! accomplished, will make her debut to
the Mutual program in Cub comedies
in an early December release.
She has been engaged by David
8sfIorsley to- support George ovey, the
great Cub comedian, in the funny
pictures which are making the entire
world rock with mirth.
s In Cub comedies. Miss Bennett will
come again under the direction Of MIL
ton Fahrney, who was her director a
year ago under the banner Of an
other producing company.
g Miss Bennett made her debut in pic
lures over four years ago with the
Lubin company in THE Handicap
which. besides being her first exper-
sience, nearly proved her last. Most
Eof the scenes were taken at the Jaurez.
Mexico, race track Miss Bennett.s
Thoroughbred threw her against a rail
and she was severely injured.
In the comedies in which she will
now appear, Miss Bennett will have
ample room to express her versatility
and courage. She lis afraid of nothing,
md risks her pretty little head daily
with no thought Of fear.
Belle BENEFITS many admirers WI.
look eagerly to her appearance on the
Mutual program.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
Marvellous Color Schemes Are
in Musical Comedy to be
Here Next Thursday.

"The Pink Lady" has upset so many
traditions of the stage and estaD-
ilished SO many new marks and rec
lords thatfto go over them even brief
ly seems to be superauous. This
epoch making achievement In the
American production Of musical COM
edy. will be at the Robinson Grand
Thursday afternoon and night necem-
Der 2.
These very things are what set it
apart from the average and strangely
enough made it the greatest success
in this form Of entertainment TINT has
yet won the unstinted approval Of
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

The Universal company has Just
completed fanciful Christmas play,
of especial interest to children. There
are three reels Of fun in the king
dom sSesey land. ~ stery (which
concerns an imaginary people and
their respective length Of nose. II a
citizen Of this land has a small nose
he is considered very common and
bourgeois, but II he has a large nose,
he is dubbed an aristocrat.
Now, as it happened, the king had
9 son with very snubby nose. The
kings wicked brother -in-law stole the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
STARTS WEEK WITH
PICKFORD Re AZURE

notably realistic poems. Nine. Alice
Blache. the foremost woman producer
and director IN the world, who began
producing films in Paris more than
fifteen years ago, directed 'saMy Ma
donna and considers 1t her master
piece. IT is the first time in her long
years of experience that she hes d.
rected woman star. "a strong cast,
headed by Guy Coombs, will be seen
in support Of Nine Petrpya.
Second Film Triumph.
Wednesday, Marie sDoro, one Of the
most charming young stars Of the
contemporary stage, who in her first
screen appearance, in "The Morals Of
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

kings son and daughter. The little
girl was brought UP in the woods and
cared for by q host Of animal friends.
A lion with shaggy hair. a huge toad.
"a tiger, and the monkeys guarded her
welfare until the witch planned to
foil the plotters. Prince Charming
discovers the beautiful girl who has
grown up In the woods. the throne Is
restored to Its rightful owners. and
all turns out happily. Elsie Albert
plays the leading role in 1.-THE King
dom Of Noseyland..,,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
THE PINK LADY" AN .
AMERICA PR ODUCT

the American public. First Of all, it
is an American production in every
essential. It was given to this coun-
try without heraldry or puffery and
won upon its distinctive merits. The
book and lyrics were written by an
American and the score was composed
by a resident Of London, who got his
early stage training with the famous
Bostonians in this country.
An Innovation.
When Messrs. Mcclellan and Caryll
started in upon their first effort at
collaboration, they outlined legiti-
mate plan that had never been at
tempted in musical comedy on any
stage. First Of all they began with
an adoption Of a French farce which
had proven, its worth as a straight
comedy entertainment. Mr.. Mcclellan
: - 70 = = : T
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

Hector v. sarno, popular Biograph
screen star, is a graduate Of the Ital-
Ian school, having played several
years with the elder Salyini. In that
school he acquired his fine character
drawing, never better exemplifled
than in the part of Guido, evil genius
sof Browning's poem. 1.-THE Ring and
the Book" He is married and has
two children who look like the angels
of Fra Lippo Lippi. 8
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
MASTERPIECE
$ The BondWomenv in Which
Maude FeaIy NJ lakes KIeine
Film Debut.

"Bondwomen,S the remarkable story
written especially for Maude Fealy's
film premier under the KleineS man
agement, has been given its finishing
touches at the Bronx studios. It is
said to be Miss Fealy's masterpiece.
"Bondwomen'' was carefully pre-
pared and submitted to Miss Fealy
prior to its making so that the scenario
might contain the benefit Of her sug-
gestions. The result was to greatly
increase the dramatic strength Of the
script as many bits Of business were
added with which Miss Fealy Is ia
miliar and which she does especially
well. "Bondwomenn exploits theme
well known to many housewives whose
husbands believe them incapable Of
managing the family exchequer.
ondwomen. will be released, through
the Kleine- Edison feature service De-
cember, Is. sstl,s
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28

roundings and even the grouping Of
the big chorus is handled with the
sole idea OF realizing an artistic blend.
In the picture. This taste and har-
mony Of tone are an exquisite detail.
When the piece was flashed upon
New York there was not a person in
the cast Of any note, and yet the whole
was SO cleverly handled and the parts
so "fat," as actors say, that the play
lers in the scenes were. soon better.
known than many stars. These are
just a few things that have made "The
Pink Lady, distinctive and the result
shows the public likes it. y
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
Local Paramount Theater {
Have Petroya, Doro and
Perry Also.

Mary Pickford in "a Girl Of Yes
aterday, /" one Of the most novel screen
offerings ever presented, will be seen
at the Robinson Grand Monday. It
is the first motion picture romance to
iembody all of the phases Of courtship
OF generation gone by In contrast
with the most modern Of romantic
auxiliari es-the aeroplane. the pala-
tial steam yacht, the tennis court, the
golf course and many other adiuncts
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
FILMING LORD JOHN.

With William Garwood in the lead
Ing role. sE, ]. LIE Saint this week
started production on the first Of the
series. The Journal Of Lord John, . by
SC.s N.sand "A. N. Williamson, the see
mario Cor which was written by Nor
bert Ensk. Each episode will be COM
spletes in itself.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
LASKY TO Film
marx twain
STORIES
Tom Sawyer, iuckleberry Finn
and Other Charact tiers to
Be Seen in Films.

M. Z. \. ss., A., !. I, I. I, -, Y Z,
me works q the late Mark Twain
are 70 pc related IN motion pictures.
Tom sawyer, Huck leberry Finn, In
Jun Joe ana the scores OF other IA
nous cnaracIerss from ne late samuel
Langhorne Clemenss lMark Twain's)
DOORS VIII De immortalized IN photo
pay form.
j, rIopaoly no otner american auT
lnors WORKS nave been SO eagerly
sse2luSni for motion pictures as the
writings q Mark Twain: The charac-
9, .ers OF ms famous books are house
nod names throughout the english
speaking world and his writings have
peen trahsiatea 1, INTO scores OF diner elt
ens lansuases. iney nave peen unlver .
;saliy enjoyed, ana miiilons o. persons
ioI az ages ana al classes nave
!au sneo ana soDDed Win lWaln's mas las
sster =, characterizations.
timely in an announcement Of such
general interest from the Lasky Fea-
ture Play Company following the uni
sversal success of the Lasky product lion
OF Geraldine Farrar, the Metropol itaal
opera star, in Carmen which only
recently was released through Par
amount Pictures Corporation. The
Mark Twain perturbation also will
be released on the Paramount pro-
gram. =
a few Of the important and best
known works Of Mark Twain which
the Lasky company Will pfcturize are
1.-The Adventures 81 of Tom Sawyer"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-15
PICKING AND PRESERVING
PLANT WILL ENLARGE

BRIDGEPORT, Neb., Nov H.-(Spe-
cial.)-Thc capacity Of the picking and
preserving plant. which packed twenty
carloads OF pickles and kraut this sea-
son. will be enlarged to 100 cars. A pre-
serving company at Topeka Kan, will
take the entire output.
The establishment OF this concern as
a paying concern is a matter Of great
Importance to this valley as It opens
up an avenue Of income heretofore not
open to the irrigation farmers of the
locality. With the factory assured the
opportunity for small farmers is unlim-
tied.
That a family Of five can make a
good revenue out of ten acres OF pickles
and cabbages has been. proven here this
past season, the gross profit from Gu
cumbers running from $50 to $500 per
acre. Contracts for the output are closed
in the winter and every small farmer
is assured a market for his crop
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-15
Democrats Form
Lovely Example Of
United Family
tFrom a staff Correspondent.)

AFTOIn u btdll Correspondent
LINCOLN, Nov. H-(Speclal) -"Birds
In their little nests agree. and tits
shameful sight to see children of one
family fall out and chide and fight"
Such ia a little old nursery rhyme
which might apply 20 the present demo-
cratic family in the state house. Gov
ernor Morehead and Treasurer Hall can
not agree; Fire Commissioner Ridgell
has had TO go into lawsuit TO get Treas
urer Hall to pay his salary; Secretary OF
State Pool and Attorney General Reed
cannot agree as 10 what the law IL re-
garding the withdrawal of political pc
titions: now Attorney General Reed has
refused to approve a letter submitted TO
him by Insurance Commissioner Billy
Eastman to be mailed out 10 insurance
companies. and has consigned 1t TO the
waste basket. and has prepared one him
self which suits him better for the COM
missioner 10 send out
The controversy covers the electricity
clause" in policies for fire insurance
which has caused much trouble. and the
attorney general takes the bovine by the
horns and insists that the companies
shall be told in no uncertain language
what is what. and that they will not
and can not. and shall not use forfas
showing that the insurance board has
approved their Objectionable forms when
II has not.
Outside of these controversies and a
few more which could be mentioned, the
democratic family In the state house Is
a perfectly happy and loving political
family.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-15
lNCENDlARY BLAZE
WRECKS ANSELM0 STORE

ANsELMo. Neb., Nov. H.-(Special
Telegram.)--F1 destroyed the stock and
fixtures of the Anselmo Mercantile COM
pany early this morning with a loss OF
$500; insurance $780, loss on building
$500 insured. Shortly after the fire was
discovered and while the firemen were
working to subdue the flames. another
fire was discovered in the Taylor meat
market. one block from the first one.
This was soon subdued and the loss was
confined to fixtures. amounting to $500.
insured
Evidence points to incendiarism. as a
strong smell OF coal oil was in evidence
at both places. At the Taylor market
the panel In the front door was cut with
an augur and q piece large enough to
admit q mans hand taken out OF the
panel near the lock. Deputy Sheriff Orr
was called and some clues discovered
that may lead to the arrest OF the fire
bug.
Just one year ago Anselmo was visited
with a bad fire OF mysterious origin.
Suspicion strongly pointed TO certain
parties at that time, but no definite clues
were unearthed. Fire Warden Ridgell
has been notified and developments may
be looked for shortly.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-15
New school Dedicated.

LAWRENCE. Neb.. Nov. 4-(specisl)
-Dedicatory exercises for the Lawrence
public school building, recently COM
pleted, were held Friday evening. This
building was erected at cost Of $4,000,
and is complete and modern in every re-
spect, being equipped with electric lights,
water vapor heating system, gymnasium.
domestic science and manual training
rooms, in addition to ample quarters for
the regular high school and grade work.
Addresses were given by President OF tho
Board of Education Jay NJ. Riley, Treas
urer II. E Bowman, County superintend-
ent r. L. Seely and State Superintendent
A o. Thomas to an audience of go peo-
pie, assembled to celebrate the compile
ton of the structure An informal re-
ception took place in the gymnasium at
the close OF the program.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-15
YOSHIHITO TAKES
PLACE AS DEITY

Continued from Page one)
attended by his suite, made his entry
into the hall OF bathing" Courtiers
carrying lighted torches led the process
sion. The dancing flames. the noiseless
advance over silent corridors. the hush
of the spectators-all contributed to n
scene that was profoundly impressive.
The emperor retired and took bath
OF publication. wearing a bathing vest
ment OF hemp. He was then CARRIED In
a ceremonial costume OF pure white silk
without figure or design. Again puri-
flying his hands. he took baton from a
chamberlain, and gave the signal for the
procession TO the Yuki shrine, to which
the heavenly deities had been previously
summoned.
Meantime the japanese dignitaries who
had assembled In the waiting hall were
escorted to pavilion built outside the
main gate TO the south OF the shrines
AS they moved forward. strains OF music
arose from the imperial cooking hall.
This was the ancient song OF the rice
hullers played by court musicians on
flutes. bells and drums. The sacred rice
was being hulled. cleansed and boiled
by the ritualists. Besides the rice other
food was being prepared-eakes. ear
shell soup. sea-weed soup. sacred cake
and other things.
Garry Food Offerings.
This preparation over, ritualists pro-
ceeded TO the two shrines carrying food
offerings from the Yuki and suki dis
tricts consisting OF dried sea-slug. dried
euttle-flsh, salmon. ear-shen, edible sea-
weed. chestnuts, dried persimmon, pears,
bean rice cakes and sake. They also car
ried q stick OF white wood. a jug, a
knife-box. a towel-box, a chop-stick box,
and sake cups of unglazed earthen ware.
Then the chief ritualist proceeded to
the Yuki shrine and offered a shinto
prayer before the altar, announcing 70
| the spirits OF the deities Of heaven that
I the emperor would personally offer the
sacred food. The emperor. dressed in
ShintO ceremonial costume, came into
the Yuki shrine from the bathing hall
I through a corridor covered with pure
| cotton cloth and reed mating. The
mattings were spread by the ritualists
before the emperor as he proceeded on
his way and rolled and removed by other
! ritualists after he had trod upon them
Thus no member OF the retinue was per
mitted 20 touch them with his feet Az
the head OF the imperial procession
walked the grand master OF ceremonies
and the minister OF the household. and
directly IN front Of the emperor . cham
berlain walked with the sacred SWORD
/ and jewel
Jewels on Table.
u Close behind his majesty walked q
chamberlain who held a huge umbrells
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-15
HIGH COURT ACTS
ON DOUGLAS CASES
Action for Damages Against Street
Railway Company Set Aside
by Judges.
HUSBANDS LIABILITY IS FIXED
(From a STAFF correspondent)

(From q Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Nov. n-Cspecial. )-Supreme
court opinions handed down yesterday
we're as follows:
I'm counties Of 5000 or more iI'Ub-
itants the regular panel Of thirty jtsrs
for each Judge Of the court must be
drawn by lot from thu regular Jury list.
and cannot be filled by the sheriff by
calling bystanders.
I'm case the Jury list shogld be ex-
hausted. so that the panel could not be
filled as the law requires. talesmen might
be called II required In such court for
trial of any case. but the regular panel
cannot in any case be filled IN. that man.
ner."
This is the opinion Of the supreme court
In the case Of Eva Belle Haight against
the Omaha a Council Bluffs railway.
Judgment Set Aside.
This sets aside a former Judgment OF
the supreme court and reverses the judy
ment Of the Douglas county strict court.
wherein the case was won by the street
car company.
Justice Letton dissents TO the opinion
which was written by Justice sedgwick.
and Barnes and Fawcett Join in the dis
senting opinion Ltr-
The case was one for damages sustained
by the plaintiff while stepping from a
car OF the defendant company.
Husband Not Liable.
"A husband who is living apart from
his wife and is paying temporary ALI
mony awarded in a SUIT for divorce is
not liable to a third person for neces-
saries furnished to her, the same being
chargeable with knowledge of those
chargeable with knowledge of those facts"
is the opinion of the supreme court in
Douglas county case wherein the Wise
Memorial Hospital association sued Lacey
e. Peyton for the expenses incurred by
Cordelia Peyton, his divorced wife, while
a patient at the hospital, and affirms the
opinion of the district court, which dis
missed the case.
Holds for Railroad.
The court reverses a Judgment secured
by the estate of william Davies for
$4,000 secured against the Wabash Rail-
road company in the Douglas county dis
trict court.
The accident occurred in Page county.
Iowa, while the deceased was walki =,
along the track on his way from Com
to Blanchard, and was struck by q freight
train.
The court holds that a person walking
upon a railroad track at a place where
there is no public crossing and where
pedestrians have no right TO the use of
the track, is a trespass. and II deaf
should use extraordinary care, and IL
struck by train is guilty Of contributory
negligence.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-15
YON HINDENBURG
AND KAISER CLASH
Field Marshal Threatens to Resign
if He Has to Attack Without
More Men.
CHEF WANTS RIGA, DvINsK

LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch
TO the Times from Petrograd gives
story told by German prisoners of
meeting between Emperor William
and Field Marshal Won Hindenhurg,
at which the emperor insisted that
another attempt be made to take
Riga and Dvinsk at all cost.
The field marshal is reported to
have demanded reinforcements.
which the emperor refused on the
ground that men could not be spared
from other fronts.
Then, according to the story, Won
Hindenburg announced his readiness
to resign should the emperor still
insist upon the capture of Riga and
Dvinsk.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-15
GET NEW KIDNEYS!

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