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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28

bcn 8. Wsoi oils bnlben Jeiertne pro.
f[omirt, neil an bieiem 1nee bic
goiicn ber 2ininteitr 8oiebaG 9isa
beginnt. ~'-yrn---ss
glm 6os afnnericnsfoninittee sins
ole Croinnns. tpelfe Die gingenein.
bAna eines Heinen Streifens gerabe
ierieits BON Wt. ggaibington geIegen,
porNebt. t4r.
Bon ben @runo6eiiBern an Der
9eoiitgomern Stoab lag Elm 9roteii se.
gen bic geplante 0eiipflaIterlng Der
Strabe Dor nnb oas aonmittee fiir
Straben linb garfs gab befannt, odB
es ain 6reitag 8ormittag Inn 3ebil
llbr in bieicr @ngelegcnbeit I'M Git.
unssianI oes Stabtratbs cine 6ffent.
Ii6e Sisung abbaIten ipiro, I'M Seu
g3roteitlern @eIegenbeit 81 ge6en ibre
@riiii0e bor5ubringen.
Die bon Der partbeb1rbe iiberfanbls
Refolution. in tpelder bis Gut6eibung
elmer 8onbausgabs BON $1,250, 900
fir pnrfatpsde bsrldngt ipirb, ipurbe
an bas Romn,ittss fir Straben uno
parts beripieien. llebsr bisie proiets
tierte Gonbaussabe tperben iel6itres
bsnb bic Stimmssber selegsntli9 Der
6erbIttra6l ab5uitimren bdben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28
SubiIGams.ll .llnterbaltung.

Sn @srbinbung NIT benz 70id6rigeH
Subildum Der Gp. prot. ct. pauIusz
Gemsinoe peranitaItet Der Sussnsper.
Elm berielben beute unb u,oreen 4beuo
I'M sroben SOHutagiduliduI Der 8irfs
cine tbeatraliIfs llnterbaltung. 4ns
lang jsbesmal I'm 8 llbr. gilttritt 15c.
Die @.ranitalter bpffsn an beiben
2tbenSen auf siH oolss Saus. Golaens
beg prosramm seIangt aur 0urhfii6s
rung:
pianosSplo rqm itiGen Sero Sur
Winter5eit" = Gbna 9eufartb.
Qmipra6e - gaitpr u. RsmenS.
Gr0ffnungsdur: .9leam, 9leam, .
SilDer Strsam Ct. pauIus
@ilbe.
4uffiihruns nsbe SOnuh".
per onen:
cyobn oilbretb @eo. 8int
Mnrb, feline 1rau - @Ond StoedliH.
Sad. lem SDbn - ). R. 9un3e.
gmiIp, isine 5phter 9Ima 5lebs
bermann.
Wiranba qnn, 9isnitmdoten - Ses
len Strubbe.
aue. gustin - Sbep. WerIanb.
Doro!bp, feline 3ohtsr - 5sIsu Rsu=
fartb.
4rnbtLIa Mcsautab - Srma ggusgs
deutdru.
Sersmiab Sertin rSOnab~ Sp.
Wplsoprf.
9p. Sarmon, qHtpaIt Bm. Glsbs
permnnH.
5aptsIep, qoliSiit - 5r. petsrs.
uritcnsSolu n5bint Rpt 56is Seurt
Gan 2llter" Greb. Sunitmln.
9idnObtsleituns, Marceaa &unfmann
gioIin SoIo rSwmoreste" Bertha
giens.
Piancbegleituns Ssanette Stepbens
SdluBdor .andoreb" - Ct. gaulus
9ilee.
Star gpausleb Banner" "-gtas Nm
ipeienbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28
Gin Nptbbpipital.
Soldes 1T i'm II. Stof oes lIniun
Central 9ebanSes eingeridtet.

prafibent Ssiis R. glart BON Der
Union Central 9ebensperIiterunass
8eieIi6aft, bsiT.n bumauitGrss Wirs
Ten alaemein befannt iIi, bat bapon
Elm tpeitsrss geiipisl ssseben. gr bat
bas 6oipital Der 9eIsaf9aft, pel4es
iid I'm IA. Stod bss Union Central
9e6Gubes an Der @ins unb @ierten
Strabe befinbst, ben itdbtiT6en Be
borbcn aIs 0ctb6pipital CUR 8erFiiz
auHs seiteIIt, sinialisbIid 4rst unb
pflsasriH. 9d bas 9tasemeine itdbtis
itt arantenhaus bod reht nett snts
f.rnt III pom Wlittelpuntt Der Stabt,
10 III ss nitt su unterf6Gben, penn
bel llnaliidsfdLen ober iunItiaeu uns
porbsrlefs6enen 9ortommniiien cia
RotbbOfpital in bisier 9egenO por6ans
ben TT. 9as SOh tai 1T D5lIig mo-
bern sinasrihtst uRb 5tpei 4erste To-
ME cine a.priifte arantsnpfle1srin
limb in ben Stunoen BON $50 Wtore
asus bis 4:30 Ra6mittaes uno an
Samitdaen BON $50 big u llbr Wits
tags beitdnoia CUR Steae. perr Glart
mahis bas aeneroie 4nerbisten bem
giirssrmeiitsr Spicsel in alIer 1Sorm
in einem Sareiben pom "a. glpril
unb bieier bat bas Inerbisten unsez
ncmmsn unb 6errn glart in einem
Sdrsibsn bonn 26. gIpril bsr5li6Dant
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28
9ragiiber 9pb.
3mfGllise Gntlaoang elmer 6linte
iiibrte Den SOo pon SraHf Sifs
berbei.

2luf tragifae Weiis tam eeitern
Tsorgsn gu friiber Stunbs Der 90 Sah=
re ulte Garmer 5runt 5ids uuf ieineHl
in Der Rdbe Don Worrotp, g., seIese-
uen Qntpeien ums aeben.
6ids bemertts, als sr seft.rn Waor=
gen pie iibli9 ii6 sesen balb feds 1lbr
na9 fetnen Stalungen beseben tpollts,
baB in leinem 8uggp iiber Na8t iein
SusOeelpebr itebsn gebIiebeu mar. Gr
perfuhte, bic JIints aus bsm Wasen
gu tebsu, bisrbei entlub fid oas 9ez
pe6r uno Die 2aoung orang 5ids IN
bic gruft unb fiibrts i.inen auesn6lids
lihsn 5pb bsrbei. Der Coroner gab
Ta6 elmer eiRsebenoen unterfu9ung
sinsn gDubrIpruh Sui 2Oo iHfolss eli
ues llnfdlis ab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28
Scutid-s(aacm. 9rOt. ssuiienucrein

Sn glblpeieu6eit oes prGiibenten
Ssrrn 6. O. S9riefsr fano bic geltrigs
regelmabise 9erIammlung oes Der
paltungsrutbss obieen 9ersins unter
9uriib bes @i;eprGiibsnten Serrn
gbas. 8auner ftatt, pGbrenb Serr
5erDinauo Steinbd6 fpie iibIih als
Setretdr fungirte. Dr.. @b. Sbomp=
ion, Der ieit ssraumer 3eit Der anitalt
feline pertbpouen 9ieuits 5ur 0.rfis
9ung eeitsllt bate, unterbrsitete feline
&eitgnation, bic er bamit beeriinoete,
oab feline qraris ibn anoernsitis su
iebr in 4uiprud nebme. Die Reiigncz
ton lpuros nit Beoausrn sutaebeiBen.
Senrp albert, elmer Der S3ogliues Der
4nitaIt, Der bas srfprbsrIife alter en-
reidrt bat. purbe auf @mpfebIuue bes
betre. glusihufies ausssbunbeN. 4ls
neuss U.itgiieb ipurbs Serr gnton
Sieemann, gtp. 240l 5airpiep slpe.,
aufesnpmmen. Yer ausi6ub, ueld,er
bic 9or6ersituuasu fir oas am 8. Wtai
b. s. ftattfinDenbe 6riibiahrSieIt in
Sduoen bat, tonnts bsridteu, caB be
4usiidteu aui eiuen rieitgeu grFpls
bic osntbar beIten ieieu.
glls 8efuhstpmrittse pom q. 4pril
bis gum 4. Waai pureen Die Serren
Geo. Summel unS nm. Giesss anh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28
illus benz Nytnni5ipalserib

9eOra. 6eifer, Der nit Rorpbium
in isinsm SeiiB sripiid,t porosu mar,
tam nit elmer iuspsnoiertsn Strofe
pou 500 baopn. ba er fteif unb feit
be5auptets, hab es bas erits Wal ses
psisn lei. baB er Oem 9enuB oisiss
9ifts aefrObut babe,
Der Harbiae 0ilium Sadirn unb
feline befiere 5Gfftt purcen au je S.
unb aoiten berurtbsilt, neil lie Bob
len aus tintm giisnbahHpdggon ae-
itobItn hntten.
glit elmer StrnFprentai fam Der
AZ Sabre alis i5rsb Daltsnborit bns
bon. ber in Rauih 5rau uuo ainber
mib9eabelt bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28

Gopbss Wlillsr. 81, 800 Tapbofpi
GtraBe; ssnaueit in Sfpebt.
U2drgaret Wohr. 78, 1929 GIN
Gtrdee: Mltsrsf4iDdde.
Aibert Qaiprence. SO, BAIT gartof
Eodb; 2dbmung.
sSrdn gharles 2 Sbiain, SO, 3142
Sarparb apsnue; 6er3leibsn.
Marp Gates. 5S, 2017 SHERMAN
4be.; arsbs.
Ratban ssones, SO, 9 gano allsp;
aeberlsiben.
emilie 6nrff. 25. 1855 Spring
GtraBe; Shrinbiudt.
Glifabetb Rielaa. 81, 438 2ibertt
Strabe; HiereHleibsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28
Mnfdae.

- Der 8 Sabre oIte SDbn @eieet
bon Ro. 72 Sit RcWtiden glpeuas
purbs aeftern Raduittag DOR BEN
6auie go. SO Oit Utclliden apehue
bon sinem @utpmpbil nisbergsroHni.
ieooG aliidIiherpeiis nur unsrbebli6
dm aCpf perlsbt. Der Chauffeur bes
autumobils. ous Giasutbum puu Sr.
8pniiielb ieiu Ipa, belt es ui6t eins
mai Der Wtiib, fir 8ertb anSuhdIteH-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28
Der Staotrat6
crOinan,en be5hsIid Ses StraHen'
baBnoienites nno Der lImiteise.
pripilegieH ausenOmmeH.

Die geitriR Staotratbsiislmg be.
fam in gang rlnerlparteter @eiie ei.
nen etrpas I,bbaiteren 9lnitrif, in
Dem Sas StrhBenbabnfomnIittee eans
lncruartet ,tno obne, bab allf oeul
georudten adIenber oieie Sbatiahe
angetiinoigt iporoen mare, Die Don
i6m leit gerntimcr 3eit uorbereiteten
Sroinan3cn He5iiglit seIpiiier Der.
dnocrungen I'M Strabenbabnoieuit
mo ser slusbebniirg Der llmiteige'
pripilegieu slir oefiniripen annabme
unterbreitetc. Ser Sroinan3 betreiis
oes Strabenbabnperfebrs paren cine
aeibe pon Anle,tbirimgen beiaeiiiDt,
Sie su SiemIi6 Iebbaiten Gebatien
iiibrten uno oon berihieoeneu Seiten
cnergiife Gppoiition beroorrieien.
Sas GiioreiuItat mar jeoodl ouB
6eiOe SroindrBen 5ur Innabma &C.
langtcn. Gie duf oen Strabenbabn'
uerfehr 6e3ilgltte Sroitnn5 puroe
nit u aeqcu elf Stimmen angenom.
men lnb bic auf llmiieigepripileaien
bc5iiglidJe Sroindn5 nit 22 gesen Tie.
ben Stimmcr.
Die @erte1rsorbinan5 belaBt ales
porIduiig bein @ften un6 bieies SAB
in eriicr Clinic 5ii erregteir Gebatten
8erunlciIunq. henn Die Staotp1ier
aus benz &eiieno iparen abioIut nif)t
oami. juiricocn. bat bis nuf peitereS
Die College S6il Mno bic 99eiauooo
9inic iiber Sic bisDerigen Rcutcn
9erfebren unS tidlt ii6er Die WobatUf
Bride fabrru iolIeu.
sScrner pnrSc in Ser Srbiran5 be.
iiiunlt, ons grojeft Der @erIdnge.
rui1a Der Glberon gloe. 2inie oorIaii.
fig su oeu 9Ittcn su lesen unb bier
iiber mar Scrr auq bon Der 20.
@aro iebr lngebaIter.
Serr Snluper mar I'M grinsip &C.
aeM Die jciortl8e Annnbme Der Or.
Oinen,, mel CT iie genau ititbiren
poatc, aber ibm purbe 6emerft, Sah
oas acmnlittee Die gnaelegenbeit be.
reiis felt M1ouaten in grtpa@iug &c
Ilabt nmo einc Steibe bon oiientid)ea
GerlnlnnllmRrn n6acbalicu babc.
CSegen ole Cr0innn5 itimnten Die
iolgeaoen Staotpdter: slnocrs. slua.
gciaet, Conner, 5rieoinan, 5abrelI.
brud, Gnucrq; Dienfe, Snrper,
Sdneioer imO gsillcrborg.
Eic 6c3ilglifl Der llmiteiaeprioil,,.
lien anaenommsne Srbinans erlpei.
tcrt oos Spitem Der oopgeIten I'm.
iteieefurien, namentlitI nit @eju9
allt DE Glberon rno Nariap 2iniea
mte Oit GitcnoIinien
Gus gum gI66rud) periirtbciite
Rarftbaus an ser Court StraBe bill.
oetc and fir UenisC @iimlten oen
9egenitanS ciucr Gcbattc. Bon Der
eineiinati 9lllni3ipaI Marfets Gem.
miiliun laaen Ildmlib cine 9ieibe BON
Yreteitreiohtionen gegen Die proiet.
tlrte Aeparnntr Oes eehdroes Dor, air
BON ceri6icOencn aGrperidniten an
aencnmen porOen iuaren iino Sperr
@hillsn nnbm @eleaenbeit sn bemer.
fen. Slb ieiner stHiidt nah ods
Wiarftbans repurirt iniS nod, lucitere
sipci Sabre benllst weroen ioliie. 3a.
tiirlif, murben felnerlei gcid)liIiie ae.
iati,Senn 9iIrgermeiiter Spiegcl bar
oem 9lb6rlub bes Souies nngeorouct
uab ON s. @9oi rpirb nit ben 9lb.
briidsnrbeiten beaoniien meroeH.
sfiIi slnirna non Serrn 9lartin
muroe einitinlnlig bei6Ioiien, ben
giirscsReiiter su eriud)en oob er
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28
GterbIicbfeitsberidlt.

SplDia W1epsrs. 81. 81. Bernard;
Rippenisllentsiinbung.
OIipia Barter, 81, $50 SO. "a
StraBs; adbmuns.
5arab Dbsslnrigbt. 100. GA Sun:
Strabs; aitsrsf6pdae.
gsorse Rostasrmann. %. Spsst-
mine, Seberrerhdrtiing.
Sophia 6OIlmonn, 80. 1345 pens
bleton StruBe; S6wdGe
Mlarn Gilmors. 50. ct. Warien
SpipitaI; arsba.
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Sul neneu Qofal.

wolh's e@Hb-Giulassu far fhbaht ansdd
nab Ifuhadtuir, Bruhbbuhsr u. Z m.
Hubert Block, eaboh-Rds sedts Hus
giut etraAs Simmer Rs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28

ueberihup S 10000
Der geritt purbe angenpmmen
unb bomit 1T bic abre9nuns ppn
Sberammergau erlebist.
Die 9lbreanung iiber bic @orftels
lung am bergangenen Sreitag fam
nod ni6t srfoIeen. bd 5ablrsi6s @ers
cine nod ni4t perrebnet bdben uno
iiberbtes nod 3ablrsi6e Der ausses
fhidten llmtauIbtarten ausIteben.
Die @ersiue iinb ssbetsn, bic abrehs
nuHg 10 balo als rDslih in Der Sfs
flee bes Deutiden 5beaters, prppis
bent 9ant Gebdube, porsunebmen.
unb bic 6errihaftsn, tpelde bic ens
pfangenen umtauf6tdrteH niht tes
nubt uno aud nod nitt auriidges
fdidt 61ben, tperben gebeten, lebteres
re6t bolb Al tbun. Die grutto Gin
nabmsn oiirften iid) pObl auf $500
6eldufeu uno bic llntoiteu auf ettpc
$3.50. CUR Ssrbsifiibrung De-
GdluBu6rehnung unb 5ur Na6priis
fung puroe elm aus ben Serren Sobn
W. Gammeron, Or. U. u. Sno6 unb
6. Bauer beitsbenoer Repiiions Iuss
idub ernount.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28

pom 4. Big gum Il. Mai bic Serren
@us. Silbebaus unb Senrp Ssts srs
nqunt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28
Grleidtcrnna puH ber eriten aOiis.

Shmptome Ieinen, SelteHi6merseH, RldeHs
id6uier5eI StmerBeH inter ben SduIierhldt'
tern, SiidaHfdupn. Gersilopien miibcm, t6iaf'
riaem Gefiibl. Sctpddbe Aiernoiiidt Hetllns
puma lnureHl iraTiem oocr Gnf1ebdbtem Wlds
aen 5dmnoel, dbaemaitetem SpienL 10 er'
IanneH Ste eine 30tdgiae Geh1Holuua noH
3r. BnrfbGri's geattable COMPOUND, nnr 2bc.
iirib ieben Sic. mas fir cine 9erdnoeriing bon
Der eriteH 7oiis an gtle gIpotbeieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28
sie &obItbdtisteitSs sysrieauuseu.
S6erammersan fat einen ueberifnii
uun nemnbanbert Collars erseben.

9as &ommittee Der 5ilfsaeIells
i4aft, ipeldes bic Wobltbdtigteitss
9oritelIungen arransirt bat, belt gee
tern &beno SiBuns BEL Soispb Ren=
ner. Serr Sobu 90. 8ummerDn prds
iibirte. 2aut pOrliegenbem Rednuness
abi6lub bat bic Sbsrammersaus0Dr
iteauna einen lleberfduB BON 5000
arnoha,, lgs t,,.,.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09
lands SO benefted.


lands SO benefited . f.3
Sec. 2. This proposed amendment
shall be submitted to the people Of
this state for their approval OF rejec-
tion at the general election occurring
next after the passage Of this act.
and the qualified electors Of this
state in their respective districts may.
at such election vote for or against
such amendment by ballot; and the
returns thereof shall be made and
certified within the time, and such
votes canvassed and the result thereof
declared in the manner provided by
law with reference to the election
Of state officers, and If it shall appear
thereon that a majority Of all the
electors voting at said election as
provided in the next section have
voted in favor cf the same, then the
Governor shall make proclamation
thereof, and such amendment shall
take effect as a part Of the constitu-
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09

several months ago, is continued in
some part of Germany every week.
Last week a big meeting was held in
the town hall of Dusseldorf At the
meeting we're members of the General
German Language club and the presi-
dent Of the International Hotel
Keepers Club. All agreed that for
eign words should not be used, espec-
tally on signs, but the Hotel Keepers
won the point of having the word
hotel, which is originally French, re-
main as German word on the ground
that 40 per cent of the visitors to
hotels here are foreigners.
Finally the meeting adopted this
resolutions:
"This meeting, which is attend
ed by representatives of Commerce
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09
Amendment No. |
Provides Aid TO
....... Improve Land


Constitutional Amendment No. /
which will be submitted to the peo-
pie at the next election, and which
was q prominent subject in today's
program Of the Northern Minnesota
Development Association provides
that the Legislators may set aside q
quarter of million dollars out of
the states school fund for the pur-
pose OF improving state lands. This
would mean if the amendment passes
that the State will be able to i'm
prove several acres of each tract of
State Lands. @~....s@s
The amendment is as follows:
Section 1. The following amend
ment to Section Two (2) of Article
Eight 60 of the constitution Of the
State of Minnesota is hereby pro-
posed to the people of said state for
their approval or rejection, which
amendment shall be added to the
present Section Two of said Article,
and which amendment shall read as
follows: ..:.s.s'.
"A revolving fund of not over two
undred fifty thousand dollars $780,
0OO) may be set apart from the fund
derived from the sale Of school and
swamp lands, to be used in construct
in roads, bitches and fire breaks in,
through and around unsold school
and swamp lands and In clearing such
lands. such fund to be replenished as
long as needed from the enhanced
value realized from the sale Of such
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09

tiOn. .#
Section 8. The ballots used at said
election on said amendment shall
have printed thereon, amendment 70
Section Two (2) Of Article Eight (s)
OF the constitution, setting apart .
revolving fund from the school and
swamp land funds to be used in con-
structing roads, bitches and nre
breaksin, through and around unsold
school land and swamp lands. Yes
No. ~ and each elector
voting on said amendment shall place
a cross mark thus (X) In space
to be left opposite either the word
"yes'' or the word no. and shall b
counted for or against the proposition
in accordance with the expressed win
of the elector, as provided by the
election laws of this state"
GIT
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09
GERMANS AGAINST
USE OF FOREIGN WORDS
By Carl Ackerman.


Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Berlin, Oct. 23, (By ail)-The
Crusaders against the use of foreign
words and languages in Germany are
temporarily blocked. Ernest Brues,
a Duesseldorfer writer, has discover
ed that there are 100000 foreign
words in the German dictionary and
it is calculated that it would take
many years to get them out.
The wedding process, which began
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09

and Trade for the District of Duesset-
dorf, considers it it's duty to point
out that foreign words still appearing
on signs, labels, nameplates, ETC.,
should be replaced as far as posi-.
BILE by good German words. 2@...!y.:.. s.., i .
!. :. The :!s phrase *as far as posi- b1s .was
put in after Brues informed the
meeting of the 100000 enemies in
the German language.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-09

The Want Column Will give you
the desired 1nformat' IN.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12
COMEDY STAR
Goes [OLUBIN.
Funny Man Of Broadway Stage
ctions to Be Fea-
tureds in Films.

Lubln. of Phiiade lphia, announces
the engagement OF David L Don as a
comedy star. Mr.. Don has an enviabIe
record as light opera comedian, hay-
ing played leading roles in The Girl
from Paris'' with Louis Mann; sAdon-
Is" with Henry Dixie; The Belle Of
New York: p 1.-The Merry WIhfrl,' THE
Belle OF Bohemia and other famous
Broadway productions.
{ Mr.. Don began his public career as
an acrobat with a circus at the mature
age OF nine. Then he deserted the
sawdnst and became an interior dec
orator and scene painter and even
Itually a professional ball player, but
all these activities held no charm lor
the future actor, and in the course Of
time he became a minstrel with the
original Barlow, Wilson. Primrose and
West company on their first tour Of
the country. Now he is being fea-
itured in Lubin comedies being filmed
by Edward McKim. the new Lubin d.
rector. n.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12
By
DINE NOVELIST
Daddy Of E.Young sIeuth' and
the Like &c into Pic
ture Game.

Ever read "The James Boys or a
Young Sleuth"?
Remember how you sneaked of early
to bed, or went out and hid behind
the barn with that bethumbed and
worn paper back"
Those were the happy days when
you took literature and food with
equal appetite and it all tasted good,
no Indigestion mental, or physical.
Probably you never gave thought
to the man who was producing all
those hair raisinE chapters. They
were Just rip roaring, shooting, strug-
Cling thrilling chunks OF wild and
cnv'able life.
Well. the man whose brain fathered
all those thrillers is Francis Worces-
ter Doughty. who has literally writ
en- thousands of books. One collec-
ton, the "Pardy" series .totalled 1.25o
in number.
Now Mr.. Doughty's master hand
will appear in the making of pictures
to be shown at the theaters using the
Mutual pictures. He has been re-
tanned to prepare scenarios for the
David Horsley productions in which
1.-THE animals of the famous Bostock
COLLECTION .: trained beasts of the
Jungle will appear.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12
Immune
From Arrest is Vagrant, Whose
Home is in the County
81 Jail.

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept N. That
Jimmie Anderson resort charac-
ter, Is immune from arrest as a va
grant because he virtually has estab-
lished his home at the county jail, was
the ruling Of Recorder Gaskill. An
derson passes approximately nine
months out Of the year at the pail on
charges ranging from drunk and dis
orderly to panhandling.
When arrested on the charge OF
vagrancy, he asserted that he made
his home at the county jail and was
here only for the summer months.
Under these circumstances, the court
ruled that Anderson never Is in need
of home. and therefore is perfectly
at home without a home.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12
Gossip Of the Stage

7 n va ri
Through the enterprise Of George.
Grossmith and Edward Laurillards
London is soon to see THE Dummy n
For the part Of the boy detective they
have engaged Laurf de Frece.
Charles Hopkins has engaged that
experienced actor, w. j. Ferguson, for
the production Of Robert Louis ST.
venson,s "Treasure Island !" at tie.
Punch and Judy theater, New York
Mr.. Ferguson has been cast for the
part Of George Merry. 4
" "
Because of the illness Of Miss Mar
garet Dale. the Messrs. Shubert have
engaged Miss Charlotte Walker az
leading woman for b. II. Sothern In
Alfred sutro's play, The Two Nirs;
tues" which will be produced In gc-
tober. !.
Cousin Lacy three act farce
comedy by the late Charles Klein, was
given Its first production recently at
Atlantic City, with Julian Eltings lbs
the star The music Is by Jerome
Kern. In Mr.. Eltinge's support is
Dallas Wexford, Jane 0aker, Leo sDons
nelly, Austin Webb, Mark Smith and;
Mrs. Stuart Robson. ss
i . o. y J 1 =
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12

.cett accepted. He will play in "Taint-
led Money" drama written by George
p. Hall, of the Universal's west coast
scenario STAFF and it is expected that
1.-THE film will be finished in time to per-
INIT the we'll known actor to open his
regular theatrical season in the fall
Mr.. Fawcett. known and loved
abroad as we'll as in America, was
born in Virginia and was educated in
the university of that state. He made
mis- first stage appearance when Is
years Of age and has since appeared
in about sixty successful productions
& However, George Fawcett came in
TO the limelight as full fedged star
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12
KELLY
GETS A PLACE
With BIG -FOUR
fShe Makes Bow on v. L. S. e
Program in "The Wheels
4 of Justice"

Dainty Dorothy Kelly, whose charm-
ling personality and exceptional tai
lent have brought her from the ranks
sof the unknown to a place among the
lmosts popular Of screen celebrities, has
NOV been honored with chat COVETED
position place on the "Big Four
program.
Miss Kelly will make her first bow
ION the v. L. SEE. program in THE
Wheels Of Justice" the four part Blue
Ribbon feature that has Just gone into
Bcreen evidence.
/ Sticks to yltagraph.
| All Of the popularity MISS Kelly has
achieved. has been in Vitaglaph pro-
fductions. This charming young lady
:ihas known no other film company ex-
fcept the vitagraph company since her
debut in pictures, few short years
tago, when she joined the ranks Of the
ENttagraph players at the close Of her
school girl career.
/, Miss Kelly came to the vitagrapn
company with no dramatic experience
kof any sort. The sum total of her
qualifications was a pretty face, vi
fvacious mannerls'ns and a we'll devel-
l oped brain, and the ability to use IL.
A Rare Combination.
"a pretty girl with brains is a rare
ecombtnation and the acquisit' on of
ithis unusual combination by the Vita
ikgraph company in the person Of Miss
kelly, has proved of mutual advan-
ktage to tho producers and herself.
In "The Wheels Of Ju.tice,' Miss
kelly is seen in the character Of Julia
EDean, and her Installation of the
'lpart marks her greater dramatic tr,..
!umph.