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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-09
Esnecial para LA PRENSA.

Especial para LA PRkNSA'
BROWNSVILLE, TEX, Fee
brero 8.-Desde hace tres dlas
estan llegando sin interruption
a Matamoros, carrOs de solda-
dos heridos, procedentes del
rumbo de Monterrey. Esta no
ticia me ha sido cumunicada
Dor una persona que paso hoy
a este lado y la cual agrega
que, segun oyo decir en- Ma
tamoros, seguiran llegando
mas carros con heridOs, pueS
Sc tiene noticia de que los he
ridos carrancistas que han re-
sultadO Ell los combateS libra
dos cerca de Monterrey con
las fuerzas de Angeles, son en-
numero muy considerable.
Refiere la persona que me
proporcion6 estoS informes,
que segdn 10 eXpresado pol
uno de los soldados heridos
! que llegaron aver a Matamo'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-09
Emilio Campo Sc halla herido en-
la ciudad de Ell Paso, Texas
Fl robo de las armas a los arsenales de Silver
Civ fue obra de los agentes de Salazar

cuatrO veceS mayor que SuS
fuerzas, Sc ha internado en- la
sierra, donde piensa organl-
zarse para seguir con nuevoS
brios la campana de guerrillas
que es la que puede darle me-
ior resultado, pues como no
cuenta con elementos de I'M
portancia, no puede presen-
tar combate a los villistaS, los
cuales Sc encuentran armados
con ametralladoras y suficlen,
tie parque, que es de 10 que
mas carece Salazar, segun los
informes que me han proper
! cionado sus partidarios.
Aqui Sc dice que las armas
V cartuchos robados Ultima
mente de los arsenales de Sill
yer City, Nuevo Mexico, erar
destinados a Salazar y que oil
cho robo fu6 obra de los agen
ties del mencionado jefe con
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Las autoridades americana
han degrade recuperar uns
parte de las armas robadas d.
los arsenalcs de Silver City
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carrancistas que Sc encontra-
ba en- Cadereyta Jimenez,
destac6 una poderoSa column
ma por ell Sur, h&bi6ndo toma-
do esta, las villas de Santa
go Y Allende. En- esta ultima
pOblaci6n, Ia cOlumna, cOndu-
cida por un magnificO guia,
sali6 en- persecution del enc
migo, logrando darle alcance
Y batirlo con buen exito. Es-
tie golpe contribuy6 en- gran
parte a la victoria que en- Ca
dereyta obtuvieron los Willis
tas.
Montemorelos fue ocupado.
Las Columns que marcha-
ban por la sierra y pOr la via
del ferrocarril, despuGs de los
triunfos obtenidos en- Caderey-
ia, Allende Y Santiago, deter
minaron seguir SUI avance. En-
Allende, ell iefe de las fuerzaS
villistas recibi6 una comunlca-
ci6n del senior Federico Sala-
Ear, vecinO de MontemOrelos,
quien participate que con ocho
personals mas, que son los Sc
nores Valeriano Ocanas, Agus-
tin BallesterOS, Ramon Sierra,
Gustavo Luna, JESUS Garcia G.
Feliciano Aguirre, Enrique
CARA Y leopold Ponce, ha-
bian tornado dicha plaza y la
ponian a disposition del ejer-
cito convencionista. Al liegar
las tropas a Montemorelos, Sc
J conyencieron de que, en- efec,
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La conspiracion descubierta en-
Brownsville, Tex. reviste
gran seriedad
Parece que Sc trataba de v~erificar I'm levanta'
miento armada en- t~erritoTio de los E. Unidos

blacioneS de Texas, eligien-
do a aquellas que cuentan
con escasoS eIementOs de de-
fenSa.
Basilio Ramos continUa pre-
so Y Sc pretende hacerlo que
declare los nOmbres de los in
diyiduo5 mezclados en- Ia cons
Diraci6n que afortunadamen-
te ha fracasadO. ,
Ell CorreSponsal,
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LEBR0S De A~VERTURAS.
A 40 centavos cada tOmO.

Aventuras de Sherlock Hol-
mes, Ell terror de los crimina-
les:
FL vendedor de cadayeres.
FL robo del diamante azul.
La hija del usurero.
Blackwell, el pirata del TSmesis.
Jack el destripaGOr.
Los mcnederos falsos de Londresr
La maleta s~angrientar
I'm msdico criminal.
e testamento del director.
, Sherlock Holmes y Ell contrabsn-
j dista de opiO.
En- Ia escuela del crimen de Pitts
burg.
! A las puertas de la muerts.
/ la viuda roia de Paris,
! La bestia humara.
! Una nOche de terror.
FL robo del collar de perlas.
I La infame posada del Cairo,
e. n~aufragio de Corfu.
Ell rey de los bandidos.
Aventuras de John c. Raffles,
el rey de los ladrones moder-
NOS:
FL inc6gnito misteriosO.
I'm robo en- Ell Palacio Real.
e. principe jugador.
e asalto en- el Sleeping.
e. amo rojo.
e heredero de Eaglestoue,
FL secreto del anillo.
e. Presidente de las Coloniss.
e fslsO salteador.
La doncella raptads.
FL fusil del negro.
FL tesoro del Roghi,
In viaje de bodas.
FL tesoro de Estado.
El sacerioce del So.
En- "a ratonera.
e secreto del tesoro,
Hagsnse los pedidos acompansdO:
;desu inporte
IGNACIO e. LOZANO.
l607 DoIorosa St--San Antonio, Tex
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Diccionario Manual
~EncicIopedico.

Este diccionario de Ia lengua
castellana es ell mas complete y
moderno. Esta ilustrado con mas
de seis mil grabados en- negro y
en- dolores, mas de ESQ mapas,
cientos de retratos de hombres &c.
Iebres, ediicios y monumentos
historicos de todas parties del nun
do, etc. Es ell mejor de los enci-
clopedicos manuales y solo vale
$500 ei ejempiar.
Haganse los pedidos acompafa-
dos de So importe a
IGNACI0 E. LOZANO.
COZ Dolorosa st. San Antonio,
Texas.
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PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

Ines Patino, casa de dos pie
zas, North Arbinas Street;
block 1861; 500.
Albert Watson, habitaci6n
de cuatro pleas, Ruiz Street,
block 2180; 5000.
0. A. Hill, tienda, Guada-
lupe Street, block 272; 500.
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Ell Lie. A. Martinez de Torre6n, en- socie-
dad con Duncan jackson & Neunhoffer
AboSadoS, ofrecc sus servicios professional
les a la colonia mexicana. Ejercen en- las
Cortes J~udiciales de Texas y M6xico.--ili
Grmter Bldg.-San Antonio.
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FL gobierno america
no y Carranza Sc
disputan a Jack
Johnson
Sc OUIERE EVITAR QUE Ell
NEGRO LIE
CUE A c. JUAREZ.

Especial para LA PRENSA.
Ell PASO, TEX, Febrero 8.
las autoridades de los
Estados Unidos como las del
Primer Jefe de los constituclo-
n~alistas, han dado 6rdenes a
sus agentes para que evlten
que Jack thomson, pase a te-
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Un rasgo del general Angeles.

Cuando Sc recibio en- Mon
terrey la noticia de la derrota
de los partidarios del primer
jefe, Sc consult6 a general
Angeles 81 Sc echaban a vueIo
las campanas de las iglesias'
para ceIebrar ell triunfo, y
Angeles ~contest6 en- los 81
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pero Sc cree que ell resto no
sera recuperado por haber 81
do pasado a territorio meXica-
no por los salazaristas.
Ell C0rresponsal.
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Wiene de ia lra.}

del General Angeles, de COM
batir al enemigo lejos de la
ciudad para que este no inte-
rrumpiera su vida normal.
In encuentro en- Cadereyta il
menez.
Pablo Gonzalez y Luis Ca
ballero Sc encontraban en- Ca
dereyta Jim6nez con sus trOpas
Y en- esa plaza fueron combat
dos por fuerzas de artilleria,
caballeria e infanteria, de las
pertenecientes al general Ange
les. Tras de luchar durante
dos dias, los carrancistas aban-
donaron sus posiciones y en-
prendieron la retirada hasta Ii
mares, habiendo sido persegui-
dos por los villistas hasta la eS-
taci6n de San Juan, pOr ell ca
minO a Tampico.
Los carrancistas dejarOn en-
poder de los villistas, varios ire
mes, mas de cientO cincuenta
prisioneros, provisiones Y caba-
llada.
En- Villa de Santiago y Allen
de.
Ell general Angeles para
proteger los flancos de la CO.
lumna que avanzaba para ba-
tir Ell nucleo principal de los
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to, la ciudad Sc hallaba en- po-
der de Salazar, a quien como
premio de sus servicios, Sc lie
do de alta con ell grade de
captain primer0.
Ell coronel Mariana L. San
doval fue nombrado jefe de
las armas en- Montemorelos
Y dicho jefe desde luego ex-
pidi6 un decreto por medic del
cual prohibia la venta de be-
bidas embriagantes y amena-
zaba con la pena de muerte a
los soldados que cometieran
abuses de cualquier naturale-
"a.
Pablo Gonzalez esta en- Lima
res.
Los carrancistas mandados
Dor Pablo Gonzalez, fueron
obligados a retirarse hasta Ii
mares, en- tanto que las fuer-
zas de Villarreal y Herrera
cogian por ell canine de Ma
tamoros hasta Los Aldamas,
en- donde Sc encuentran.
Parece que los jefes carran-
cistas estan fernando un nue.
vo plan para avanzar de nue.
vo sobre Monterrey, pues pre-
tenden apoderarse de dlcha
plaza a toda costa.
Lleqada de Raul Madero.
Raul Madero, general Willis
ia. llegG a Monterrey acompa-
hado de su EstadO Mayor, lie
vando un poderosO y bien mon
Itado tren militar.
Madero Sc pusO Immediate
mente al frente de sus fuer,
zas, y cumpliendo con las or
! denes del general Felipe An
geles procedi6 a entrar en-
campana en- contra de los ca
rrancistas. Con ell refuerzo de
dicho jefe, Sc logr6 violenta1
ell triunfo de las fuerzaS Willis,
tas sobre las de Pablo Coma
Iez Y demas jefeS carranclS'
taS.
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
SCENE FROM

Marry q Salvation Army girl?
Think Of your social positiont,'
No wonder rich Mrs. Tully was dis
tressed. While she had been busy
scheming for the engagement Of her
Daughter Helen and the supposed
Count Linden her son had been SPEND
Ing his evenings ut a Salvation Army
han watching the color come and 20
on the smooth cheek of Grace, the
afmy orgapist.
Grace refused to marry George, and
the reason, though she does not tell
him, - that she has been married once
before. Her husband had left her sew
eral years before the advent of George,
and she had sought consolation Of the
Salvation Army.
In the meantime Linden had been
making himself strong with mother.
sHe even used the present war to hint
that his finances were strained, and
she, eager to capture him for her
laughter went so, far as, to press
( money upon him. He hesitated adroit-
", bnti in vain. 4
When he proposed silly little Helen
accepts him sats once Her head was
turned by his courtly manners. Soon
after she showed him her Jewels, and
he, watching slyly, learned where she
kept them in secret cupboard in her
bedroom.
One day George prevailed upon
Grace to accompany him to his home
in order to call upon his mother. Moth.
er was inclined to be snobbish, but
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SCOTS make A
LOUD PROTEST
Attempt of War. De.
partnent to Take Extra
IuCks Out OF kits.
(Correspondence Of Associated press),

Correspondence of Associated Press).
LONDON, Jams 16.-No grave ques-
lion Of state has In late years agfta-
ted the Scottish people and aroused
their sectional patriot ism like the pro-
posed attempt Of the .war department
TO take some of the extra tucks out
of Jocks kits. Every enlisted High
lander feels that he has natural and
inherent right to skirt containing
seven yards of material. The war de-
partment, not content with substitute
ing Khaki color for the historic tar
tans Of the clans, has proposed to
lop or two whole yards from the new
model. To reduce the full, many
pleated skirt, which stands out and
swings gracefully to the rhythm oi
the bagpipes, from its rightf,ll twea,-
ty-one feet to a skimp fifteen, has
stirred all Scotland to protest Scot
fish lords and H. P.'s Highland 60.
cieties and political clubs have ioined
in Jocks protest. Never will Jock be
subjected to a hobhle kilt, as they
call 1t, while Scotland has a say IN
the British government.
As the kilt consumes more cIoff,
than the entire uniform of an ordin-
airy Brttish private, the war depart.
ment would effect a considerable say:
ing OF cost In its new model But
Just as the highland soldiers have
like the blue jackets, opposed any re,
forms tending to identify them with
the ordinary soldier. SO they regard
the new scheme as an attempt to rob
them.
A kilt of a brownish gray is worn
the London Scottish, a territorial
eeinent, at the front. and it fla.
Shausted the supply OF this cloth
Tho regular highland Teig1nents ii
the trenches wear tartan patterns
protected in front by a small apron
of cotton khaki. y
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Imp ortd1lf lzlol days ~
1915 Fan on sSl11da y


4 Longest Day I'm Yen.
The longest day in the year Is June
al, q Monday. The sun Will rise a1
70 q; m, and set bettnd the west
Eern Z hills b at y. NJ This means
that the day will be hours and
minutes long And the day win DO
dry. according to the weather man.
M July 4 Is celebrated as Ind DEPENDENCE
Day, but as It fails on Sunday this
veal, the celebrat iong viii likely bo
postponed until Monday And even
the God Thor with HIS thnnders viii
add to the excitement fort the Wtafhor
man promises thunder,
No long through is predicted al any
time. The first week or August Will
DE dry and hot but the rain NIL come
In the second week: The final week
Will also be hot and dry at least q
portion OF 1T
Foggy weather Is promised for La
Dor Day Monday Sept ehiber 81 rho
FIRST frost is promised for friday.
September II. g a 81 g:
It'll be cold on Than giving pay.
The frst snow Is promised for Nom
day, December s. The shortest day
will he Tuesday December The
sun will rise at 4 ::21 and set At 4: "a.
The day will onl " be 8 hours and ] 3
minutes long, N Y w
Santa Claus wi III have damp Wcnth-
|serson hristmas eves says tie Weather
man, while Chris mas Day itself viii
De r1zzlE. 81. Z. AZ ~ ~
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MANY CADETS
Have Perished on English.
Training Ships Since Be
ginning of War.
ioirrcsp ondence "a .soclated &

icSFrespohdeice Of Associated Press}.
9 4o9NDoN Jan. lie one Of the unrs
usual features Of the war is the
number Of naval training ships ana
cadets that have been In action.
The Highfyer, which fought thesill-
fated commerce destroyer, Wilhelm
der Crosse, In the carly days Of the
war, was a naval training ship Two
sea going training cruisers for cad
cts, tne Cornwaa1 and Carnaryon, dis
tngtitshed themselves In the Faik-
land islands battle. ;si' Il r.,
Aslarge number OF cadets also per
isheds In the Hawke, tGIogue, A!Soukir.
and Greasy, which were sunk bys sub,
marines, and In the Good Hope, sung
on Chile In the fight with the Ger-
man sduadr IRON. Alth6ugil five ships
were not school ships; they carried
scetnple cents Of Dartmouth cadets
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..THE sLEEcH.v

4.
iaele I s y, me graceful, sweet man
nereo saiya tion Army lassie. While
.aey hnsetea oyer tnear tca Linden
was announced. Grace greeted MS APP
psal ,., WIZ y cry He Is my nus
lpsna. n.
.,hoen, oiscosered N ms villainy,
Sinks away, but turned his steps to-
', we,a lne saroen, meaning 70 ciimo 70
lIletens room ana get at least the TUT
~ AMY Jewels 70 pay Nun for MS
months o. good behavior Y he can't
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any evidence as to the efficiency or I'M
ief1ciency OF that church, but he does
show wherein some churches are vast
.ly superior to others in the service
which they perform to d community.
in any event his article IL highly
entertaining and thought provoking
and will: undoubtedly arouse consid-
cradle discussion. NH 81
In the same issue. la M. TarbellI
writes on The Talkative Woman, q
and Anne Morgan, daughter OF the
late ]. Pierponf Morgan, writes as.
other talk to 1.-THE American Girl. y
Pasquale Amafo, the celebrated BARI
tone, tells Slow to Listen to Opera,
and R6llin Lynde HART describes his
experiences in Swearing orr from
the use of tobacco. Another interest
ing contribution entitled THE Woman
Who is Owned by the Town, 2 is a.
description Of the busy and highly re-
sponsible lives OF ministers wives.
Fiction: Is contributed by Kathleen
Norris, Grace s. Richmond, Juliet VIII.
Dor Tompkins, Frederick M. Smith.
Mary Taft. Mabel Dill and Evelyn Gill
Klahr. The regular fashion, cook
ing, young peoples, housekeeping and
entertaining departments complete al,
unusually practical and spirited num-
sber-close to the currents Of life and
the needs Of ordinary people. /
81 q e.
The first instatlment Of thrilling
new serial, THE Daughter OF the
House by James Shelley Hamilton
and Frank Leon Smith, appears in the
February number OF the Designer
Other fiction offerings are .ssThem,' BY
Clinton Dangenield, 1.-The Dream O.
Dreams by Walter Archer Frost and
another installnent of the interesting
serial, THE Grafton Pearls" by Ethei
Watts M,lmford. Several contributors
give ideas ON aWalat Have You Done
for Your Church, hazardous gexper-
fences are related In 'Bucking the
Snow in Wyoming" by Hiidegrade
Hawthorne. Richard La Galliene con
tributes AN article on What Shall We
Read This Wintery' husband dis
cusses debt and the Wife, and the
:" Mistakes OF the S;sicKinleys'' are re-
lated by Helen Hicks Bowen. There
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Fourth Of Iuly Memorial Day
and Others Come on Sab
I bath This Year.


Say, you love-1orn swain! Do you
know that you won be able to- send
avalenttne to your sweeth cart ON st.
Valentines day, unless you put a
special eliyery stamp on the. eilyell
ope aiming the same !.
And you veterans Of the CIVIL War
do you know that It's not likely that
any services will be held at the cem-
etery on Memorial Day this year2
Glorious Fonrth on Sunday.
And Young America, bubbling over
With spatrtottsmt no you realize that
you will be- arrested IL you dare to
put OF any fireworks ON the. Fourth
OF July this year? II Il ;siS7
And you .masqu erade lovers ~ You
dare wear q mask on Halloween
night October 81 J, you will face q
police magistrate the following morn.
Ing, being charged With disorderly
conduct I; ~ 4 s'ls + X
Why
Because all these Important dates
Icpmeson Sunday in 1915 Il x IS
These are some Of the facts brought
- light in the study Of the calenia'
tor the coming year. Iinco in,s birth
day will he on Friday; Washing toms
birthday on Monday: ST. Patriok's
day on Wednesday, and Christmas on
I. Saturday. II, s
1acEsiniey's birthday comes on Fri
day, January 29 Palm Sunday is ON
March 2s;; Good Friday on April 3;
and Rasteis on April 4 Ascensip ion Day
is on May, bpr Day y ON Sep
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GRACE eD,iAlsDi =. II ) TIE CAL or
IttE WAVES. ~ Col 5saI Dx;anazII

lsie WAVE q Gol< y .5ssl Dns.sz
one Of the most remarkable Aims
produced by that clever pair Grace
cunard and Francis Ford, Is sThe Call
on the, wayes,'' a Gold Seal drama,
There is d wonderful transition when
the little fisher girl blooms forth as q
magnificent beauty at Monte. Carlo.
In this scene. Miss Gunard wears a
gorgeous gown Of lace. with a robe Of
black fbrocade velvet trimmed with
'ermine fur. The black velvet urai,-
ed from the shoulder is trimmed with
genuine eranine and Is caught at the
end with a large let tassel. This Won
derfuI gown was designed entirely by
this great player, and, considering
that Miss Cunard writes all the seem
,arios she, plays In, besides studying
new parts and new scenes, etc, Il Is
an achievement to be very proud Of.
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The CURRENT.
"A G "A z Z n b ] s.

t.
Pictorial Review for February con-
tains fiction special articles, house
hold articles, fashion and fancy WORK
in abundance. Under the head Of
fiction appears THE Man Up Stairs
by Ralph Henry Barbour: "The
Story of Julia Page second install
ment. by Kathleen Norris; IA Mon
tessori Father" by Joseph O'Brien:
"Carnevale di venezia" by Justus
Miles Forman: An Optical Illusionl,
by w. Douglas Newton and 1.-THE VII
lage Dressmaker," monologue. by
May Isabel Fisk, drawings by Philip
Ward. & =.
The special articles are time and
Of great human interest. why Mar
/. rage VIII Keep, by Charlotte Per
ktns Gilman. the well known philos-
o1her; The Femininst in War Time
beginning a new series of articles on
the progress Of European women, by
Mabel Potter Daggett; You owe 1t
to Your Mother" something every
young girl ought to read, BY Orason
SWEET Marden; What Il the Best Age
to Marry?" prize letters in the con
test announced last August; ITO the
Club Women Of America. by ina
Breyoort Roberts. beginning a series
Of articles calling on the two million
club women of America to pull to-
gether and work for the same thing
at the same time. in their program
l.of civic and social reform, etc.
Among the home making and
household articles are given Jaw
entine Bag BENEFIT Party, . Knobs
and Knockers ~. How to Lay out the
Home Garden. I, Just How Not to
Cook. |. "a Valentine Luncheon, Y
First Aids TO Sound Slumber, etc,
Eetc. The fashions and fancy work
pages are as usual right up to the
minute andsof interest to all women.
One of the striking contributions
TO the FEBRUARY Woman's Home Com
panion is an article by the Rev
Charles Sickle entitled Making the
Church do Real Work, !" in which he
considers the question OF the high
cost OF salvation. He does not, 81
course, consider that the money cost
per convert which church pays Il
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vANDERyo orr INAaiEp.

PARKERsBURG, Jan. 1s.Fol.
lowing q conference last evening be-
tween counsel on both sides, with
with Federal Judge A. G. Dayton. in
the case Of the Manufacturers Light
q Heat Company, Of Pittsburg.
against the public service Commission
of West Virginia. ii was announced
that Attorney James W, Wandercort.
OF Parekrsbprg, president Of the
West Virginia Bar Association, had
been agreed upon as special master.
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SGREEN ELASHES|

Confined from page second Sec
=, -. Z = s ~.
story, the splendid acting and beau.
|tifn1 photcgraphS are proving fiieui4
'eeives an irfesiEf ible com binatib to
Etheater owners and the public.
Had william, j t1ei expressly
written his famous novel and play,
THE Morais OF Marcus, for Marie
Dcrc he could not have improved up
ON the theme or the role, with their
treasure Of opportunity ciiarmingly
|cctgeniai ITO The talents and magnet
isms Of the youthful star. The five-l
Fpaft film version OF this celebrated
play. with It's original star, Marie
Doro. Will be released by the Famous
Players Film company January
" y p q "a
Silence by Henry Ottos com
pany at the American Film studios.
|endeavors TO prove the stern Biblical
prophecy that the sins 81 the faith
ers shall be visited ON the children
even unto the third and fourth gem
|eratipn. The script is from Webster
tsAAAARb9tA W 3 ~ y = Y tkOO4Sy . CVlIlQAuyl
and is the third which Mr.. Campbell
has contributed since his connection
with the American \,
y t
Mrs Cooks Cooking another
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Tis sas Mr.. Cook, whose complaints
about his wifa's cooking eventuallyl
lands in jail or a bread and water
diet. Mr.. Harris can't be beat In
such a role; he is Irresistible.
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tation for beautiful clothes. Certain
1t Is that her wardrobe Is most extern.
siye and her gowns hats and wraps
are the envy of Aim girlies who are
following In her, sartorial footsteps.
In Q new suffrage Aim For the Good
|of the Cause, K she wears gorgeous
brocade gown, with a high velvet
|girdle. The lacy yoke and sleeves
form asdaihty contrast to the deep
rose brocade.