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gag reasonable amount of time f,r
debate will be given, it is explained, bit
definitions of reasonable will diff.r
largely between the advocates and oppc-
nerts of the bill.
7 From all indications. however, the bill
is not likely to reach the House. it's OPT
porents in the Senate having decided tol
resort to a flibuster in answer to the ma
jority's boast that it has the votes" t,
pass it. The spectacle of Senator Lodgs
as fillibusterer for the first time in his
career, and of Senator Root supporting
him on the right hand, will be interest,"
ing for the present generation and for
generations which will read it In politicay
history. Root sits on Lodges left hand,
but will be his right hand man."
Asked today if he would call special
session should the ship purchase bill fail
to go. through before March, the President
replied that he did not think such a con-
tingency would arise.
Leans On Underwood
And in this situation the administration
leans heavily on Representative Under
wood, as. indeed, 1t has done since the
Sfxty-third Congress first foregathered.
The White House roof has sagged under
the burden of acclaim given to the Presi-
dent for getting things through" while
Underwood fairly has staggered under the
the administration to get its policies
through, and through without friction.
So while be still remains genial and un-
ruffled, Underwood must groan in spirit
at thought of the task thrust upon him
in the closing hours of his 20 years of
service in the House. The orders--and
there is no installing the word-from the
White House are that a programme shall
be enacted in 81 days which actually
Should, have 81 weeks, and this in the face
of strong opposition to some of the meas.
ul'es, right in the democratic party itself,
And, should the achievement be accom-
pished, the applause and bouquets will be
directed to the White House.
Apparently, the President is determined
not to call special session of the Sixty
fourth Congress. The Senate and the
House will have to sit day and night to
get through even the appropriation bills
by March 4.
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SfOCkhOIOerS Meet1nK
The annual meeting of stockholders Of
the First National bank of Birmingham.
Ala. will be held on Tuesday, January II.
1916, at it's banking house, corner Second
avenue and Twentieth street, in the city
OF Birmingham, Ala. between the hours
of il a. m. and II M, for the purpose
of electing board of directors to serve
for the ensuing year.
THOMAS HOPKINS. Cashier.
PILLS 25-1-S-12
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MUCH WILL REMAIN
|. UPON ADJOURNMENT
Exactly 30 Days Remain for
General Legislation
WILSON is CONFIDENT
Country More and More Appreciates
Value of Underwood In Bearing
Great Part of Administra-
ton Burdens


washington, January 7.-tSpecial)
Within sight of the end of the Sixty
third Congress, democratic leaders today
took account of stock and after casting
up their figures, came to the conclusion
thai they would be left with a lot of legis-
lation on their hands of which it will be
impossible to dispose before March A..
PRESIDENT wilson processes to see the sit
uation in different light, but it is be-
leved that in his heart he realizes that
all his recommendations cannot be full
filled
Thiry-one days for general legislation
ara all that remain for the completion of
the Presidents programmes: that is, TAX
in;s out all Mondays as Unanimous con-
sell uass anu an wednesdays as cal
e'i'e1uas . rAac'is Jour anu
a. "eeAs ar iei' ior tne passage OIL the
appropriation bills, conservation legisla-
ton. the passage of the ship purchase bill,
agreement on the Philippines hill if the
sen.te shou,a d,snoso ,f ~. ..,s,,,,o,,. -,
~, 's o''
me Immigration piii, anu one OF Two other
As q matter of fact the time scarcely
49,, ,,,,,o. .,e,,.,,- ). -.
- e''pes i''i' ~ u 'ne
iae. 'iia' vast aiaouht OF "oros VIII ne
spilled over the war and navy bills. On
these the gag rule will be invoked as
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
WINTER SPORTS
Are Shown in Broadway Star
Feature. Love Snow
and Ice"

r a Broadway starfeature in the MAX
ing entitled Love. Snow and Ice a
three part story woven around winter
sports has taken Valley Van. one Of
the vitasrapit directors 10 Lake
George, New York. where with Mira
Frazer, Albert Roccarti. Donald Nc
Pride and Others. some OF the most
important scenes will be taken
Love. SNOW. and Ice- was written
by Mr., Van, and is a sequel 10 he
-Eiagraph success Love. Luck and
Gasoiene. Exceptional winter scenes
in which the region around LaR-
George abounds. will characterize the
picture which Will embrace thrills IN
contests that include skating. tcbog-
gaming. skiing. ice boar racing and
other sports that depend upon Jack
Frost TO have their being
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= v q I@ Z n Z u
Thar old Lockwood. the crossing flag
man. had taken part in rhe famous
Andrews raid. one Of the most daring
exploits OF the civil war. came as n
surprise TO Helen Holmes. Although
the Lone Point teics-sp her had known
lockwood for several years. the flag
El:in had never told he- OF his civil
war experiences.
It sras 4 story of the thrilling feats
performed by the aeronauts taking
part In the struggle CONFUSING all Er-
rope that set Lock~cod's tongue a-wng-
Eipg Ills thoughts seemed 10, 20 back
10 the dsSs Of his youth. and after
drawing comparison between the civ
Hwar and the present struggle he told
The story OF the Andrews raiders.
According TO Lockwood, the general
In command OF the Federal division TO
which he was attached vas DESTROYS
Of sending force Of men into the ter
rstorv which lay between the Confed-
crate army and the base Df its sup
pies. Because nc the extra hazardous
nature OF the project he called for vol
Hunteers. g.
Lockwood waF one OF the intrepid
spirits who promptly stepped forward
The honor OF leading these men fell to
\ Captain Andrews. an ofiieer hose he
Y role deals had exctted the adniE1k1on
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
INNOVATION.
In Animated Cartoons is Start:
ed by the Patile
operates

The Pathc News has Just started an
innovation IN animated cartoons that
has aroused the greatest Interest Sew
;erai years ago the old Pathes Weekly
had newspaper artist draw for Il u
series Of humorous pictures but the
only motion in the pictures was that
OF the hand drawing them In these
cartoons the we'll known artist - r.
Bray tauthor and originator Of the
famous Colonel Heeza Liar seriesN
takes as a subject some live topic OF
the day and treats it in an amazingly
humorous way.
First, the hand and the pencil are
shown making the sketch until It'll
stands completed on the screen Then
suddenly the quaint figures begin to;
move In the most Iffe-Iike way
lesson OF the cartoon is forcfbly carr
ried home and the result Is much
deeper impression upon the mind thar
if the cartoon we're the ordinary IN
animate kind
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OF his superiors. Setting ont upon their
mission the Andrews raiders swan a
river and thus entered the Confederate
TERRITORY. Once the little party came
within an ace of being discovered. but
they evaded the Confederate patrol and
succeeded In getting behind the enc
mrs main force.
Surprising a train crew. the raiders
captured an engine and nat car. Cap
tain Andrews and his men Immediate
IL sped out upon the line and proceed
ed to destroy the tracks and roadbed.
An Immense amount OF damage was
thus caused before the force OF Con-
federate soldiers sent In pursuit mr.
rived upon the scene.
The raiders endsavored to Zee. but.
running short OF wood and water.zwere
compelled to desert their engine. A
running fight ensned. Although Cap
tain Andrews and his brave men sought
refuge in the nnderbrnsh. the outcome
cf the fight was : foregone conclusion.
Vastly nutnumbered. the Andrewsraid-
ers were surrounded The heroic re-
sistance put up hy these men ftur
nishes a fitting climax to The Rail
road Raiders OF ,62. z Kalen's newest
episode of the Hazards Helen Rail
road series Don't M gtofsee thlssex-
ketk9aKA AkNlH.f
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Kiss Kathlyn Williams Is unques-
tionably the hest known and most pop
niar notion picture star. in the world.
Her work in The Adventures OF
kathlyn: created for her most en-
sfyiable reputation because it was her
first great creation OF part Miss
Williams possesses amost4remarkabIe
versat;.tty and she dts from tragedy
to comedy without the slightest dim
Guilty she is SO we'll known that IL
is unnecessary TO say. more u bout her
In this sketch sherecentlys returned
from trip through the great Ameri.
can desert with her company. Were
scenes were made TO be used In the
forthcoming Sei!g production. THE
carne, OF BaEdad Miss Williams Ii
happy when surrounded By .iId AMI
nlais " hieh she fearlessly haniieK.t
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insects which derive their name from
the manner in which they hold yery
large forelegs when waiting for prey.
y y
Pathe's latest color films picture
the Eorges OF the Tarn in France. peo-
pie and scenery OF Sertnghan1. Madras
British Indian; and Sweden's most
beautiful and picturesque river. the
" "
The Diamond Broker. 4 two act
episode of The girl detective series. is
10 be released by the Kalen company
this week The picture. deals with the
cunning OF the girl detective in bring
ing 10 justice a c1efer band OF dia-
mond smuEEIe-s. m
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WITHIN THE IAN

s------->---->-------~
matters and general conditions in the
underworld Of society. lie express
cd admiration FOR the fidelity to ma
Within the. Law exploits OF wrong
doing. Is .lraiiroaded' 10 the need OF
An example against fhefr. She
energies and tries to DE honest: hut
the police prosecute her and drive her
from the haunts OF decent people. De
MED the right 10 live honesty. she
adopts safe methods Of crime. remain
ing always technically within the
law bat proving al viii on society
under that cloak. !.
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70 OUT univ Rs!
Arthur Me- aGlSin Will LON the
American Forces as a
Director. ISl

Archer aIcAIackin. eGstNiiile Enixe
sal jokesnith is 10 try ont his lace
uous prociiyities on the unspspec Ing
natives OF Santa Barbara Cal
aIcaiackin will soon quilt the unis
yersal ranks % accept a position as fi
rector With the american Film Com
1pany whose studio is located att the
resort cry. What practical bit of tnlns
foolers Will herald his advent there
IS hard To guess But the good peo-
ms new victims elect some choice
tips on how this popular nirth a ker
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LIFE HINGES
Upon Shaking OF Dice In Thrilling
Film Drama.

Irene Hunt and Eugene Palette are
featured in the Grifffth-MutuaI two
part drama. The Death Dice. The
Death Dice which has just been re-
leased in the Mutual program. is
adapted from George PattuIIo-s story
Dice shaking for a human life, some
clever detective work. western at
mosphere are the Distinguishing mark
of this production Fred Burns and
EesIer Perry are also in this cast.
which rehearsed under the direction
of Fred A. Kelsey
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film
tContinued from page 3, second sec1

tons were made. greater artists were
engaged. Think Of a few years back
If It had been suggested 10 the Far
mum boys. or Charles Richman, or
Marguerite Clark. Ethel Barrymore
May Irwin, Charlotte Walker, Ed
ward Aoeles, and score OF Others,
that a picture play was contemplated,
and required their services, no money
in creation would have interested
them.
But time changes all conditions. as
the big producing manager saw the
success OF the screen play,
SO did the artist, and now it is very
common thing to see the biggest and
best that can be seen on the screen.
This condition calls for other changes
II the prices are going 10 remain the
there, there must be larger theaters.
better music. and more comfortable
surroundings. In all the larger cit
the prolem. IN place of playing pic
#ture houses, the men interested in the
screen work are putting the films in
the larger theaters. where one can de-
rive real pleasure from the various
picture plays. Better ventilation, an
opportunity for better music and the
best that can be gotten in pictures
are the inducements.
ClarkSburE in the near future will
be no different than the larger cities
The Robinson Grand is going TO give
the public the biggest ten cents worth
they have ever had. Besides the best
picture service money can buy, the
ptSbHe viii get IA taste or real music.
An $1,000 pipe organ is being in
stalled and it can safely be said so
far as music is concerned. nothing
like it has ever been heard in this
part OF the country One of the i'm
portant features connected with the
pipe organ will be the PLAYER. The
management Of the Robinson Grand
can be conEratulatedo on the fact that
it has secured the services OF
an experf organist This in
1strument has eighteen stops. but The
one that will undoubtedly create the
greatest interest IN the yox hiana,
the human voice. What more can
the public ask. the best service, good
EentilaI ton. direct current for lighting
purposes. pleasant surroundings, and
without the least bit of doubt. the
best music ever heard in. the state2
+ a very nappy innovation that Will
be strictly enforced will be the an
.nouncement of the time of the diff
ferent performances and as the house
Will play any numb OF feature films
lit viii he more or less the same as a
regular performance One OF the
chief annoyances in the continuous
picture houses is the continual com
ing and going OF patrons disturbing
those already seated, who wish 10 en-
joy the performance. This offense
will undoubtedly be eliminated owing
ITO the fact that. it will not be a con
Etinuolis performance and the public
at large viii be familiar through adj
Hvertisements. with the time of the diff
ferent shows.
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BREAKS UP HoMETO
GET TN MOVIE BUSINESS

.. Whitwork Buck. capitalist land
society man Of ST. Louis. sIo-. has be-
come so fascinated by motion PFC
lures that he has given Up his life
business TO ally himself with his
brothers-in-law Theodore and Leo
pold Wharton. in the production Of
pictures for Pathe. ar. Buck has
broken up his beautiful home in ST.
5Lousi and with Mrs Buck came east
to reside permanently
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lNcE GOING SOUTH TO
PRODUCE NEW PLAY

Ralph w Ince. Vitagraph director,
has taken COMPANY OF Vftagraph
players to Georgia 10 work on the
new Vitagraph serial. The Goddess
or which Gouvenenr Morris Is the au-
thor. Anita Stewart, Earle Williams,
Paul scardon and Julia Swayne Cor
don are the principal stock members
who will accompany Mr.. Ince. The
weeks. 5fs
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mond. formerly with the aIalley=ven-
ison stock company, Of Fall River
Both are high salaried artists and
Will no doubt, become popular favor
ties alter tomorrow evening.
For the first half or the week a
treat is in store for the patrons OF the \
Palace .theater in the form OF q snlen-S
did revival OF Alexander Dumas.ss
great society drama, ..Cami1l lie. ~ Too
much cannot be said in the praise OF
this great play depicting the life Of
the upper crust Of French society,"
And the moral it teaches should be
taken into every home.
The Camille Gautier.
who is honized and pested BY all the
men OF note in Paris. She accepts
their attention and spends her nights.
In society. at the theaters, cafes. etc.
but no happiness comes to her: sron15
such a life. She. one evening meets
Almond Dnyal. ard from their meet
ing She knows true happiness and
realizes the mistakes OF her past Ar
mond.s father learns OF his sons in
fatuasion for the Ladysof the Camillass
+ goes 10 her and exac;s from her a
promise TO give up his son She
does so and never sees him again IN
#edy Is excellent and viii be IN the!
! hands ef Fred Beaudoin and Mrs.
Charlotte Stanley. The rest OF the;
COMPANY viii Ill their respective
places. The new leading lady. Miss
Virginia Powell. will be seen in the
part of Camille
, For the last half OF the week Will
be shown. without doubt the biggest
thing attempted BY the Palace Play
ers..,EE,he Three II wins. the famous
musical comedy with a reputation
from coast 10 coast
| Miss Bessie Mccoy and Mr. VIC;
tor sfcreland we're starred for a nun
Der q. seasons IN the play and 1T
mad X their reputatio
All the big popular musical ntim-
sbers will be given with the electrical
effects and a nrst class production in
ever respect. is promised
Extra people. special scenery.
pretty costumes and catchy music
will make this the best evenings en-
IteTtafnment at the Palace. or the
week Il
The matinee days have been chang
ed to Wednesday: Friiday and s,atur-
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as
are tts
English
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HEART THROB MAeHINE.

heart tllrob machine with
a mechanism which records
human emotion provides the
basis for some excellent detec-
tive work in Heart Throbs,
q two reeler written by John
- Campbell. produced By John
G. Adolf for the Grifhth=M1t-
uai companies and released in
I the Mutual program. Frahcelia
Ellington and San De Grasse
are featured &
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21

OLD STANDBY BARRED.

That good old STANDBY or the I
spoken drama OF the thrills
classification namely the mort
gage and the shysIes lawyer.
are nov barred from picture
play plots purc chased BY the Sc
4 Zig Polyscope Company. Of Chi
cage, and also by several other
leading manufacturers:
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he 1mp-Un
is oil
in
ran soneti inc ago.
man film Eff
to
Willard
ties & # M
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21

Taylor Holmes viii play the role OF
Gecho in the revival of Triibvy
When the run of the play is over. Mr.
Holmes will star in +sAIr Myd's sIys-
fery,,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21

Elizabeth Aarbury is interested with
Ray Comstock In musical comedy to
be! produced, called Nobody Home"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21

James Neill has opened school
of acting in Los Angeles.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21

The result Of the blood thirsty de-
sire % Ham and bis pa fnef TO fight
Indians Is stltjsT n a q am anon tho
feeds Inns lem conedy n To- be- e-
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The i1naz = iss late
eq CT
lrnS
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TIE FrayinE Mantis is the name
of Pathe educational feature just
out Ones Impression on seeing this
title IS that views of a religious char
acter ~1ll br shown. but instead the
views are of the mantis. species OF
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MUSICAL

Continued from page
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Tine Bliss 81 Ignorance IS the title
of Z late American drama in three.
parts Just produced by the Paine
brothers Dorothy Granville and
Henry King are In the leads,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-24

You have choice of the hundreds of dollars worth OF
fireworks display at PAULSONS big store 1O5 Broadway
We want everybody to celebrate this at
fireworks and ecracke for the bigger fellows and Flags for
the smaller That's why make this wonderful Offer