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Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

Captain Dewar, son of Lord De~ar, Senator of the College of Justice of Scotland, has been killed in action.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

The body of Robert M-NeeIy American consul al Alden. a Pe-s'a victim h-s been warhei by hcavv stTrns from itV temporary grave at Alexandria Egypt.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22
The Bulletins Circulation Norwich ct Any 9
CabIed I.spns

pr. Leon Lal french Surgeon, Dead
 Paris. March 21, 5.10 p. m.-Dr. Leon Labbe, widely known French surgeon, member of the Institute of France and of the Academy of Medicine, is dead.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

The giant cunard liner Mau-et7-i- is reported to be in Liverpool under going repairs and relttinE for the resumption of the passenger trade.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22
Hartford Democratic Nominee For
 Mayor.

Hartford. Conn March 31-Richard A. KinseIla, e well known merchant, was tonight named as the democratic nominee for mayor. There was no opposition He is a member of the board of water commissi0nsU.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

Parliament Monday passed the g0V- ernment's bin under which the con = stitutional guarantees ara partially. suspended during the war.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

Bringing 16o passengers and 5000 bags of mail, the teamer Orduna ar rived at New York from Liverpool.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

The E. W. Bliss Co. of Brooklyn r1arufn C;urcrs of war nunI.flns ir- CrCa sed its earGir=s available for common dividrrde for the year ll5 by more than 600 per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

Miss Eliza Wentworth Merrill, who observed her 1O5th birthday on De- cember 31. died at Gray. Me.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

Colonel wiilisrn A. Gi7ssFord. chief signal officer If rhe Western De-Hrt- meut wns ordered 10 proceed tO San Diego. to take command Of the arr
 aviation school there.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

The house rejected proposal by Representative Anthony. republican ot Kansas. to recruit an additional in. fantry regiment in Porto Rico fol service fin the Panama Canal zone oi elsewhere.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

Tho school has been closed at Fahcns a border town 90 miles to the e-7t Of El Paso. and all American civilians have been requested to leave by American military authorities.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

Louis Johnson and Irving Davidson, prisoners in the reformatory at Hart's Island, New York. escaped from the island in a stolen rowboat
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

Clothed in the faded Confederate uniform he wore as one of Mor~an'a men in the Civil War. Captain David \. Tandy was buried at Hopkinsyille Ky.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

Federal Judge Mayer allowed Walter Moves S42.0OO for services rendered as receiver for the Rock Island Railroad. from Jan. Is, 1915. to date.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

Two more injured American soldiers arrived at Columbus. \. AI, from Mexico. One was wounded in the leg and one blinded.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

Total shipments of fresh and cured meats from Chicago last week were 43.9S3.0OO pounds. compared with 45.- 62S, 1000 pounds the previous week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

The plant of the croeker ManteI and Tile Co, at Providence. R. L. was damaged by fire, the loss being estimat- ed at $50,000.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

Three indictments charging assault with intent to kill and murder vert returned in the criminal court by the grand jury against Jean Cronss.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

The White Star steamships Baltic Adriatic and Cedric win serve as ca. nadian troop ships on their next triI to England.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

Dr. Iauro s. Mueller. Brazilian Min ister of Foreign Affairs. refused to de- ny or afirm the report of BraziFs seizure of interned German ships
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

Four negro children, trapped in a day nursery run by Mrs. Eva Hendriks in Harlem, were burned to death when the tenement cought fire.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

Four midshipmen were dismissed from the Naval Academy. three for drinking and one for gross disobedi- ence.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

A bulletin issued by the Illinois De- partment of Agriculture places t'I condition of winter wheat on March Is. at 6s, against 74 on March 1.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

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Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22

About 1900 men employed in Inaly- ing v1r munitions at the works Of the Richmond. Va. Locomotive Work have been laid of. The company vii resume the building of locomotives.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28
GIRL IS BITTEN

Continued from page 8, second sec.)
ard on strong chain, and led down
stairway leading into the restaur-
ant as the cameras recorded the ac-
tion. Despite directions to remain
calm the other persons in the scene
gave the animal a noticeable wide
berth. Everything went along fairly
we'll until two girls, dressed in feath-
cry costumes and representing a
rooster and hen, came prancing in
for a cabaret stunt. The leopard ev-
identity did not like the looks of the
supposed giant fowls, and leaped
upon the nearest girl. He wound his
long paws around her ankle and put
his teeth into the calf OF her leg. She
screamed, and there was consterna-
tion in the studio. Regardless of tng
continuation of the scene everyone
bolted out of the set.
The director was angry when he
found that even the camera man had
deserted his post and did not get the
big scene thus accidentally staged,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28
NAUGHTY BRIDE
Is Lovely Jackie Saunders in
a Forthcoming Knicker-
booker Feature.

A role dear to her heart is that as
signed to lovely Jackie Saunders in
her forthcoming Knickerbocker Star
feature, THE Flirting Bride" From
the moment when her father leads her
10 the altar, at the beginning of the
picture, till she is imprisoned in a
dungeon as a spy, at the end, this
naughty bride never stops making
eyes at other men than her husband.
Ut course she doesn't mean to do 1t,
hut she sets into prettp pickle, from
which she is rescued by her husband
with the aid of the American consul.
The camera has caught Jackie in
some interesting attitudes.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28
SOCIETY GIRL
And Niece Of Secretary Of Navy
is Engaged as Motion
Picture Star.

Unknown but to a few of her init
mate friends Miss Louise Daniels
With, beautiful young niece of Jo-
sephus Daniels, secretary of the navy
and prominently connected with social
and diplomatic life in Washington, has
become a motion picture star. Miss
Wirth, who was engaged by the Than
houser-Mutual studios several months
ago, after negotiations extending over
several weeks, will make her premier
as a cinema player in For Uncle
Sans Navy" a two part drama to
be released by the Mutual Film Cor
poration the latter part Of this month.
Miss Wirths desire to enter studio
work not only received the hearty en-
dorsement OF her uncle, but he was
in a large way responsible for her en-
gagement by the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
forces. Her absence from Washing
ton, which had been commented on
frequently by persons who did not
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28

heart. The first thing he did was hunt
sage hens on the old hermit's land.
The second thing he did was call down
the wrath Of the old hermit by his
presence on the land.
Almost Became Enemies.
The hermit was going to drive him
of with sticks and stones. but Smith,
being good salesman and a good
talker, stopped to argue the matter.
That was back in 1904. He explained
that he was a piano salesman and
just out for vacation.
"Pianars," repeated the old hermit.
DO you know anything about a i'd
der
II know lot about a VIOLIN. said
Smith, politely.
Come In" said the hermit Smith
went to the lonely cabin, put strings
on the old mans shattered violin, tun-
ed 1t up for him, and played him some
pieces that delighted his heart when
he was boy,
Rescues Hermit From Fire.
In 1908, when the forest fires in san
Bernardino county threatened the set
tiers, Smith again CHANGED to be in the
vicinity on one OF his annual hunts.
He grew anxious about the old hermit
and fought his way for eight miles
through the FIRE to see IL the hermit
were all right. He found him lying
helpless in the cabin with Q broken
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28

you right away as an emoshunal
actress. All you got to do then is curl
yur hair and you are star
Then eff you want to BEGUN one OF
them Vampire emoshunal actresses
there is annuther short way. Jest etc
only one meal day and you are fixed.
Thet givs you tibet starved LUX tibet
makes you always seem to be luking
fer sumthing you can't find. vamm-
pires, you know, is wimmen who don't
know tibet too much is enuf. They is
the most stiish thing there is now in
the movies. Pa Says, Nanny a man
who wunt let his kids play with
matches wud brake his neck to meet a
Vampire"
But Of you are decided to be com.
medy actress there is hui lot more
work ahed OF you. l know becus
thet's what they call me. There's
onnly one short cut Ell you can get
to Eurup and find spot half way be.
twene the armies what is fitting and
get hit by all the things what is fired
and then cum back you is reddy to be
commedy actress. You kin stand
ennything.
Tibet is the short cut. The reggerler
way takes much longer. I amt got
room to tell you about 1t to-day, so
I'll save 1t and Civ you one long talk
on thet later, Pa Says "Wimmen can't
stop talking but sumtimes they runs
out OF breath"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28
Will Pose Nude
In New Feature


Audrey Munson, beautiful and
shapely artists model, recognized by
artists, sculptors and the public in
general as the American Venus" is
shortly to be starred in a seven act
feature production to be released
through the Mutual Film Corpora
ton.
In this production. declared to be
the most sensational of It's kind ever
presented on motion picture screen,
the charming star will be seen fire.
quently posing in the nude.
This will mark Miss Munson's first
appearance ON the screen since the
release by the Mutual of the five-act
photoplay, Inspiration" which Gre
nted such furore wherever shown
and which has proved one of the
reigning sensations of the motion
picture annals.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28
FORTUNE
FOR KINDNESS
TO A HERMIT
Saved Old Fellows Life and
Also Put Strings on His
Fiddle.

OMAHA, Neb., May 27.-Just be-
cause he was a good fellow and put
strings on an old, broken-down violin
while visiting a hermit in the sage
brush country in California, Eber
Smith. piano salesman in Omaha, has
fallen heir to half million.
The hermit has just died and named
Smith In his will as heir to this por-
ton Of his vast fortune.
OF course Smith did more. than
string the catgut on the old violin fof
the hermit, but that was the first thing
that endeared him to the old hermit's
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28
MARTINDELL
To Make Metro Debut as Lead
ing Man in Nine Petrova's
New Film.

Edward Martindell. widely known
and popular leading man. will make
his debut on the Metro program in
1.-THE Scarlet Woman" in which Nine.
Petrova, the gifted emotional actress.
Is starred. He has had considerable
experience on both the speaking stage
nd in the silent drama. But the
art he has in 1.-THE Scarlet Woman
that of the husband OF the woman of
the name part, played by Nine. Pc
trova, is easily the best thing he has
done during his long professional ca
reer.
MIR. Martindell is distinctive lead
ing man of the strong, heroic type and
he makes an excellent foil for Nine.
PetroVa.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28
GIS HOPKINS
~ OWN CHATS ~
WRITTEN "BY HERSELF"
ON 4sRAkINe INTO THE MOVIES

ON @sRAklNG INTO THE MovlEsn
knew I'd cum to it. But, Gosh, 1
thort you girls wud Civ me time to get
used to riting llterachure befor you'd
pile in letters askin' how you cud be-
cum movie actresses.
Golly, it seems to me that nine Of
every ten of US girls in this limited
States wants to be actress wimmen in
the movies. And the tenth wud too
only her grandchildren wunt let her.
lsspose thet's becus sunboddy CIV
away the sekret tibet all us movies
actresses makes $1,000 a week. Pa
says, Art may be long but the long
green reaches nearer TO the Heart"
Where's lots OF these girls hev hopes
of becumin Janus butt they'd be Jest
as well satistide with the limited
States Mint and less fame
Braking into the moovies Is a sim
pie task. All you need hev is a letter
from the President, fourth cousin
who Is movie Director. and sister
Iin-law who owns three shares of stock
in the company. Otherwise it's ely.
1t amt no handicap to be abbal to
act. Emmy movie Dirrecter kin over.
come tibet.
Ell you are going to brake into the
moovies the first thing to decide is
wether you are commedyer or
dramattick actress. Thets not so hard
as 1t sounds. EFF pepul pet you when
you stub yur toe and cry then yur
dramatic, but eff they laff yur com.
medyer. There amt no sympathy for
commedy players.
Why eff one of them dramatich dolls
might get her tootsies wet in n litel
puddle you see everybody rush to
carry her to safety. But eff yur n
commedy an you fall in the ocean they
Iall laffs an as fer helpin you out the
Dirrecter is jest as liabbel to shout,
Push her in agen, it's gud fer an
Inuther laff.'
III you hev decided to be dram
matick actress then you hev littel to
wurry abbout. know a short cut to
lerning how which will rel you. Jest
steal ANYWAY in quiet corner first.
Then sit down and repete TO yurself
One hundred and fifty six times, al
am Oppressed, am prosecuted" Tibet
Gtvs you tibet appelin LUX tibet marks
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28
BARE LEGGED
And Bare Armed Part to Be
Taken by Mae Marsh in
New Triangle Play.

The highest secret of the day at
the Fine Arts studio has to do with
the new role provided for Mae Marsh
by Director Paul Powell.
1t has been observed, however, that
Miss Marsh in costume for the new
play is bare legged and bare armed,
and that two brown bears are mem
bers OF the cast. Her associates in
clude Robert Harrcn and Wilfred Lu-
cas-, both stars. Lucas has the role
of an old-time western sheriff. Now
let the guessing begin.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28

the actor or actre it.
will lie" is misleading
its natural light
paplng richest
painters brush.
applies the performers features
until made 1t that certain lines Of the face and
the
and open secreted traits the light
mere certain
DOW nat can be pretty well relied make either
rave @ gone 10 this length thoroughly
te nothing hard or fast about l o
observations will
shall always be
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28

| it is some picture"
James Young has been engaged as
director for the Mabel Norman Fea-
ture Film Company.
Jake Wells, OF Lynchburg, Va, has
agreed to pay $4,000 for showing
the Kleine serial featuring
Billie Burke, "Glorias Romance" at
his theaters in Richmond. Norfolk
and Lynchburg.
L. NJ. Asher. of New York. has pur.
chased the world rights for the u.s.
900 feet OF exclusive Aim OF the San
Francisco exposition, which will
released within two weeks.
Lawrence Stuart. manager of a
theater at Dallas, Tex. has asked the
mayor of Dallas to proclaim | holiday
in honor OF Charles Chaplin. 1.-THE
most popular man In America.
Theda Bara's next ono 10 East
Lynne"
Hypocrisy" a Aim dealing with
social conditions and ambitions, fea-
turing Virginia Pearson, is to be re-
leased In June by William Fax.
The Triangle Aim starring Lillian
Gish as the daughter Of strict
southern gentleman has been titled
IAN Innocent Magdeline" and 1t Is
now randy for roleaan
The World Film Corporation will
announce In tho Saturday Evening
Post OF June 8 a scenario contest with
William A. Brady as sole Judge and
prizes ranging from 1900 down.
Sara Alexander, now past so years
Of age, has Joined the Fox forces and
will soon be seen in her first photo
play. She was a protege OF Bingham
Young. president Of the Mormon
church, and was leading lady OF the
Salt city Stock Company. which he
owned In the early sixties.
1.-THE Return OF Eve" Is soon TO
be released by Essanay. 1t will fea-
ture Miss Edna Mayo and will be in
five acts.
st. Louis aldermen sensfbly turned
down proposed censorship orr
nance.
with the completion OF the "Mr.
Jack" series Of comedies, Wise
will put out another set OF ten one
reel comedies. which will trent of the
escapades OF Kernel Mutt, In the per-
son OF Frank Daniels.
Women have invaded the Aim In
dustry and organized a producing
company, managed exclusively by
women and named the American
Woman Film Company. Its first pro-
duction will be a ten-reel feature OF
saul OF Tarsus." The company Is a
Los Angeles concern.
Governor Whitman vetoed the
Cristman- Wheeler bill, which provid-
ed a remarkable burden Of censorship
on motion picture Aims in the state
of New York.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28
WILL STICK.

Carl Brickert. the theological stud.
emit from Indianapolis, who recentIy
made his debut in motion pictures OF,
the Metro program. playing the prom.
ipent role of the district attorney in
"The Half Million Bride" has de.
cided to remain in the silent drama
and will be seen shortly in a big rols
in Metro wonderplay.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28
Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Day and chill
dren are visiting In Stanton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. H G. Gilpin have
moved to Huntington, where they will
reside In the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore, OF
Westernport, Md. have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson. Of
Third street.
Mrs. George Osborn and little
daughter, Ruth, OF Montclair, n. j., are
guests of MRS, q. R. Macintosh.
Mrs. AZ D. McCoole, Of Keyser, and
Mrs. Howard B. Grant, of Philippi.
spent the week visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Wilt.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Maloney, OF
Rowlesburg, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Donohue.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Curtis, OF Dick
erson. are visiting Elkins relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. j. q. Baker are spend
ing the week in Baltimore.
Mrs. ]. s. Backus, of Ellannore. spent
the week in the city guest OF Mrs.
III. G. Sanderson and Mrs. Arthur r..
Martin. She was accompanied by Miss
Myra Smith, OF New Brighton, Pa, and
Mrs. Glen Chapel and Mrs. g. B.
Ayers. Of Warren, Pa, who had been
at Ellamore attending the wright-
Backus wedding.
Mrs. James Hanley and sons, Donald
and Gerald, have returned from Tam
pa. Fla, where they spent the winter.
Mrs. A. q, Fields is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Beavers. OF
Grafton.
Miss Eva Brown, Of Columbus, o.,
is a guest Of her sister, Mrs. g. w.
Pinney.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28
A REAL THRILL.

The blowing up OF train Ioaded
with dynamite is the latest thrill Il
be incorporated in 101-Bison two.
reeler, by that king of the Uniyerssl i
thri1lers, Henry McRae. The STOW
features Marie Walcamp and lee ITii
and is called "The Shadow Of
Crime
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28
SCREEN FLASHES

Have you ever noticed how cool. re-
freshing and relaxing the local motion
picture theaters are on hot day.
Picture fans OF Pennsylvania are
signing petitions OF protest against
the silly censorship laws OF that state,
which petitions are to be submitted
to tho Pennsylvania state legislature,
o
There Is some changing around In
the local Aim held.
A. S. Davis, manager OF the Aim
department OF the Film and Calcium
Light Company, declares his convic-
ton that shorter pictures are coming
back in the near future.
The Star theater at Chartered, Pa,
has quit. ~.
Alice Jayco has signed with the
vitagraph Company OF America,
which announces that she will be
starred in feature called The Bat
tic Cry of War" which is to be SCI
quel to THE Battle Cry of Peace"
O.
f. X. Lincoln, young screen star.
has Joined the Paragon studios OF the
World Film Corporation. He was
with Lubin for years.
Harry Todd and Margaret Joslin,
late OF Essanay's Snakeville comedies,
have Joined the Rolin Film Company
at Los Angeles, which will make films
for Pathe.
Thomas Dixon and Victor Herbert's
new film spectacle, THE Fall of n
Nation" will have its premier June
at the Liberty theater in New
York.
Adelaide Woods has been engaged
by Pallas Pictures TO appear in Inn
portant roles. She played character
leads with Biograph and Balboa.
Our stage and press are cleaner
than in those countries where they
are subject to censorship.-David
Wark Griffith.
The Pittsburgh Moving Picture
Bulletin is putting In some good ticks
against the motion picture censorship
crime.
. |E7yw
The American Biograph Company,
OF Chicago. is putting out Everett
True. of cartoon fame, in pictures.
In response to numerous requests
from exhibitors OF West Virginia for
Quality service. the Quality Film
Company has established branch
at Charleston with Mark N. Horwitz
in charge. 1t seems queer that the
company did not pick out moro CEN
trail location.
E1ie L. Ross, booker in the Pitts
burg office OF the v. l.. s. e., is pro-
nounced one OF the most efficient
bookers in the business by f. o.
Child, Pittsburg manager for the
company. She is a college graduate.
Flashes of the forthcoming million
dollar Annette Kellerman Aim, on
which William Fox is putting the fin-
lshing laboratory touches. show that
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28

The above map shows the scene Of
the pitched battle which for over a
week has been on between the British
ard German forces, with the posses
sion Of the Vimy Ridge as the objee-
tive. This ridge overlooks the en-
tire Plateau Of Lens.
The light arrows show where the
British have directed their attacks
and the dark arrows show the place
In the long line where the German
assaults have succeeded in captur-
ing one and a quarter miles Of Eng
hsh trenches.
The map shows also the famous
Labyrinth, where SO much fierce
fighting has taken place; the line al
most from Armentieres to La Bassee
and the railroad back of the German
front, which plays so important q
part in the movements of troops and
munitions. 80 -
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28

rteseno ooEEa As
UNUSUAL POWER
Nine Peov the Metro who has Just completed the final
THE Scarlet Woman declared 1t to
had motion pictures The story offers emotional opportunities h
seldom afforded her the artistic them
the full She
the speaking
the ambition Of the
who in the world something while She
taking brief before beginning her next production and
understood intends complete scenario with
character moulded after liking during her absence from
| the studio, which she hopes to her return
r. In THE Woman" Peova supported
,notabe artists including oBrien, Arthur
Vel ind
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28
NO PROMOTION.

Helen Gibson has saved her rail-
road from disastrous wrecks times
without number in Hazards" yet
the officials allow her to remain a
mere telegraph operator. Evident
~ there is no promotion for devotion
tc duty on that road. -
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28
PLAYS AS A BOY.

Mabel Taliaferro, the dainty and
winsome Metro star. plays the role
Of a boy in "The Snowbird," forth
coming FIVE part wonderfully on the
Metro program. Edwin Careve, who
is directing Miss Taliaferro. also has
prominent role In THE snowbird. +"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-28
ELK|NS CIVIC
LEAGUE HAS
A MAY FETE.
Hundreds Eat Supper under
the Trees in the City
Park There.

BLKINs. May 27.-under the au.
spices of the ElkIns Civic League the
annual May fete in the city park this
afternoon and evening proved most
delightful success. Supper was served
under the trees. following an after
noon of music, drills and other feat
ures in which the children and grown
ups participated. Tho Civic League ID
one OF ELtlnss most active organiza-
tons. having a large membership OF
enthusiastic and active women and
has been tho leader in q number OF
forward movements.