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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-30
l62n : Thanksgiving 1915

80 = -
WHEN Governor B.do.d proclaimed the 61., Th.nk.eiv.g
awss ie.a q gathering for small hand full Of sturdy Pl
s.s s.d ther Indian ne;hbo qTod.y. two huDdred and
nsesyx yea" later President wilson. proclamation End. Joy
o: repoa.e IN The hearts Oh ninety million Americans q.
wei Is d.k'kinned islanders and bury nohmen. give still
eoe.in.e the custom Of Thanksgiving; making Of home
sahne. family reunions fe.ns. and general rejoicing. and
well should for he .pr. Of Nature which filed the Homo
aty for the Pilgrim families has been than senerou. to
o~ Anes;ca Agriculture bring. prosperity and where we
6ed he prosperous who till The SOL there End the spin;
Of Progress. the spirit To Do. qWe need but look .bos u.s.
to recognize the dependency place upon farmer. Now
therefore is the time to look back the year that past and
thanks for the bune': have received the and
happiness have enjoyed Crops have been good our bu
progressive and erons give have a. Of u. much for
which to be thankful at this time. When you gather round the
turkey and 6xen. and the pumpkin pie this year, may be
the joliest. hspp;ea Thanksgiving you have had
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
JULESBURC
The Oldest Bank in Sedgwick County
gAflTAL sssseass SURPLUS sal PROFIT lAsosSs
percent interest paid Time Deposits
Clayton. Pres Chss Petersen vP r. Clayton casher
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-30

Car load of salt at Winter
bOtham's.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-30

Carload of salt at Winterboth.
ans.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-30

Crisco, Lard and Bacon at Win.
terbotham's.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-30

Subscribe for the 0Git-Advocats
IL. II. Hodges is in Denver this
week on business,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-30
Did you eat turkey.todays

Do your Christmas shopping
early.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-30

The Lincoln Cafe has been
opened up again for busine ess
under the management of M ose
Ferguson.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-30
LOCAL NEWS OF
INTEREST TO ALL

Subscribe for the Grit-Advocate.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-30

Don't forget the ladies' Aid
bazaar on December 9,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-11-30

The Ladies Aid will hold a baz
aar December 8.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
Beating the Game

CHE didn't stand show-the cards were stacked
against her at birth She entered life by crooked
- path Her mother was receiver Of stolen goods.
Their home thieves meeting place. She played
on the sidewalks of an unspeakable street When she
old enough they sent her out shoplifter and
in time she married craftsman.
Nobody more strongly vindicated the theory
that criminals are born, not made.
But you folks who are cock-sure that it's so, may
prepare for jolt the solarplexus Of that particular
conviction. @s7ss.s%i~
Sophie Lyons beat the game. She bucked the odds
and won-triumphed over environment, ancestry and
rearing-turned the past into door mat, wiped the
mud off her feet and took the clean, straight road.
Her talents, legitimatey directed, made her rich
woman. Remarked, she established herself in bust
ness and accumulated fortune Now she is building
a wonderful home for hayward girls.
What's that-unfair to dig intoSher record at this
late day7 Why, bless YOU she's been telling all about
it herself Sophie Lyons isn't ashamed to acknowledge
what she washes far too proud of what she is.
wrong start doesn't count when you finish right
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
The Empty Garden

M course there are storks, but you never see
~ them bring the babies, until you're lust
so old.
When folks had big Chinneys on their
houses, instead of patent flues, they built their
nests in plain Sight. Your grandmother could
look right out Of her window and watch them
on the next roof, standing for hours with leg
tucked under wing.
AS for fairies they were everywhere, until
the Smart Alexis came along and drove them
back into the woods and fields.
Some of 'em were tattletaes and kept track of fbs
and pantry raids and the number Of times you said you
washed your ears (and didn't. But there were nice
ones too who listened outside the window to carry your
prayers up to God.
And how about the pixies that nursed the baby
through the night and the very, very busy little
elves with buckets of green and yellow and pink flower
paint 3-they gave the garden all its eolors
Gnomes lived in the grass, hiding among the stalks
listening and peepng for wrong words and acs so as to
tell what you did to the particular bird whose special
business it was, to keep your mother posted.
You didn't say then, that there no Santa Claus
you didn't dare; it would have been whopper
Else how could Christmas wishes come true-ust an
swer that. Did he bring anybody gift who de-
MED his existence7 You knew lots of boys and girls
who wouldn't believe and after that their mothers and
fathers had to spend their money to buy gifts AS
if limitations were at all Like the toys He made or half
as much funI
Believing in storss and fairies and Santa Claus is
sort of training for believing in God-after while
you understand things without needing proof
It's called Faith. Don't destroy it in child
Asphodel withers and dies where Doubt has sown
her weeds.
What has knowledge planted in your heart, where
Faith once had a gardens
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
The Passing of Pull

DIG business begins to outsell the little fellow in the
Is purchasing department 1t buys by eye not ear
- considers facts not claims-takes nothing for
granted-reduces costs by reducing chances.
Raw products are not processed until found fit.
Shortcomings are detected before the goods have a
chance to reach the work bench
Money, hours and reputation are protected by
few simple precautions Neither labor nor time are
invested in faulty materials
Friendship and pull are obsolete pass-keys, where
efficiency passes judgment The most that glib sales
manship can hope for, is chance to display wares
after that quality must talk Influence may secure
hearing but only merit can land the order.
Bankruptcy is inevitable for any plant which does
not anticipate possibilities for dissatisfaction and loss
in the testing room.
How do you guard yopr business against the inva,
sion Of inferior stuffF
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26

YOU plod and plug from day
4 to day,
Year in and out the selfsame way
And think tomorrow safe
(poor fooD
Because you never break a rule,
Which merely proves
You've worked in grooves.
And so in time we're bound to
find
A nice machine, whose steel
cOgged mind
Will automatically do
Your work and then we'll FIRE
you.
Alert inventors always note
The things that people do by rote
And forthwith start to plan
A cheaper substitute than man.
A job that doesn't exercise
Originality, soon dies.
Resign, and pick an occupation
That calls for some imagination.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26

You pirate about your wealth, your popularity, your
talents;
You swank about your fame your family tree and all
the balance
Your own elation is 50 great, you force us all to
doubt it;
If it were not novelty you'd speak far less about it,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
Your Way and Your Weight

course different but how much does the difference
~ weigh? Youcant get the true of ability until
NIT the other fellow openmnded chance to demonstrate his
contrast The learn the less you'll want to teach
gnorancehasntthe requse with which judge
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-26
AS Old Cyrus Simmons Used to Say:

HE worst mistake you make while in my employ
trying to hide one
measure your pay by the same clock with which you
measure your work.
One error of Judgment may that you're trying but
two In the same place prove that you're not
An honest blunder demands dishonest
blunder
don't give rap about your past until begins
fere with my future
ugger can keep number of things going at once. but
he hasn't grip any Of EN-.
I'd lief hire man-theres sex to profit
Things that nothing priced their full value
Do believe everything you hear-the folks who say
it don't
devours hahe time oevery organization
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-18
rR1ApELPH1A DIST. IEATHERwooD
wOODSDALE.

Persons Charged WHY rctrn'd
with Taxes. Amt delinquent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
Thin Men and Women
Here's Safe and Easy Way by Which
You May Gain 10 Pounds or More
OF Solid, Healthy, Permanent Flesh

Ihin. nervous. undcvcioped mon and
women everywhere are heard 10 SAY -
Gan understand why | do not get TAI
i eat plenty of good nouriShinr food 4"
Inc reason is just this. You cantot 20,
lat. no matter how much you cat I'M
less your digestive organs assiniIatc
me rat making elements OF your food
instead OF passing them out through
tho body as waste
What is needed is means o. rcntlt
urging tho assimilativc functions Of tho
stomach and intcStin-- 10 absorb III.
blood. where they may reach the starv-
cu, Shrunkcn, rundown tissues and
huild them Up. The thin PERSONS body
- IKE a drE Spongc-cagcr and hungry
Tor the fatty materials OF which il ia
being deprived by the failure OF IN.
food. y splendid way of WORKING. 10
overcome this sinful waste of n.sh
huiiding elements and to stop the lc;E
~" Of fats - 20 try Sargol. the famous
osh building agent that has been SO
widely sold in America, in recent years
meal and sec IL your chceka don,
quickly MI out and rolls Of firm, healthy
flesh form over your body. COVERING
each hony angle and projecting point.
Tragic Drug Co. and other good drug
gis'S have Sargol can GO, IL from,
money OF you arc not satisfied with
the gain IN weight u produces as stat
ed on m" guarantee IN each large nact
age. II is Inexpensive, easy TO TAKE
and highly efficient.
Tf.:--SnrEol ia recommended ONLY
As a flesh builder and while excellent
results IN ca."s OF nervous iudiGcstion
'ctc.. have been reported. care should
be taken about using Il unless a gain
OF weight is desired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
FR 0rERTf MAN TRIES HAND
At PAINTING "CNIIrO" PONY

THAT aristocrat q. the horse world a
"cRiico" was needed IN The photoplay,
E!uo Blood and Red" the Western
play Of William FOX soon To hc re-
leased Tho scenario called for this
kind II horse. and Director RaouI
Walsh insisted THAI only such an am
NAL would do.
calico or paint" ponies are not aS
plentiful az cactus bushes in tho West.
Leave il 20 me the property man
said I'm have a calico pony here
tomorrow morning THAT viii make
every circus owner green with envy
And in the meanwhile that property
man was busy wien a paint brush ami
white pony. Tut unlike the leopard.
tina, pony's spots shifted about to such
an extent that h" proclaimed himself q
counterfeit.
Walsh stopped The play and sent his
scouts out To round up a genuine cal
leo pony. For eight hours they search
81 aud finally came back with the
goods.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
MIDWEEk NEWS OF MOVIES
Movie Calendar

= DDEOS-To-dnS. Friday md sat
Surday, Victor Moore aud Anita <iur,
In ''rhc Race"
iSf :@iJ0U--'IO-dny. Friday and Sat
urday, Mae Marsh in "Ifooioo Ann
sand keystone comedy. 'By Stork
Delivery"
COLONIAI-I"-d day. "Thc Havoc"
With Gladys Hanson; Friday and
saturday, May Miles Mintcr in
EnLorciy Mary
= REN-To-J day. last rpts"dc of "'rhc
. Girl and the Came; tridR.. "fhc
/, Hidden LAW" with " iiiinm clifford;
Saturday. II ndrr Azure skies" with
I Arthur Accord.
ISlS-To-daS. Anita stewart and
Earle Williams in .'MH IadH'S Slip-
per-; Friday, Harry NcstaHcr In
"I'm Glad Ny Roy Grew III 10 he II
soldier: Saturday, Robert EcNrlir
and Barbara Tenant In THE Price
Of Malice"
SlCTOIt--l'O- day. surprises of an
Empt! Hotel: Friday. "Ihr spiders
Web" with Bryant Nn>hhurn and
Elizabeth BarbridGc: saturday, "'rhr
i. Witch of the Mountains" with Mar
Rucritc Nichols.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
TIMELY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LAID on NEXICAN rou,

Mons tho Border." tho S.Iip ono
rec hrama, is a Timely proaT,c,io,
ON Mix stars in this r;cir-.,i.,
"htch carries the struosrh.r. NJ -
yea" border. To make the s,orv
~, mo-" interesting il can hc stated
me- many 81 III" .conc. were 0I,,ci
along the Mexican frontier i, ,,.o..,',.e".
""''h ar" now in the uubl;c nvc h.
I' use "f the Mexican situation -,
n'I"', u" plot ccntcrN about Tho ,,,o,.
lu'"S OF Americans who arc t,I,o,, 49,.
uE's ny Mexican bandits and who cy
.rh ,hf"ugh The bravery Of a girl
me atmosphere Of the drama ava -
@'"r"s along the M..Ic,u hnrd,,. ' ''''
Hl"nr the BORDER" an ,iuup,,.,l,. =,
trr"siiug production ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
WORLD AND EQUITABLE
tNNotN NEE THEIR STAIRS

n" World and Equitable Motion
Pi0'ures Corporation announces ,hiv
"+"R' In IN" various trade apcrs. their
=! '''' 80 Stars !hcS" two concerns.
Sinc" The DECENTRALIZATION and hio,,5in,,
"' their activities. have been ;a;hcr
GuIei a to their future Now. nov
ever the following players AFRO AN
,ouhr"' ;'S p"rnanentlv allied with
ia" W." programs:
IAN Kane. Hohcrt Warwf,ls ,l,,.
if'9N' carlyle Blackwell. NIurl., Os-
- lche' Arthur Ashley. Ethel ,,I,v,o,
''nGcH Nelson, Clara Eiinbau yonno
.'.''i ""ly 70 iiolhrook E!inn, Doris
- - e''- on f"rda Holmes. June EIyIdp.'
Ih""t"r Barnett. johnny Hines lIoii,n
lara Whipple, Edwin Angus.
an" ,ir"T Kitty Gordon. nrrc. ~
t ,i"G, Framk Sheridan, Edna wn!lnc.
r., H"rieS j. Ross. Henry Eol
~ hailes Cherry. Dousn pa,n,s
i f,, hIood' Edwin Stevens and G.o,c.
h""an for one or more nic,,,ro,. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
DR.. T. H. M'KEOWN KILLED
IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Employee of Department of Asricut-
turc. In Washington, Is Caught I'm
der His Overturned Chr

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA, April l2.-pr. ~
III. Mckcown. of Congress- Heights
Washington. ID. c.. died ut tho hosni
tai here tonight from injuries roce,v-
cd in Dnwiddlc County by bcipp
caught under an automobile which b,.
was driving and which turned oye,
With him. DIR. McKcowu WAS conn.c,
ell with the United States Agricultural
Department, Bureau OF Animal Indus.
try. and had been in the city several
days lie left the Central State Hos.
pital this evening in private car
with negro attendant, TO inspcc, Z,
herd OF cattle for MIR. Spain. near
Church Roads, in Dinwiddic County
When about eight miles from Peters
burg. according to the colored a,tnu
cants testimony, the car struck some
thing in the road. skidded and turned
turtle. catching DR.. McIIoown under
tue car. The negro ESCAPED with
slight bruises. Assistance was oht,I,
cd az soon as possible. and the doctor
was brought to the hospital in this
city. Examination showed a fractured
skull and DIR. McKeown died soon af
ter being taken TO the hospital of
hemorrhhge of the brain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
THRILLS AM COMFDN RoTH
~. ANNOUNCED FOR NICrOn

3 For TO-DAY the Victor announces
Charles R!Chuar. supported by Arl-u"
OF an Empty Motel" = ,rriil:ug puo-
tpriay in which the talents o: the
n;a?ers ha.e sbundan, opportunity IN
sidition 10 this stirring feature the
Mogram W.. :uc!udc the or!=h, COM
cdy. 'Crirrle C-e-l. Cindcre,.a." which
ts describes rs cc;ng presented by an
all-star cast The Essauav special,
Tho Spiders WEB" featuring BRYANT
Wasnhurn and Elizabeth Surhridce
8iil be tn" principal Offering on to-
morrow program. which, however,
Wall ne AUGMENTED by Short comedies
81 MORT On saturday the Knicter-
hocker feature. The witch NJ the
Mountains with Marguerite Nichols.
IS expected 10 prove an intensely cx-
Citing photoplay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
HAS MEMBERSHIP OF 564
Annual Report Shows Substantial
Increase i'm Number of
Communicates.
GROWTH IN CONTRIBUTIONS
Amount Collected During Last Fis-
cal Year Was $50, T:3D-Church
Has Had Continuous Life OF 1O4
Years.

At the end "f the 10Th year of it's
existence. the First Presbyterian
church. Of this city. finds itself in n
condition Of prosperity scarcely equal
"d during all its history. During tho
las; hScal year. sixty-two new mem
bSrS were added to the church, making
Il total membership OF SD. and the
"SEreeatc amount of contributions
reached S20I3a. or $1,000 more than
was contributed for al! causes during
IN" year preceding
'h"sc figures were made public last
nitht at the church's annual cnngre-
c"t'"nai meeting, held In celebration
"i 'he i"fth anniversary. Reports of
the various organizations showed that
IN" church IS maintaining it's record
or contributing more FOR benevolent
causes than for its own, SlO7J3 of the
amount collected during the year go
irr 10 these causes ana Sa.Tag to for
CiEu niSSion6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
RnnENT EDI:SON RETURNS
no LEGITIMATE. S'rA(E.

Robert Edcson. who has Just con-
cInusd MS engagement with tn. VITAE
gram Company during which time he
appeared in . number OF feature pi,-
lures, VIII return to he lcgitima,r
stage ~ several weeks, under TIVE man
aromcnt o. y. II. WgcGs
My ld"sor's rehicl" Is drama en-
ti.oH lie Dawn" written by Cieorc !.
i%rhtr. Tho piec" Will have. :. pre-
Inn nary season on tour before com
Ing % New York, opening in Atlantic
city ipril -
Ny hd">on has recently bean s.erred
in tn" following Vi,aEraph prof,,,c.
lions Morimain." The Cave Man"
ntN .f0r = MOmans Fair Nnnc"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
A BREATH
SVEETENER
Get a 10 Cent Box of
"Cascarets" and see.

They're nnc! Cascarets livcn your
iiHcr, clean your thirty feet OF bowels
and swccten your breath. You eat one
or TWO. Ike candy. before going to bed
ana IN the morning your head is clear.
Tongue is clean, stomach sweet and
breath right. Get - box from your
druggiat ana enjoy the incest. yentlcat
liver and bowel cleansing you ever cx-
pcricncd. caBcnrcts stop sick head
ache. biliousncss. indigestion. bad
breath and constipation.
Mothers should give n whole Cas-
.carci 10 cross. bilious. sick. fovcrish
children any time They arc harmless
ana never Rripc or sickcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
IInrris-ISGwcrS~ft.

CtLPCpER, VA. April l2.-M:ss
Kitty BOwerse,t aud Or James !. Har-
RS were married this evening At the
home of the l|idc's father. John -
Euwcrsctt. Rev. li"nscy j. Hammond
performed the ceremony. and Miss Hes-
II" Hooper played the wedding music.
Henry Mullan, lr.. Of Lynchburg, was
best man. DR. ana Mrs. Harris viii
make their home in stanton Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
Too Nnn. 1hcmtrr..

Zoo lnnny tNcaters ana TOO many W :
cA,led features" That's WHATS 10
mater with the movies ROW. accord,n,,
y ts; me 'n'ervie"s Of ,wo prominent
Photoplay Magazine. one Of them
Chicago exhibitor declares thar al
though there arc too -nauy ,hcatc-s.
there are not enough high class ones
to handle The big ovcr-p production az
mu!'lpIc-fe'i pictures NWo,Hrr as
stheaier owners axe losing money
es-,t.l~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
REX OFFERS LAST Eri>onE oI"
So, "TliE GIRL AND TIE GAME

1.-THE Rex announces IA" last episode
OF The Gi,l and INC Game" to-fa.
This last chapter IL filled with daring
railroad thrills. To-;uo~row Tile iiid-
den Law. MGtrul Mastcrpiciure. icn-
tpE.nE William clifford. Margaret Glib
son ami Bcstocks animals together
With Seeing America F:rst showing
0ps to- thc-ninu;c sights n: Pain: Beach.
Ella, will nc shown. saturday a 7ree@y
Western NrstauS drama. Under Azure
Skies" is announced. featuring Arthur
Attrd. tSc chamrio- cpwbuy rider
Also Vocnc comedy. "Bnuciinr Bil!s
Defective. featuring EUbc Nlies viii
be added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
DIR. MFADEN HAS HEI;N
PASTOR TIIItrI.E\ YE.&nS

Roy + 7 McFadcn. u. H.. pastor
OF tn" church. ~ now In the thir-
tccnth year Of his pastoratc succeed
ing Rev. X. +. Kerr. -. H., who now
resides IN Baltimore. The officers Of
the church for the ensuing year are
as follows: l.. L. Bcmiss. Samuel \.
Anderson. pr. &. a Bianton, w. C.
Camp. !. l.. BcvcridEc. James G. Tins
ley. l'r. w. Il. Lorraine. ". 5 Donnan
GcoroEc K. Cannon. T.. II. Chalkley. a
NJ Forester. Charles Il. Lee. William
:. R"hcrts"n. II. -. I'allcy. II G. whcr-
~. Sr.. Judge William a Moucurc r.
J.. A'sop, IL W. Wood, !. H.. Campbell
p. u. card"za, +. NJ Conner John Don
nan. John s Iiarvic. r. NJ. McCuc. j.
w. Mctonh. Il. Massie Noting, d. Nee
Thornton, r.. G. Whcrry, Jr, and A. IL
Clay.
Tho Presbytcry OF East Hanover with
which the church is affiliated. will meet
in the Ovcrbrook Church BARTON
Heights April q. Rev 4. T.. Buck
holtZ is pastor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

f.'e"n"r woodruff attempted "a ec,or
f'''| sundays tnb"ruacI. 1t HaI,i.
NOR" recently. but was rofyscd ,d,ni
80" ~ IA" doornan IT Is FOR me,
W. ,oeHaE. SAID tn" attendant, Miss
" "'Hi"N "ho IL playing Tho leading
in!e opposite iiOibrook Elimu I'm "rhc
""y ~ the world" turned nwav and
.nlN. "iie muht be ny.fuIly enprr.,Amn. ;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

!cacf! That's what Li"ut.nar,
Leonard DamcT found himself - be,
H!irr having remained an an BLAND
"irh l"p"re uuiii mis- snip could incatc
MN rHOn!d nc return 10 hia beautiful
WI" ana luf"st aDci"ty with tho lcpcrs
cure, pr -"cll mart ALI ia the stuiv
OF I'm" struggle" 'hc Gve-act Euu,-
% bio feature"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
nnck Fran x,r x,

EDNA Wal!ac" Hopper. Frank shn,;
dhh ana Nuricl Dstriohe are co-g,nr-
rug IN The Tyrnnny Of Love" which
n''nt produced al thu Paragon
N"fid studios under tho supervision OF
Johu lncc. Misr Hoppcr rccnn,ly re-
turned from tho French war zone
"H"r" IN" acted as Red Crona aid
"HTin@ IT," Nrst year az tho war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
uc,n Io,LIuu for snow

UnNr'' WnrV'lck ami frano"H Nnl.
nm Anvc roturuod to the Sew york
ri!Gio NJ Wrrld Film after three trips
20 the Adirondack in rcarch of apf-
ncirut huCW - hthpe hinHitar r"ru"".
Th'ir urYt JOIN, npp"nrnic" w'li b"
ll WAN tIlm'H D"o-pnTi feature.
"iigmnu J,rlf'vDGd."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13
sue. American Can COMPANY.

Charles Edwards. an infant, suing
through his father Charles {. Ed.
wards entered suit In the CITY Circuit
Court yesterday against the American
Can Company for $1,000 The dcclara-
'lnn not fled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-13

iiariy Jrn,ayer !B anxious 10 enact
- jtuantnc on TIA" Hcr""n Sir McStav-
cty portrayal Cf the Willy Oriental In
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