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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Bishop J. j. Rice of Burlington will
administer continuation to a large
class at Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Church at 1880 o'clock next Sunday
morning.-Ralph Clark and his family
went to Stowe by automobile on Sat
urday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Ayers. Mrs. Clark's parents.-Mtss Mar
garet Lanehan and her brother. Martin
Lanehan. went to Starksboro Saturday
afternoon to visit their sister. Mrs.
William Twombly.-Dr. Narney has
had the old piazza at the front Of his
house torn away and a large new one
built in it's place.-In giving the names
of former residents Of Charlotte who
attenued the Inion picnic the name Of
Fay. Clark of Claremont. y. H, with
Mrs. Clark, who was present, was mad
vertcntly omitted. They returned to
ClaIemont Monday, accompanied by
Mr.. Clark's mother. Mrs. Susan Clark.
Mis-. Timothy Burleigh and daughter
Of Ice, Mass, who spent the week with
her sister. Mrs. Thomas d. Hart, went
Saturday to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Winfield Scott, in the south part
of Observation-Disclosures Beers of Jcri-
cho is the guest of relatives in town
J. l.. Roscorla and wife of Bridport
have been visiting in the family of
their unit. Mrs. +. st. GeorGe.-Mrs.
Lucy Jackman has returned from
spending a week in camp at Malletts
Bay with her cousins. Robert It. Field
and family of Waterbury. Conn. who
have been camping there for a month.
The party broke camp Friday and re-
turned to Charlotte, leaving Monday
for their home in Waterbury. Mr.
Fields mother, Mrs. Mary Davis, who
has made her home with Mrs. Jackmar
for several years. accompanied them
and will reside with her son perma-
ncntly.-Mrs. Timothy Stebbins. who
has been i'll for three weeks. continue.
feeble, although somewhat improved
Mrs. William Thorp. who has h""n il
for a week. is bctter.-Mrs. Arthur
serious illness Of her mother. Mrs
Lila Burge-MrS. ElcCta PuringtoI
Cove and her six daughters and sons
VIII live in Charlotte. attended TIL
annual reunion Of the PurinEton famil,
at Bristol flats Thursday.-Mrs. Charlie
Dow has returned from 4 weeks visi
with friends in Observation-Disclosures ST
:. George Of Eridport has been VISITING
hi nephew. Fred St. George, and othc
relatives in town.-C. +. Cove an
family are spending a fortnight a
their cottage at Thompson's Point
, Miss Matte Hart and Miss Irene Les
= sor, who nave been tenting for a wcel
at the Thorp farm beach. Thompson
, Point, with a party of Camp Fire girl
y and boy scouts from Hincsburg, return
Y oi home sunday.
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Mildred White was a Weekend
visitor with Miss Alice Jackson in Bur
lington.-Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Wescott
and two sons of Essex We're visitors in
town Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Farnsworth of Colchester visited Mrs.
Farnsworth's sister, Mrs. NJ. w. tlins-
dale. Friday.-Mrs. Lewis Miles and
children of Williston visited her BROTHER,
Lawrence WellinGer. and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hopkins and
daughter of Burlington We're visitors at
the home of George IIinsdale, SUNDAY
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promptly at high noon Monday stella
nth, the youngest daughter of MIR.
Id Mrs. G. V. Macomber Of Tnderhill,
Id Archibald Wendell Pratt Of Nor
sville were united in marriage by the
ev. A. II. Sturgess of Cndcrhill. The
rlor was prettily decorated, the color
|heme being green and white. The
|remony was performed under a can
by of white, The bride was guwned
white pussy willow taffcta with
karl trimming. The groom is a grad
tie of Lamoille Central Academy in
)e class of 1911. Directly after the
|freshments We're served Mr.. and Mrs.
tatt left for Morrisville. where they
i'll reside after motoring through the
fhite Mountains. Among those from
1t of own We're Mr.. and Mrs. F.. l..
ratt and daughter. Evelyn, Mr.. and
RS. Levi Pratt and son, Lloyd, Mr..
Id Mrs. Charlie Pratt of Hyde Park,
r. and Mrs. T. c. Macomber. Miss Mar
n Newton of Cambridge and MIR. and
RS. f. II. Blakley Of Burlington. Mr..
Id Mrs. Pratt were the recipients Of
any useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. f. Thompson Of
orthfield. Mrs. George SchWenger of
aunton. Mass. and Mrs. Bert Hutchin-
bn Of Richmond. Va. We're guests of
RS. Ida Jones Wednesday.-Mr. and
trs. j. X. Williams of Peacham called
h friends in town Saturday.-Mr and
RS. Arthur Richie returned Monday to
lancaster, Mass, after spending a few
hys at F. +. ~Tillison's.-S. f. Hum
|hrey of Lake George is at home for &
ew days.-Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Mead re
irned to Lancaster, Mass, Wednesday
hey were accompanied by Miss Baxter
hid Miss Clara Norse.-C. w. Rice o.
Essex has bought out Brown e Nay
hid will take possession at Mrs
1harles Mcbride of Essex Junction
listed friends in town this Week.-Mrs.
rene kiely of Burlington is a guest a
George Farrells.-Frank Farrell o
wanton will clerk for {. w. Rice
teorge Farrell will also be retained az
terk.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scot of New
ersey are guests of Mrs. J. r. Spauld
tg.-Miss Phoebe Powell of Burlington
|as a visitor at Mrs. Edmund Martins
tuesday.-Mrs. c. e. Metcalf of Bur
ngton visited A. r. Kirby's Wednesday
[Big preparations are being made for tn,
labor Day celebration neXt Monda,
nder the auspices of the village I'm
rovement society. The ladies baseball
lam, Fats vs.. Leans, had a pracric
anne on Bartlett's field Wednesday, pre-
artory to playing al the ce.chratio
1onday, resulting in a victory for tn
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JONESVILLE.

The Misses Nash. May and Anna
Brewin, Irene and Christine Whalen
Hapgood, Hattie and Irene Miller and
Dorothy Smith returned Saturday after
a few days in camp at Lake Iroquois.
Henry Pease and family have eturn-
cd from Barre after spending a week
with his sister.-Mr. n Mrs. Fogerty
and son returned to Worcester. Mass.
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. 6. w. Palmer
visited in Moretown over Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. c. d. Miller and daughter
Lou are visiting in Warren. and Mrs.
Cynthia Hapgood and daughter Gladys
in Waitsield.-M. S. Whitcomb went to
Brattleboro Monday on a business trip.
MIR. and Mrs. George Smith of Essex
junction were in town Sunday.-Robert
Fuller is spending a week with his
grandparents.-The Lend-a-Hand will
meet at the hall Thursday.--Mis
Levina Miller has been visiting in
Waterbury.
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SHELBURNE.

G. r. Van Nliet has rented the Nc
Neil house and will take immediate
possossion.-B. c. Marsett has return
ed from Montpelier. where he went to
attend the special session of tho Legis-
laturc.-Mr. and Mrs. John Early are
parents of a daughter. born August 10.
Mrs. Lucy Peet and Mrs. c. NJ. Rus
sell are visiting at the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. Drew in Burlington.-FeliN Chau-
vim. who has been i'll with stomach
trouble. is slightly improved.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Dubuc of Indianapolis are
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L I'm hur
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MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Fuller are visiting
In Montreal and other places in Canada.
Harriet Tcachout, who has been
Visiting at Mrs. G.. T.. Rogers's, has re-
burned to her home in South Lancaster,
and Mrs. Searles of Barre
have been guests at W. l.. Sanderson's,-
Mrs. George Thompson and little son,
Of Boston. are visiting her sister,
Mrs. r.. D.. Martin.-Charles Joyce has
finished work at the pulp mill and he and
Mrs. Joyce have returned to their FORMER
home in Scion, Me.-Mr. and Mrs Willlam
Gabree and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl BeVlns are
bn an automobile trip through the White
Alice Rugg is on the
Ssick list.-Henry Tivelan has returned
from a vacation spent in Salem. Mass
Mrs. Henry Lyon of Highgate is the guest
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JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Doris Bullock is visiting at Mrs.
NJ. J. Buxton's.-Mr. and Mrs. f. T. Ma
loney have returned home after a short
stay in New York.-Miss Dorothy Nichols
has returned home after visiting in Bur
lington.-The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
are visiting in town.-SChools in town Will
not m until September lS.-Miss
Dorothea Stone of canada is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Cora Charm.
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dean Of the University Of Vermont college
of engineering. She was present at the
celebration.
DR.. A. A. skeels. who for the past year
has been stationed at Saloniki with the
expeditionary forces Of the British army,
arrived in the city Sunday for n visit
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Y. A
skeels. Dr. Skeels is a captain in the
royal army medical corps. having been
promoted a short time ago from the rank
Of lieutenant, and is also officer liaison in
tho Saloniki army. He may return for
another years service.
Judge c. \. Gardyne of Montgomery
is steadily recovering from the serious
injuries suffered sunday evening. Au-
gust 90, when he was run over by an
automobile. He is at tho hospital yet.
The condition of his daughter, Miss
Dorothy Gardyne. who underwent an
operation there two weeks ago, is i'm
proving.
George Dunsmorc OF ST. Adams town
has taken 1S head of Ayrshire cattle
ito the Addison county fair at Middle
bury. From Middlebury he will take
the exhibit to the Rutland county fair
at Rutland and from that city to White
River Junction to the State fair.
stuart Spaulding of Poultney. Donald
D~unsmore. con of George Dunsmore,
and Ronald Campbell of this city are
in charge Of the cattle.
The only nomination for city repre-
sensitive that had been filed Monday,
the last opportunity under the law,
was that of J.. Gregory Smith, repre-
sentative in the latest session of the
Vermont Legislature. Two nominations
were filed in St. Adams town. viz,
Edward Brooks and J. Button.
John a. Ross of Toronto. Cam. aged
IS years. died Friday morning ~
80 o'clock at the home of his family
on Fairfield street, where he had been
during the past summer. after a ten
weeks illness OF cancer of the stomach
Mr.. Ross was born at Palmyra. Ont
December Is. 1857. He Is survived by
) his wife; his mother. Mrs. william G
Ross of Toronto; a daughter. Miss
Kathleen Ross of this city. two sons
T.. Alan of this city and j. Gordon o
New York, and two grandchildren. :
| daughter, Mrs. II. Mclean Dewart, die
l two years ago. Funeral services wer
I held at the home on Fairfield stree
t Saturday at 2:S O'Clock, the Rev
. George w. Smith. rector OF st. Luke
1 Church. officiating. and the burial too
II; place in the South Main street cemetery
The military minstrel farce, Nav
; Cut Plug presented at the city hal
X Monday evening by the members o
"Kamp Kill Kare" for the benefit o
Company B, now on the Mexican Dor
8 der, was n success from every stand
point. 1t is expected that at least SIS
d will be realized from the entertain
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Villas will address the people Of Hines
burg in the town hall Saturday night
Eugene n. Sanctuary is visiting his
father, william sanctuary.-William
Lavigne Of Burlington spent last week
With his brother. Ellery Lavignc The
Rev. H.. e. Banks Of Shelburne will be
at IT,, Methodist Church next Sunday and
Miss Dixie Will address the Sunday
echool. while Miss Alice Talcott of
NJlliston will speak to the ConErega-
tional SUNDAY school.-Thc Epworth
League will hold a reorganization meet.
ing in tho Methodist vestry Friday eve.
ming. All interested are urged to attend.
Refreshments will be served.-W r..
yield of the census department at Wash.
ington has Joined his family at Mrs. Hulls.
Miss Peck from New Jersey is visit
ing Mrs. r. w. IIemenway.--Mrs Julia
relton is quite i'll at. Caroline u. Wead's.
Charles Patrick visited over Sunday at
e. A.. Leonard's.-Miss Belle Ryan OF
New York city is visiting at =. K.
Murrav's and is spending this week with
Mrs. Footc. formerly May Murray, In
Charlotte. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Co'lamer
Of Bristol, Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson OF
Barre and the Misses Gertrude and
Bertha Holden Of Plainfeld visited Mrs
Louise Estey over Sunday at Carolin,
! n. Wead's.-The ladies of the Methods
. Church will have a food sale IN the band
stand Friday afternoon.
Howard Ray and family from thu
Brownell homestead are camping a
Lake Iroquois.-The Misses Maude Trac.
and Beth Cassidy arc camping at Nortl
Hero.-Chauncey H.. Hayden of Under
Hill was in town recently. He WA
formerly principal of the high school, an
is a candidate for side Judge from tn
north side of the river.-Martin S. villa
will speak from the bardstand Saturda
night II the weather permits, otherwis
in the town hall. on Recent Importau
Vermont Legislatiou.-Nrs Arthur Pei
kins and her little son, Edison. of st. A
bans are visiting her sister, Mrs. II i
page.-Mr. and Mrs. C. p. Derby, Mis-
Flora Derby and Helen TIallock are visit
ing relatives in Pittsford.
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Leila Chambers of Burlington is
a guest of Miss Daisy KenYon.-Mr. and
Mrs. a. J. Swinyer and children Harold
and Daisy and Mrs. J. II. Norton re-
turned from Rochester Friday.-Mrs.
Fred sherman entertained the Kings
Daughters Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
w c. Sprague and son Benoni return
cd from a weeks outing at Lake Iro-
uuois Friday.
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RICHMOND.

w G. Fuller, clerk OF the school
board, has just completed the school
census report as follows: Number of
children in town between six and eight
years. 80; number of children in town
between eight and Is. 270; number of
children in town between 16 and is. 30; |
total. 800; number of boys in town be-
tween six and eight years of age, 1885,;
number of girls in town between six
and Is years OF age. ia; total. $50
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard Douglass of
Washington, D.. c.. have been the guests
Of friends in town for a short time. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. +. Douglass have returned
from an automobile trip Trough the
White Mountains.-Miss Mary Doheny
of Northheld is the guest of her brother
at the home Of Mrs. Mary Freeman
Miss Rose Donoway was the guest OF
! her parents in NerEcrnes over Sunday.
Miss Mary Murphy of Charlotte is
| visiting friends in town-The Rich
mond Underwear factory opened Mon
day after their annual two weeks va
cation.--Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Miller were
in Burlington Sunday to attend the fu-
neral of the late Mrs. Loudon.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. s. Baker and laughter, who
have been guests of Mrs. Sadie Good
win for two weeks, returned Saturday
| to their home in P~eekskill. y. Y. max
ing the trip by automobile. They we're
accompanied on the return trip by the
Misses Dewels of Waterbury, who will
be their guests for several weeks.-Mr.
and Mrs. I. +. Tuwne have returned
from Shelburne. where they have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Towers
and Ir. and Mrs. r. r. Bartlett for sew
eral days.-Ray Derrick OF Montpelier
was the guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. s. Derrick, over Sunday.-The
game of ball pla we'd on athletic field
SATURDAY between Tnderhill and n To-
cal team, resulted in a victory for the
home team. Score 4 to 3 in a Thinning
gamc.-A. c. Berry was the guest Of his
son. Harold, in Milton over Sunday
Miss Agnes Kccfc has returned from
st. Adams, where she has been tho
guest of her sister, Mrs. Frost.-Miss
Ina Hodges left this week for Boston
where she has a position in p school
for cblo Miss Julia Dover
of burlington has been the guest %
her sister. Mrs. a. l.. Terricn. the last
week-Uarold Towne. who has been
/, a++ondipp Cornell summer school. has
! roturpcd tn tho home Of his grand.
torrents Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson
,,.s c.rr;s C:irard OF burlington is visit.
to- =, ,bo homo of MIR. and Mrs. Peter
D'rnou n n Kerry, who has beer
, sncndinc n two weeks' vacation a, thu
n, % bis rorants. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
uo,ry ,e,urncd 70 his work IN FHtchburg
,,oss wednesdav.-Mr and Mrs. George
. r,or,n.or and daughter. who nave beer
,isitinr his sister. Mrs. c. ". Pino. have
. ro.urrcd to their home in Glens Falls
Y v MAKING the trip by automobile
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FAIRFAX.

Roy Warren. Oldest son Of Mr and
Mrs. Wesley Warren. was kicked in tho
stomach while trying to catch " colt
in the pasture. Thursday. lie was taken
TO tho Fanny Allen hospital and operated
upon tho same night i,is condition is
quite serious. Miss Anna l.. Spoftold -
Bakersfield is VISITING her sister. Mia
W. u. stewart George Rooney Was *
HYDE Pam sunday to sec his father
who ia seriously ill.-W. j TromhlN ana
daughter. Miss Winona Trombly. havS
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ENOSBURG.

lington Wednesday and MI. Adams
Thursday.
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Continued on paec i:.'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-23

CHARLESTON: Deaths due TO min
ing accidents during the month OF May
were thirty-dyc, from the following
causes: Falls Of coal and roof. twen-
ty-onc; mine cars. four: electricity,
one; gas explosion. four These in
Mcdowell county: machinery. one:
powder explosion. one; miscellaneous.
one The accidents were distributed
in the counties as follows: Boone.
one; Fayettc. one; Harrison. one; To-
gan. four: Marion. two; Mcdowell.
four, Mercer. one: Ohio. one; Raj
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His Sidespiitting Comedy. "Po-
lice," is an Exclusive At
! traction There.

Police" is the title Of the two reel
Charles Chaplin picture to be shown
Mt the Odeon thcatcr today and to-
morrow. Chaplin says that this is
his funniest comedy Charles APP
pears in his old clothes and shoes.
but with new stunts that are fun.
Enier than ever. This is late re-.
aease and has never been shown In
this city before.
The second chapter Of The Secret
of the Submarine" is also being
shown at the Odeon again to-day.
This chapter Il, Intensely interesting
Ilt pleased large crowds yesterday
and everyone states that 1t is the
best serial that has ever been cxhib-
pted at the Odeon
Monte NJ. Kattrriohn. Of the Trl-
)UnGle staff Of scenario writer's. has
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-23

The feature at tho Robinson Grand
today is William Farnum in the
latest Fox release. Battle Of
Hearts" In this picture Mr. Far
mum is seen at his best. 1t is a ro-
mantle drama OF the sea. The
added attraction is the latest pathe
NcwH.
Tomorrow Marguerite Clark viii
again appear in The Pretty Sister
of Jose" The added attraction to-
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morrow will be the Paramount Bray
Cartoons.
Tho reception by the newspapers
OF America OF William Gillette in
the film version Of Sherlock
Holmes tcstifics conclusivcly to the
ncvcr-cndinr popularity OF this star
and his play. The press agrees that
fssanay has filmed classic. pic
turc that will live on as long as its
title remains household word.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-23

FAlRMoNT: James voylc, an cleo
trio tratnmNn in the Consolidation Coal
Companys mine at Highland. fcll
against the controller OF a car. mrncd
It on and was caught and crushed to
death beneath the wheels, He was 20
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-23

MARTINSBURG In order to make
a record breaking mobilization, Cap
tain George l.. Viewer commanding
Company + OF the First regiment West
Virginia National Guard. stationed
here has arranged with city officials
to have the fire bell tollcd at city hall
should the company be called TO the
ColOrs.
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West Virginia Briefs

CHARLESTON Tho "Old Thurmond
House at Anderson IS TO be torn down
and rebuilt. It stood for rs years
before it fell with crash cndangering
the lives Of j. s. ThurmOnd and Wife.
present occupants The old house
sheltered the records Of Nicholas coun-
~ in Civil war days.
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MONTGOMERY. BY the breaking
OF rope in a swing in which she was
swinging. Jeanne Fucrtoscn fell upon
an iron fence and was impaIcd upon
the pickcts at l-ayland. sustaining
probably fatal injuries
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MORGANTOWN. Mrs. Lucicn Buck
lew worried so much because she had
her husband Jailed for sixty days for
failing to support her and her two
small children that she became a raw
ing maniac She is now a prisoner
in the same jail, awaiting to be taken
to an insane asylum
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seen where she il taken and informs
the Judge her father The finish Us
thrilling in the extreme. and emf
nently satisfying.
a fast Keystone comedy, The
Moonshiner." is also presented on
the Triangle program.
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cigh. five: Randolph one; Taylor. one:
and Wyoming, one.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-23

CHARLESTON. Following orders
from Major General LOOMS. Of Terro
Haute. Ind. West Virginia companies
Of the Uniform rank Of Knights Of
Pythias, arc submitting TO headQuar-
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HINTON: Edward. throc-yoar-old
son Of +. F. Gales. Of Brooks. was
saved from death by being rushed TO
the Hinton hospital. where surgeons
removed u quarter. which he had swal-
lowed and which lodged AT the top of
his breast bone
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BECAUSE
The Blacksmith Of the Twentieth Century

Let us take back
The village blacksmith" Il
He to the
OF hich he
naste
Today
he is
a
OF ! $ gu THERE'S
wRnO IN
WOkrI tnut
ooldd dwhcn
h knife
OF hui he had
the in
o
absolutely
car
Dropoge o
TO peratei
We believe Sudebakcrs
the manufacturing
plants PHOTOGRAPHER four
forge machine and
this book H. surprised to hnd
four That's nothing" him
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CHAPLIN CAVORTS
TODAY AT ODEON

Just completed new play for Frank
Keenan,, in which III" celebrated
character actor viii begin work at
once, There IL no announcement yet
as TO the nature OF the story. but It
is said to b" a novelty even ror
keenan,, who plays all kinds of roles.
Mac Marsh and Robert Hurron ap-
pear in the Triangle play. "A Child
o, The Paris streets" in i've acts to-
day at tn" Orphcum th"ntrr. II
VIII be repeated tomorrow The
story Is very interesting.
In order to be- rcvcnccd on th"
judge Of the French court who has
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-23

Margaret Ellington is 20 appear
shortly In q farce by Avery HopwOod
called Just for Tonight" Its first
production will be made at Atlantic
city July 4. Walter Jones. C.. Au-
brey Smith and Eihngham Pinto will
be in the supporting company.
klaw and ErlanEcr will next sea
son, produce an Opcrctta called
Little Miss Springtimc." taken from
Hungarian source. The piece.
originally entitled Miss Rabbit
Foot" will have In its cast Mary
Robson, Georgia O'Ramey. John T..
Hazard. George MacFarlanc. Flawa
hrcarO. Charles Mcakins, Jed Prouty
and the dancing team OF Fred Nice
and IA May Weeks