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esbyterian Church

The subject for Sunday is taken
from the events of the last weeks OF
Christ before Easte;.
II n. M, Traders"
= p. M, "Christ and Domestic re-
l'lions-Includine Divorce, Children,
Young Men"
Monday the Rev. W. r. Mitchell
more and the Rev. J. ID. Henry will
start for the meeting of the Presby-
terry of the Rio Grande to be held at
Socorro. A; the popular meeting of
the Persbytery Wednesday evening
the Rev. Mitchelmore will give the
address. Mrs. Mtchelmore will rep
resent the Missionary Society at the
Presbyteral Missionary convention
Tuesday aud Wednesday at Socorro.
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Persistant Rumor In Washington Is
FIaty Denied at the War Depart
ment by Secretary Baker.
BROWN STILL AFTER VILLA


That the climax of the Mexican
situation will be reached within the
next froty eight hours, with the de
mand of the First Chief Carranzn
upon the United States for the i'm
mediate withdrawal Of the American
troops from Mexico. was the belief
of those posted on affairs along the
border. II is thought that the rnitea
States government will comply,
Carranza's determination to fore,
u showdown from the United States
is not due to. il is said. to any de-
sire on the part of the first chief T.,
court trouble with this country, but j.
brought on by the demands of the
officers of his army that threaten
revolt because of the fact that the
dc facto government does not take
steps to rid Mexico of alien troops.
4 report from Col. W. G. Brown.
of the Tenth cavalry. received to-
night. indicate that he at least be
lieved Francisco Villa had fled from
the district about Guerro and was
making his way south. Tie char
artcrizrd the trail he was following
a. - "hot one"
Categorical denial by Secretary
| using late today was the officiai
'u.wcr 10 pcr-i>tant reports that the
American troops would he withdraw
from Mexico.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07

Reports OF American naval attach
rs saying metal fragments found ON
the channel steamer Sussex bore the
istinctive markings showing them I.
be German torpedoes and dispatches
telling of scores of submarine ar
incks on neutral aud unnrmcd mer-
chant ships within the last two weeks
were studied at a conference between
the president and members of the
cabinet.
There were two fire calls yestcr-
day. A pile bridge was partly de-
siroycd near the Wamel ranch on the
southern Pacific and chicken
house in the city was destroyed.
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FORMER SENATOR BURTON
TO BE HERE "WEDNESDAY

Former /. : Senator Theodore
T.. Burton of Cleveland. Ohio. will be
in Dem'ng next Wednesday, arriving
in the morning over the Santa Fe
from Albuquerque. lie viii be en-
teriained nt noon at a luncheon at
the Harvey hotel. lie will leave the
city for Silver City in the afternoon.
The distinguished visitor is spending
three days in the state in the inter-
e>ts of his proposed nomination for
president of the United States on the
republican ticket.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07

j. c. Taylor from Princeton. Ky,
lately connected with the Iron Mining
Company, has resigned his position
with that concern and departed for
Sierra county. where he will take
Qcharce of the work of the Gold
Queen Mining Company. adjacent to
IIillsboro.
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EnchiIat'a Supper

Mrs. Maymc Williams and Mrs.
Mary f.. Hudson entertained at an
lnchilada supper Tuesday evening
for Lieut.. c. c. Benson. who has been
'lionized' by the smart set while
he has been visiting here ~ the guest
of Mrs. 7. +. Ryan, who has been
chapcroned by Miss Margaret Ran
dolph. Mrs. Williams entertained
Mr.. Ryan, Miss Faye McKeyes,
Miss Margaret Randolph, and the
honorce Lieu. i..aSon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07

Lieut. &. G. Benson Of the Thirteen
th L. s. Cavalry, who was wounded
in the fight at Columbus, has bee.
visiting Ms. J. A. Ryan. lie motor
I'd out to the NAN ranch Wednesday
morning, where he will he the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Pryor for a
fortnight. Miss Margaret Randolph,
formed one member of the house par
~ entertained by Mrs. Ryan.
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Big Road Show Is Cominq

a. q. Dclmatcr, who l. responsible
for "Freckles." the dramatization of
Gene Stratton-Porler's popular no,
81, to be presented here soon, in
slructed the dramatist to incorpor
ate every character in the play that
appears in the book. and to adhere as
closely u possible Ia Mrs. Porter,
charming story.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07

that, therefore, trial in a federal
court is not possible. A military
court cannot take jurisdiction be-
cause the country is not in state OF
war.
II is reported that stockade is
building at Columbus in which the
prisoners viii be confined by the mil
iiary until the government make fin.
al disposition Of them.
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Altar Society

There will be called meeting of
the Ladies Altar Society of the
Church of the Holy Family Sunday
April .. after tire last service. A
full attendance of all members j.
urgently requested as plans will be
formulated for the reception of the
Bishop April 10.
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"a, 900 ACRES OF STATE LAND
SOLD MERE THIS MORNING

The Los Angeles. Cal, capitalists
that bought the 81 l,00O-acrc tract Of
state land last year east of the city
this morning added 1900 acres
tract of state land that lies Just
south and adjoining. W. d. MURRAY
of Silver City. and associates. bought
the east half of the tract that ha
been known as the Miesse tract and
which cnosists of 5000 acres twelve
miles east Of the city. The first
parcel brought 81 an acre and the
second s5 an acre. There were NJ
other bidders when Capt. Mueller
opened the auction this morning at
the county eorr. house.
Friday Bridge Club
The Friday Bridge Club met last
week with Mrs. VI. z. Hudson, Mrs.
Harry Lame making the highest score
and winning the prize. There were
two new members taken into the
fold" Mesdames Henry Hall and
and Harry Lane. At the conclusion
of the game Mrs. Hudson, assisted
by her daughter. Mrs. Mayme Will
liams. served delicious refreshments.
The club will meet this week with
Mrs. J. Harrinton Mclaughlin.
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nirrcr

'''CT
Mr. aud Mr.. \. W. Pollard en-
lcriaincd Saturday evening ut unc of
II series of beautiful dinners in hon
ar of Mr.. and Mrr. j. A. Rogers Of
Wisconsin. The guests were Mr. and
Mr.. f.. W. Foulks. DR. and Mrs. J.
q. Moir. A. 4. Tcmke and Mrs Me-
Glnchev. Mrs. VI. b. Peyton, and r.
5. Pcyton. The decorations were en-
crrdingly pretty in white and green.
bridge was enjoyed after the dinner.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07
OeMMG GETTING NEW CITIZENS
WITHOUT CONSCIOUS ADVERTISING
Besides the Mexican Prisoners A.
ready Hsld Hsre, Luna County
May be Burdened With Bandits
Captured by Punitive Expedition.

Deming iS getting some new clii.
zcns for which il has made no cf
fort 10 attract. For instance, there
= Jesus Snuca and his daughter.
hom the newspaper correspondents
iuoiod H. having declared that they
were on their way I" Dcming. par
>icm,rc. And that j. n LONG. long
ne The FIRST name l. good. but
e =. date no oihci recommendation
'r- hc'h presented The following Is
'aicn From an Associatcd Press dis
a,rh. which Is interesting only be-
''nsc Deming Is mentioned and IT,
how the cccnu'ty of correspondent
that will have his story whether or
'r mol there bc news;
"When Jesus Sauca and his
daughter crossed the American line
'odv. Palomns. the first Mexica.,
town through which the American.
'roops passed on their way to the
front was left without human habi-
tants. A few lonely dogs were howl
'ny at the doors of the huddlcd lit
tie dirty group of aobe huts. which
make up the town.
Samoa 81 ve.r. old crossed int,
the United States in a vehicle which
opce had resembled tho nro;r,
scboouers of ,be .lo.s Landed in il
were his bousebold goods while from
the rear axel SWING wafer bucke,
under which trotted a stubby-tailed
dog. The horses were hitched IT,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07

C. C. Taylor, formerly of Hibbinr.
Mich. arrived in Deming Mondn,
to take charge of the development
work of the Gold Queen Mining
Company. The company was rec
emily organized in Deming. Its mine
is located at Hillsboro. n. NJ. and
local people are interested in the
enterprise.
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]. A. Bridge Club

The }. A. Club met Monday with
Miss Esther Bolich. Miss katherine
Shepard making the highest scor, &.
After the game there was some de-
lightful music. Miss Bolich served
dainty refreshments.
Mrs. Sam Watkins entertained n
large number Of friends Saturday
last in honor of Miss Janette Car
son.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07

Mr.. J. Harrington Mclaughlin en-
fsrssined informally but very charm
inoly at bridge Wednesday night.
There were two tables and Mrs. Il.
W. Foulks made the highest score
for the women and Harry Lane fo.
the men. At the conclusion of the
game Mrs. Mclaughlin served u
most enjoyable supper.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07
Jolly Five Hundred

The Jolly Five Hundred met last
week with Mrs. William Wells. Mr.
Arthur Raithel making the highes,
score. The club will meet Thursday
next with Mss Katherine Wamel.
g. f.. Coke and NJ. s. Nord left the
city the first of the week for Han
over and Hurley in the interests of
their mining company.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07

Major W. II. Loving from Manila,
p. l., registered in the city this week.
He departed Wednesday morning for
Silver City from which point he will
20 to Fort Bayad.
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SEVERE WEATHER CONDITIONS MAKE
AAROSAIPS FOR AMERICAN TROOPS
Report Of Local Weather Station
Shows That the Temperatures Of
Latter Part Of April Have Been
Combination of Heat and Cold.

The report of the local weather sta
tion shows something in regard to
the kind of weather which the Amer
lcau eNpedilionary force had to en-
counter at the launching of the cam
paign in Mexico From the sixth
of March To the thirteenth. the tenn
pcraturc ranged from thirty to
cishly-lwo degree, +. above zero;
from ias 'i..ricenth to the twentieth.
the range was from foriy-eight to
,lehly-l"ur degrees from the twen-
iirih to the twcniy-sevenih. the rang,
was from thirty-two to eighty de-
grcc~; aud from the first of April to
the present. the range wa- from
thirty to eighty degrees. This un-
Sca>onably cold weather with alien-
aling hot days ha, caused the troops
IN Mexico much discomfort and will.
wing To- exposure, cause much sick.
l.c~s and some death.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07

Father IIeitz of the Church of st.
Vincent dc Paul visited Deming this
week ns the guest Of the Rev. Jos
cph +. Garnet at the Catholic rect
ory.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07
Golden Gossip clua

The Golden Gossip Club met Tues
day with Mrs. W. r. Holt on West
Nipple street. Besides the fourteen
members present, Mrs. Holt enter
tanned several guests. Mrs. Holt. a.
sisted by the two young women Of the
hous. the Misses Lucille and Helen,
served delightful and dainty refresh
ments. The club adjourned to meet
April ls with Mrs. J. A. Mahoney.
Adiutant Guy Case in charge Of the
Salvation Army work in Fl Paso has
been in Deming for several days So
letting funds.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07

f.. T. Adams of Hannibal. Mo-. j.
visiting Dcming. He expects 10 pas :,
some time here and is gcninl visitor
aud acquisition to the social set
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07

y. X. Lennon, ir., and Mr.. aud
Mrs. John =. Mack. of Columbus.
were in the city early in the week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07

The We Are Twelve Club, the firsl
TO play in Deming under the Met
calf instruction. which rules were
brought by its president, Mrs. II. n.
Kelly from Chicago, had a delightful
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
suburban home of Mrs. p. ID. South
worth. twelve miles north Of Deming
ON the Spalding tract. Before the
game Mrs. Sorthworth served a de-
lightful luncheon. Mrs. Kelly mao.
the highest score at bridge. The We
Are Twelves met this week with Mrs.
II. II. Kelly ON West Pine street.
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Wednesday Bridge Club

The Wednesday Bridye Club met
this week with Mrs. J. Harrington.
Mclaughlin. Mrs. Chris Raithel
making the highest score. There
were two guests. The Wednesdays
will meet next week with Mrs. b. NJ.
pevton.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07

Mrs. j. Woodward and Miss Jes-
sic Woodward expect to leave the
city early in the spring for Mineral
Wells, Texas.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07

State Senator b. +. Pankey was in
Deming the first of the week buying
cattle for his ranch at l.amy in the
southern part of Santa Fc county.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-07

The Rev. W. z. Foulk- will prench
at the Methodist church Sunday.
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Continued on page A.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05

William Faversham is TO make his
first production OF the Shaw comedy,
Getting Married" Il New York.
Mrs. La1Stry is TO mako a tour OF
South America N Cuba, starting in
Havana ;
Julie Eerne is appearing v-ita C!aade
GiiliHswete: In Z sketch e.--!-d The
frame Up"
It is announced that Nat c. Goodwin
is going to have another Try 1t Shy
lock" the coming spring.
= = =
Minna Gale Haynes is to give 4 ser
les CT readings n Sew Yer. tic coming
winter.
Eugene Walter IS rewriting his play.
The Little Shepherd OF Kingdom
Come"
Helen Lowell v-ill appear in Owe.
Morosco's production OF "!aile-@-A.E-
ute Kendall"
- ISSS N4SAiGSl-lAAAS - ~ dpged4 III
Australia. IN Experience
+ i =
After over a years run in New York.
The Boomerang" has started on a
tour.
Henry Stanford and Alma Tell will
have !eadi2s parts in The Right Lit
tie GIRL
Victor Moore is to be starred for
number Of years in one-recl comedies
10 De known as ''Hieyer Komedies."
= = =
Margaret Dale will he the leading
woman with Z. L. sother2 IN IF ]
We're King"
= 8
The drama league. OF Philadelphia.
has offered . prize for the best play
written by q Philadelphia.
The Universal Film Company paid
$1,000 for a film story in synopsis form
the other day.
John Craig, of the Castle Square
theater in Boston. is to have a stock
co"'narv Z" New York.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05

the interior of a noted New York
modists's atelicr with a dozen boauti-
full models showing on the latest Gre
atoms Of feminine fashion. Miss
Brady herself wears some stunning
gowns in this scene
Donald Crisp. who has been connect
ed with D. W. Grifith in an advisory
capacity for many years. was engaged
by MoroSco-PallaS TO supervise the
production OF all the Boban photo
plays. SIR Crisp Is prominently
known as director OF many big sub
Jec,s. including Pomona"
Madame Pctrova. the celebrated
Metro star. has been engaged by the
Columbia Photograph Company to
make u series Of records for them.
Madame PctroVa is extremely versa
tile, and among other accomplishments
cNcelS in character songs and imi-
tations. When she was on the vaude-
vile stage she wrote all her own
songs and Rotations.
Two OF the lnco-TrianGle stan au-
thors signed contracts this week. TO
remain with Thomas H. lnee for the
next two years They are Joha Lynch
md Olga Printzlau Lynch has sew
eral plays now in course OF produc-
ton, aud Miss Print=lau's initial eff
fort is shortly to be placed In the
hands Of a director.
4 play which promises TO be one
OF the seasons sensations is the Metro
production OF The Black Butterfly.
with Madame Pctrova as the star. The
story is from the pen Of Mrs. i. Case
Russell. and provides fnc founda-
ton for remarkably surprising
twist given to It by Madame Pc
trova. The scene OF The Black But.
terhy" is laid "somcwhere in France.
A real for sure garden Of Allah is
presented IN The Garden OF Allah.
by Robert Hlchens, filmed as a feature
production by tho SeliS company. The
beautiful grounds Of the Santa Bar
hara Mission. never before filmed, APP
pear in all their splendor. The scenes
depicting the garden Of Allah are
said to be among the most beautiful
ever appearing on the animated
screen.
Work on the great fourteen episode
Metro wonder story. In which Francis
X. Bushnan and Beverly Bayne are
the stars. has been started in the
Quality studio. ". Christy Cabanne.
formerly chief assistant Of D. w.
Griflth, who has had a remarkably
successful career in the motion pic
ture field. is directing the serial. The
production will consist OF twenty-eiGht
reels. and Mr.. Cabanne expects &c
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05

The great muldple-reeler. "TweaJT
Thousand Leagues under the Sea.
is nearly ready for presentation by
the UniversG o.cpany.
John Stepping. nc old favo.1te Oi
Mutual Beauty" comedies. Will be
cen with Margarita Fischer IN Miss
Jackey OF the Macy"
Ms. Par.ck Campbell has a rev
play written for her by Robert
Kitchens. The scenes are laid in Al
RIGA.
The opera in which FRITZ Schen
win appear. under The management, q
her husband. George Anderson. is
caller Husbands Guaranteed"
Cyril Aaude is 10 appear in The
EasSer." by Clifford Mills. a play
which was produced in London by Sir
George Alexander.
Tne S2ube=ts are 70 produce a ro-
mantle Vienresc operc;ta called
Lieutenant Gus" by the co-c2o5c- of
The Blue Paradise"
= y =
Oliver Morosco viii shortly produce
a play by Maude Fulton called Tho
Brat" in which John FiDdley has
been engaged TO play an important
part.
After its season 81 New York and
on tour. "Pierrot the Prodigal." the
pantomime. which has scored sue
cess with Marjorie Patterson in the
title role. may be condensed for vaude-
vile purposes.
Object Ma;rimony." by Montague
Glass and Jules Eckert Goodman. is a
great hit at the Cohan and Harris
theater. 1t is on the style OF Potash
and Perlmutter." but generally voted
better.
Jane Keckley. who has become
known as one of the most talented
portrayers OF eccentric characters on
the screen, is now affiliated with Pal
las Pictures. on the Paramount pro-
gram.
a motion picture Of prison reform.
based on Thomas Mott osborne's e=-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05
Vivian Martin.

A telegram from the late Charles
Frohman. received by little Vivian
Martin while recitinG d piece in sun
day school marked the beginning Of
this popular girls career. That IS to
say, the telegram was sent 10 Nivian's
rother. who rushed TO Sunday 'chool
to take her little daughter on sud-
den Journey which neceSSitated quick
action. The famous manager had seen
Vivian in several amateur school plays
and sent for her to become q member
Of his roster. In the title role OF
Peter Pan" Miss Martin met with In
Simultaneous success and played the
role before crowded houses for an en-
tire season. Her success in "Peter
Pan" made her much sought after By
managers desiring a juvenile artist
On Broadway in such popular hits as
"+Omcer &C.," "Sto~ Thief" Tho Mar
rage Game" and Tho High Cost OF
Loving" the actress came into par
ticular prominence among metropo-
Titan managers. II was while with the
last mentioned play that Miss Martin
received IN attractive offer TO star in
motion pictures. which she accepted.
At the Oliver Niorosco Photoplay Com
pany and Pallas pictures studios in
Los Angeles the gIrl-star is now APP
oearing in what will undoubtedly prove
her greatest work before the motion
picture camera.
ST. Louis has two stock companies.
= 4 =
Irene Franklin is to appear in The
Melting OF Molly" at Atlantic City.
! =
Wallis Clark is to resume his old
part of the judge in Justice"
Beth Franklyn is to join FRITZ
scheffs company.
gAe Second Mrs. Tanqueray'' is to
PC made into a moving picture drama.
. . :
An English play 70 be produced next
month Is called "The End Of Perfect
Day"
h H. Frazee Is to revive "The Riy-
Ills" IN the spring. With William Col
Ger as Bob Acres.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05

Reticent, reserved. although mos;
anable and cordial, Miss Clayton has
one hobby-bOoks. Enthusiastically does
the camera catch Miss ClaytOn's per-
sonal charm, but it is impossible for ii
to reproduce in black and white the
rich shade Of her auburn hair. the
wilderness Of complexion or the delic-
ious twinkle OF her blue eyes. E1u-
Gated in Chicago. Miss Clayton was
leading woman in many Of Henry B.
HarrIs's productions, and for some
time was with Henry Savage and VIII
liam A. Brady. always displaying to
the best advantage Ane points Of her
beauty and ability.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05
News and Gossip of
Screen and Stage

William y. Brady Will offer the
stage favorite. Miss Gail Kane. with
a specially selected cast, in The
Scarlet Oath" tomorrow 1t the Or
phvJ.aI ;heater. Il is in ave acts.
The piece was especially written for
Miss Kane. and her unusual talents
are displayed in the production.
The Scarlet Oath" deals with a vital
question. Law and order are neces-
sary 10 the good OF any community.
and when the authority Of those in
mower rs carried too far. then some
thing must happen. The story goes
on to a msrcilesS climax. and finally
all ha-Gships are overcome by
Love the character represented
by the star. Gail Kane. y Noun
tain Ira gedr." two-part western
tory. will he the other Offering.
+ i
In elaborate scenes OF great beauty.
Edna Goodrich portrays a society
role in her latest Morosco-Paramount
photopiaG- The House OF Lies" TO
he seer tomorrow at the Robinson
Grand. A society beauty that delib-
erately destroys her facial attractive
ness that she may win the man she
loves. who does not know Of her act
until the last scene-gives Edna
Goodrich a most unusual role. The
attraction Of this picture IS given
greater power by the compleXity OF
its unusual plot. enhanced by elab-
crate settings. The added attraction
will be an episode OF The Grip Of
Evil aud the Paramount Picto-
graphs.
The feature Offering Monday at
the Bijou theater will be The Vic
tory Of Virtue" the sensational. soul
stirring drama in 1--WE parts put out
by the United Photoplays Company.
Gerda Holmes and Wilmuth Merkly
are the stars Special music will be
played for this feature by the Waldo
orchestra. a oue-reel comedy called
Installed Furniture" with Harry
Meyers and Rosemary Thehy in the
leads will be the added attraction.
For the coming week the Palace
theater has an exceptionally cool
show in Lew Jack Williams and his
Yankee Doodle" comedy players.
featuring Jack and Mary Henly. Earl
Faber. Alma Williams and the cele-
pIdlet T q N4AJi 10 VI me 1911
beauties. The opening bill Will be
"A Hot Time" with special scenery
and electrical ecects. Changes of
program will take place Wednesday
ana Friday.
y ) j
The popular Lord and vernon mu-
steal comedy organization viii fill a
return engagement this week st>thc
Odeon theater. a fact that VIII please
local theatergoers. This is one OF
the best companies in tabloid musical
comedy on the Sun circuit and it al
ways draws crowded houses in
Clarksburg. additional members are
with the company and some splendid
features are promised for the week.
There will be new scenery, new COS
tunes and entirely new bills. three
OF which will be offered during the
week. The usual programs Of mo-
ton pictures, changed daily, will be
included.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05

PENNINGTON FAMOUS PLAYERS STAR IN PARAMOUNT PIC
TUREs.
When the ubiquitous chorus maiden goes en- tour With musical show
motion pictures her houshs frequently Of lOn and
Da who is directing he
Rainbow
be Photographed while tucked the with
Judy
had slept human Gil
initiated here they arc!
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-11-05
AIKIRIEN 6S1oness DEWGTZO,
IEMzdoR ca 81. =. "HsPpEA Vn1lEY.

DEWITT, Hidden Valley" Than
In flowing robes and unclothed
dainty
bits broken eoceeu g che danced 1g9
dang Of soft sand
VaIkyrien.
feet
baTe4oote4 LIE
soles those Of me END az