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Fred. A. Ersche1l,
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17

master of screencraft who is best known to American picture followers as the producer of such illustrious feature plays as Les Miserables' and Camille" It is expected that the picture will set a new mark for novel and artistic photographic effects as well as for breadth and power in ac- tion.
 The star has been surrounded by a cast of players of the highest order. The leading male role has been en- trusted to Convoy Tearle, for years one of the best known and most pop ular of the leading men on the Ameri- can stage. Paul Capellani, who played Armand to Miss YOung's Camille, will be seen in the role of Querida, the villain" Miss Edna Hunter, long a favorite with Universal and Vitasraph followers. plays the sympathetic part Of Rita" and Miss Lillian Cook, form erly with World Film productions, lends her charming personality to the portrayal oi the ingenue part.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17

or ali the film productions announced for this autumn none has aroused greater interest among the millions of motion picture fans than the presenta- ton of that beautiful and tremandSus- ly popular star, Clara Kimball Young, in an eight reel adaptation of Robert w. Chambers wOrld-famous novel, The Common Law" which will be seen at the Orpheum theatre three times daily on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. IS, 19 and 20.
 In addition to the interesting com bination of favorite star and faVcrite American author the production is particularly noteworthy as the first offering of the Clara Kimball Young Film corporation, organized by Lewis J. Selznick for the purpose of present ing the noted screen star on the open booking plan, free from the restrain ing influence of a program system.
 This picture was produced under the guidance of her director general. Albert Capellani, the famous French
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Of all the new senators chosen 5t the recent elections. none Is bet 7r known and none will be more iG ,.e limelight than Hiram VI Io,u the California Progrcssive-8er. lican. Johnson is known as a Cyla- mic personality. He is fifty ya s old. won his first prominence tEr't b prosecuting San Francisco "to '- ling" cases in ifO6-7, was eiec-'d governor ia 19l1r-vss Che Prog f- s.ve vice presidential nominee in tf2 1912 campa' gu. and reelected Eo-- eruor in 1915 by the enormous R,Jr- aiity of ISJ,5O5.
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Positions Wanted

Position as housekeeper or would cook for club of few men.
 No objections to leaving town. Call
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Wanted

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Statesmen

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-09

this reason. together with what followed,
| remember nothing at all OF the music or
action Of Bizets masterpiece as produced
in Covent Garden, London. upon that second
night of my stay in that city. For hardly
had begun to recover my sef-respect than
Scvrance quietly called my attention to
that which had drawn me across the At
lantic my Hearts Desire.
There" he Indicated, with a discreet
nod.
I hardly dared look "wherc?" I whls-
pered: and was wretchedly conscious that
not only had my whisper betrayed my in
ward agitation. but that a wave of blood
had swept into my face.
Presently | mustered UP my courage and
looked
The width of the house lay between me
and the woman who sat, languidly follow
Ing the action on the stage, with one white
and rounded arm motonless on the rail Of
a box In the first ter-the second or third
back from the proscenum arch. / was at
liberty to stare unresented, to the full Of
my great desire.
What Sevrance had suggested was true she
had left America girl, beautiful but un-
developed As such l remembered and
loved her all these years
And now she was transformed into a
woman's fun stature and estate; | have
heard her called the most bewitchiugly
pretty woman in the world and so she
seemed that night
So l sat and gazed throughout the length
OF that all-too-s short act When the curtain
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when we had reached Sevrance's rooms
in Lords Chambers we found news OF a
sort awaiting us Grady Severance's man,
an understood, alert and good-natured Irish
boy. opened the door for us.
ANY letters?" sevrance demanded in
stantly.
"One sor," said the man. But not f'r
yer honor, sor 'Tis for Msther Traill."
lie bcamed benevolently UP on me. "'Tis
In la-ady's hand, sor." he volunteered.
Then give II me instantly J" | cried.
why the deuce are you standing there
grinninE-?'
Already l had recognized Hearts Desire s
handwriting in the superscription.
70 my dsmay. when finally l managed
to open II, the inclosure proved to be no
moro than a handfu-or less-of torn
paper.
swore The best part of the little frag-
ments nuttcred from my hands to the rug.
Sevrance stared and Grady, after n mo-
ment of wild-eyed astonishment, got upon
his knees and began to scrape the paper to-
gcthcr. like the well-trained servant that he
was,
I'm heavens name" Sevrance demanded
blankly. what does that mean?"
you've your question for your palms." l
told him sourly
But surely He paused. Hold on ~
he exclaimed There's chance-Grady,
give me those papers!"
What" / began
"The note has been torn" explained Sew
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SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
Gordon Trail. young New York society
iaNOrlte, mas been aroused from MS tWO-
year mental nap by letter from his friend
Ss591fe a5y IN London SE intSrmns for h MES
Julia ieleh, q Rlchmqgd, va. Is. bctsro}hg,d rot I'd
tho German Enbassy IN in london, is Gordon
and Hearts Desire" as he called Lady
but $40 had married Lord Herbert. ' .-,,.
When the pccr died his widow was, eatkgtEgS ny
resisted attack until 1i''S Von TWoz6orr wooed
her. In tho meantime Traill remained pas
snddsny aroused EoW 'EE lin to uS action and Re sans
I2r London Seyrancc, too, Is IN ii}NSS SSor WIS bis
}}Hl,,nd }Flsnd but he 0ooy sacrifices n'm'e'' 'O' W,
immediatey upon his arrival IN Lopdon i,lon
unon The city, and Trail unable 70 bino SGe
acf to the tender mercies " a sleepy, IN
tRRSG25g9 5r,o1 S294t TP @ 2raS aMn tRe cab he
short struggle 1rraiil' forces tie assassin out
Who I'D demands man an an iS%x'panation from Trnll;
Trail in a d22e CgutcssGs thAt w b5ce drIyer
starts down the street yelling Murder do
Gordon not Knowing MngSJ 'ss nway until
The ca6by's cries are no longer heard, When
Trail investigates the interior OF the, Tap Nv
S2d STda mGrgrad ne qad e" IS not f Gcnd % suddenly R
perpcxcd American stumblcs upon q ,aSas nSus
apartment Of his friend seyranGe nyro Thg two NyS
determines has been druFged. and as they
start of with tho body. the horse oi oiirnut' We
gins ''ft'' after Il the ricEety scene Of Trnllts
'T The SGhgd druEEed and stabbed man proves ITO to
Rugs2n Goycrnmcnt. who has has nSst been dny Rt;
FSaces home aG@ Troiil tqr ttqgrs tho tWo fl5ft 45ft
clgncrs start to leave Gordon and sevrannSSe nSs
Say they Will 20 with them as FAR as Tue
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rance. irritably. IT don't know why, you
idiot But we'll piece it together and"
He bent over the study table. sorting the
pieces out under the glow of the students
larhp, his eyes intent l peered over his
shoulder in a fever of excitement.
1t was a tedious task That double sheet
of note paper had been torn inflntesimally
fine. Many of the fragments were naturally
quite blank; indeed, the majority were so.
Many simply would not fit n--and all such
were blank. Others appeared to be missing,
nor could the utmost ingenuity at our COM
mand supply the lost words
But in the end after a half hours hard
and exasperatingly slow work, we were
able, with some difficulty, to make out the
following message-the whole beneath the
family crest and town address Of Lady
Herbert:
Gordon, I need you. shan't be-.
when you call, afternoon. l am com. 4.
ed to...... at once and cannot foreca. ..
day of my 1t. my wil......I L feel
as if,... helpless in this. but I count
upon you who. .2born's safety.
Come to me- then at once If ever you......
| shall be at t....."
That was all. The final words were EVIL
IDENTIFY written in unusual haste, and the
last few were almost illegible, the ultimate
at being a mere scrawl, ending in n long
dash. as though the pen had been dashed
hurriedly across the paper
1 threw myself, bewlldered and dis
gruntled, into n chair Sevrance turned and
faced me, his calm a tritie less assured than
was his wont.
Good Lord, my dear boyw he exclaimed
breathlessly, What a-an enigma ="
Enigma :" cried angrily Enigma be
damned" l rose and walked the length
OF the room. she mentioned his name"
| unused aloud A gust of rage took me by
the throat He's responsible for this !"'
cried.
who, may aslS?"
THAT damned Prussian pig"
Trail" commented Sevrance dispassion-
ately, his assurance restored, you've a
marvellous faculty for pithy characteriza-
tion !"
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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CHAPTER VII
"HEART'S DESIRE.

\ TEyER in my life do / recall dispos-
IN ing of a meal so tremendous as that
nights; my appetite seemed positively in
satiable You will find my excuse in the
fact that had not broken my fast since
noon of the previous day. And the Primor-
dial is famous for it's kitchen.
In the end, satisfied, We fingered an hour
or more over liquors and cigars, Sevrance
strangely silent and uncommunicatiye, l.
n the truth must out-rather torpid.
Severance glanced at his watch.
"HaIf after nine" he announced time
we we're OF. If we're TO accomplisl anything
this night
What do you mean|
He produced an envelope and held 1t up
FOR nv inspection. I've stalls for the
onera - said he Il knew you We're lover
~ fine music-and Calye sings tonight
Carmen by special arrangement. you
know" ,,-.,-.z.
Hang the opera told iiil' "hat
the dickens-
rush angry child !" he laughed. do
,,o,, suppose that l. your humble but faith
mi servant, would trihe with your young
affections2 To the contrary Come-let's
be on ,-i.5
"Tn lay you a guinea that we find old
irisI5G9 ..Bone." said l. at last comprehending.
And l hope ] Lose
SO 40 /. Gordon" he assured me with
great solemnity.
Fhs curtain was Just going up on the
s.cond act as we squlrmed into our stalls.
to the impassive Indignation Of a row Of
English folk who found IL necessary 10
80 ana give Us way And, 70 eyade the
bastis stares Of those outraged BFitishers,
whose toes l had 50 severely trodden, I
SronDtly hid ny face n my program For
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Weddings
RAKER-DAVIDYAN

A very attractive wedding will take place
this evening in the Tioga Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Eighteenth and Tloga streets.
when Miss Gladys IL. Davldyan, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Gamaliel X. Davldyan, of
2l0l West Venango street will become the
bride Of Mr.. Jeremiah r. Raker, of Trevor
ton. Pa The ceremony will he performed
at o'clock by the Rev. DR.. Thompson w
Mckinney, of Coatesville. Pa, assisted by
the pastor, the Rev. Samuel McWlllams
Tho bride will be given in marriage by
her father and attended by Miss Margaret
Kimball, as maid of honor. Miss Sophie
Spencer, Miss Lavinia Carr, Miss Jeanette
Cooke, of Haddonneld, y. j. and Miss Mol
lie Reed, of GlensIde, will be bridesmaids
Mr.. Raker will have for best man Mr.
George Schultz, and for ushers Mr.. Henry
Lenly, Mr.. Paul Cook, Mr.. Harry Lewis
and Mr.. Huyler Davidyan. A reception for
the two families will be held after the
service at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. Raker and his bride will spend the
remainder of the summer and early au-
tumn travelling and will be at home in Had
don Heights, n. j. after October /.
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URGES WOMEN's VOTE
TO OVERCOME NEGR0'S
Suffrage Leader Declares That Presi-
dent Wilson Is Wrong

WASHINGTON, Aug. e--Dfaintenance of
white supremancy in the South is dependent
on the enfranchisement Of southern women.
according TO Mrs. Helena Hill Weed. re-
search chairman of the Congressional Union
for Woman Suffrage, who offered statlstics
to prove II,
This was In answer to a statement Presi-
dent Wilson is reported to have made 20
Democratic women who called on him
recently at the White House to the effect
that II was not the question Of states
rights, but the negro problem thai kept
him from declaring for Federal woman
suffrage.
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South PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs Harold b. Kindig and their
family, of Broad and Morris streets, will
spend the remainder OF the summer at At
lantic City.
Miss Esther Francabolo, OF Ninth and
Christian streets, is visiting friends at
Ocean City. n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Owens and their
family, OF 1926 Ritner street, have returned,
after spending a fortnight at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Andrew Crooks, OF 2O35 Mercy street,
will spend the next three weeks at Atlantic
City.
Mr. Arthur Goldberg. of 1902 South Sixth
street, viii leave shortly for Atlantic City
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Bala-CynWVd

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Philip Koehler, who
have been spending the summer with Mrs.
Koehler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry V.
Hutchinson of Bala, spent the weekend in
New York with Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene Eble.
Miss Eileen Hartstock, of Hollidaysburg,
Pa, Is visiting her brother-in-law and sis
ter Mr., and Mrs p. ]. Lawler. at their
home on Union avenue, Bala.
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North Philadelphia

Mr and Mrs Thomas Weston Scott. OF
go North Twentieth street. are being con-
graduated on the birth OF a son, Thomas
weston Scott. Jr., on july 20. Mrs. Scott
Sln be remembered as Miss Helen A. Kerr
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Chestnut Hill

Mrs. W. w. Justice. Jr.. Of 1903 e. st.
Martin's lane, is spending the summer in
hennebunkport, Me
Mr. and Mrs C. f. Malley have returned
20 their homs, ia Nippon street, from Sea-
side Park. They will motor to Atlantic
city for the weekend, accompanied by Mrs
Joseph A. Kelly and Miss Mary c. Malley,
OF Pittsburgh, who will ne their guests for
q month
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Along the Main Line

oVERBRooK-Mr and Mrs Howard Fl.
steel, of North FELTON, street have returned
from wedding trip to Lake Placid, n. Y.
AIRS. Steel before her marriage about a
month ago was Miss Elizabeth HeldeTman,
OF Overlook
bRYN MAWR-Mrs. Richard p. McNeely,
OF Fishers road, is the guest for several
weeks OF Mrs, Horace Tacy, at the Woods,
York, Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-09
Along the Reading

Mr.. Walter Cowdrick, of 4S45 North War
mock street. Logan. Is home, after spending
few days at Atlantic City
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-09

Mr. and Mrs John W. Fearce, of Ends
leigh, Bryn Mawr who have been visit
ing their daughter Mrs. Andrew Wheeler,
at Cape May. have gone to st. Andrews.
New Brunswick, Can, for the remainder of
the summer.