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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28

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M11sst ami 1ulcnsH SING ~ ~
zund heaET. sg-5dG L1L5 -uugh
heavY, 81 5119 iE1 Eznr sai5a9415-
Carrie rsEgs5r5 3.aaas maaE5
strong tap Ns-sd-
Sheep rscsfs1rE IT.GGGs MARKET
sEnug- ap 1890. Lambs. tou s12-s5--
sc Lauia Live ssrcx-
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rgcsiQrs SOD mEkar srsadT. Texas
raesi9rs 88Ir native nesf srssH- sl-Ia
0LL5ar yearisug STEERS and hsnsra-
So. 5JQIL5ds enw4, sa.5aG T-15s stock
ar7 and csefsrs. S5.sa9T I'D Calves
sd8dpiLIEs Texas steers. S5.5ag s-Ss,,
cowa and hettsrs, s4s58 I'd
E1g rsGE5P5a 1916, marsaE sSzaesT-
1fYr Mw-- MEEsf and Butchers 81 eHg
1859, god % heavy saa59 Ia a.
raug.l, 50 1893 "A. light $3.50 So
@ulA. 20 ea4r q 3D. saEs s-.9at5 9 IN
stssp receipts 3.SaF1 uarasr sSsady
Ewes 81 T5G1 sGs Fsa-E1g1 $aaasg
Id.aa5 lambs, sTaGfG5-
aznsza City Live srceic-
KANSAS CTTv. Nov ca-CarLs -
csiprs 1896. market STEADY S-zs-z.
ss5gGI-55 GIVE aid hsisers, s+15
9I8s5: eaIvss. sSsaG Hid
Fog rsestrts 5000 Ea-kst sc
lower BaEI, 80 tG6aS51 heavy - =
ags5s medium, ssaaGsaa5 Lz.sf,
50 5g@a-15
sheep rscAf1ts 5.5ea77 mars=r
stsa5Y- Lambs. sI1ssE 1915 svEa,
ss-7sa1-1E
onaha Live stock
OMAHA, N1T- zE-CarEis rscsigts
g 800; market steady strong Steers.
SsG6rlaa: COWS and hsftsrs- s4-t5
G75a; srncxers aad tsede-z- s6haas
saa. calves, IL G9g 1885, bulls and
stzz, s5GG9EI5-
Wcg receipts 20 G5A; market l5E s5c
lower Bulk, sasaE9G5. toy, s1a-GG-
Shssp reeesgez G.asaT 1aFaA
Eeaey. fsc buvzr- yeariilzs. T-759
1906. =esEers. sTG5gs I5; lambs,
81 3GIsas eEes, sS-5aGT s9-
Chicago Produce
CHICAGO, NOV 2a-Butrer-E1-
t-zs. ses. arsts. 4GE q 41cs dairy sI-
rrzs, f,e. trs.s, 49, GE1c. dairy e1-
Eg-O-ttnary f-sEss 3FG &c,
Erszs, 5sGa ssar
cbeese-Tvrns 2sL RzsHc. Ynrnx
Americas. 2s4 azs-e
Posasaes-Racefpts S ears fancy
Westerns, s17891Is. Mirnesoczs.
wfseousf1s, early Oasos- sI5aG 1-s3
ger bzsheL
Live poultry Fowls. i2gI5c1
DICKS, 1sG17c: geese 1fG1scs
spring chickens, lie; turkeys. Sc
New York Produce.
NEW YORK NoT.- ss-FTo1- mar
re. unsettled, nominal
Pork market firm Mess &3L5ag
1850
Lard market firm Middle west
SPOT. sI73s G17-t
Sugar, raw, market dull. CsutrtfE-
zzl test, s5.ss; NuscaTado 50 test.
SILL
Sugar, refined, market dull Cut
loaf. 1865: crushed 3s>S: powdered,
$3.50, graduated, sT.sdTss5-
Coffee Rio No. On spot, y1ac
TaIioE market steady. City, lie;
country, 11E a11Ac; special, Ike
Hay market firm Prime, SL20T
rs; No, ,. sgs5c; clover. sseG
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28
Going to Be a Showdown,

Lincoln Journal: Food az
warehouse men, cold storase M
coal mfners-the whoal range " q
nesses which have been serFlhs
balance wheel to the mechai,s "A
food and fuel supplies, shouia i
ting their houses and their noOa "A
order. Signs OF public irritau.n -
real or fancied holdups In fooa rsd|
are becoming common The
range Of speculation in food ans
l. due for an examination
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28
Odnfu,ssd .-orn page -

craft xlas rsoeiiiug Zsppeitus nas
made British defensive work against
the German -zsdsrs particularly ss-sf-
rive Lieutenant Z1niasaE va9 c-s
arsE ot Gle home zIard sT1az6r5 %
bring dSw1 hia Zeppelin Drsy By szIca
outlet This vas oH September 3
xdfs1 f1a rzsdssr4 xf1Isf rx1 and n
sursf rszar-sen bg hSuIo dropping On
5eDtsm SER q two mcrs zeppeI1ns fell
victim 70 Enziaadss 1etsnsfys systsru
---sae By aaots fred t-Bnl IN aero
plane, rae erhsr from Tds fire CT an
saFf afreTast zuu- On oczn5sr 4 TIE
fourth 5-sadaaEgfI- df the air vas
nre1gar fova IN sf-nflz- czsh.or-
Trzzsfers rom England who haFs
v1raesa.sd E1e Zeppelin raids add DE-
se--Ee-toa cr he raffers sag noar 81
-as aerial defensive work e. esfag
done Nv youry g-t-zsn aEta-Grs rang
sax IN age from eighteen 20 twenty
GRE They are boY1shEy keen ancut
re @syorr~ and the greatest rE7alry
EXISTS ta the dangerous business of
zcraekmg ffe huge aerial raes.sters~l
northeast coast EGva rsgcrrec
ofcxsny II. Zeccesta u win search
hzat and t-ora Llac time CT the air
st1Eo Eza gaIsr Constant gun fire. FIVE
rg..!rsT-Ees later l. xzs htr TIE blaze
Started n the gza q tie great en-
reEoDs and caused Hg.- -aa- Was
vfsaose .sr tat-ty niles
Berries IN Tendon
LONDON, WOW. IA German
aereoLaae sro5Se6 six bombs ever he
city Of London early today General
Lord French reported thzr four were
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28
MEXICAN WAR NEWS
Is UNCERTAIN

II some quarters they ccfrt 10 TIE
sac1 thzE villa coElt hare seET TIE
nesss zes reporting hts TtcToTT hirzs-
seIs
II villa hzs really taken Chihuahua
az reported, goTernIaeIr o2.c7sks ee-
clare the tate Of all Americans II
fbl5rzhrz City ia hopeless The
knorn Americans vino are still IL
Chfhuaf1a are Ar. and Nrs. Brirtfnz-
ham, the Dickergon family, Es1ry
YIrn.n!oTf and solos others whose
psnaes have not been learned.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28
Heg Ys~< N>rey MARKET.

1EU YORK, No7. E-Ncney or
czI1, 5 percent
Six months, ~ a. percent
Mercantile paper, zA percent
BAD silTeT I>oatoa, % 5-1s6-
Bar silver Eeg York, 73Ac.
Demand sterling. s3.7o s1s-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28
Late Market Quotations
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arrff -. r,ys,. fv,.,-.s.sr..5 70 ra5ffs.--s
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lie mir alert. cand nrrrfua larsr
brun1gs1r a rscdverr aud Uessrubsr
unchanged at sg9 Mar DOWN 4 III
%. ..ta css.-r--I. 4 ss5
Oats wsra wsax. Cs-earulIer was
w y 1T 54 Mag down ar 5SSs-
Provisions we're duII and srEadv
cHiczGd Ezrinzrss far Tcmdrrnss
4'ts Aaiu- Telephone Td- s5a-sal-E
Edg5- $1,000 caS-tsy T8,8h01 sheep,
24ya1S5 Wheat 81 earar 49, OATS. -4h-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28
Await the ovteome.

WASHINGTON, Nov. a.-The cit
ratior at CsihazhGa City. where Car
ranzis.zs and yiIiissas are battling.
ia considered such that # probably
viii halt present plans for returning
several more militia regiments 70
their homes, f. was learned from Of
fetal war Department soarces today.
The department rad expected TO
ser.f two or three more regiments
back home this week.
officials prefer TO wait the out.
come OF the fighting in the vicinity Of
the state capital before going On with
militia plans. They admitted FRANK
~ that II villa possesses Chihuahua
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28

iorces uas reported By General Sir
Do1R1as Taig thSay. 2oItbsast Of
Souchez british forces expIlSsd 4
mine. ct,1soiffated their positions IN
a she'll, crater and rspDJsed hand zrep-
abe co8nter attacks b1 the enemy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28
serbisrs CAPTURE Hin,

PARIS, Sov. z5.-Lei By French
IIuavss, BerDian forces captured HiII
I05J northeast Of NoBasHr fsspfts
the most Violent efforts Of Bulgarian
German 6eferfsrs, the official State
msnt related today. -Four counter at
tacks by tho TsgtOric forces were
repulsed with heavy losses
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28
FALL BACK All
GEEMAHS PROCEED
frNutfnUef from uags IL

foun On The Danube thirty eight Tnf1sz
south 81 E1nnarsstJ has been captBr-
ed by Field Marshal Won Nack ensen q
army. the mar office Announced toiay.
The Danube army gained ground. IL
uas asserted There Has limited
fighting" IN Dobrgdja.
Continuous ShslIina.
LONDON. No7. 25s-Hsa7T and corI-
tjnuous Smelling b1 The Germans IT
British positions rsnrth NJ Ypres, With
but small casualties 10 the allied
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28
Weather Forecast.


For Reoknk and vicinity: Generally
fair tonight and Wsdnesday; slightly
colder Wednesday.
For Iowa: Partly cloudy tonight
and "Wednesday; somewhat colder
Wednesday and extreme southeast
portion tonight.
For Missouri: Generally fair to-
might and Wednesday: slightly colder
"wednesday north and west portions.
For Illinois: Partly cloudy tonight
and Wsdnesiay: slightly colder Wed
nesday north and west portions.
Weather Conditions.
with the northwestern depression
moving along the northern boundary
81 is decidedly warmer in the lower
MIssissIppi valley, where there have
been scattered shower. or thunder.
storms, and there have been light
showers in the central valleys and in
portions Of the lake region.
snow is falling at Salt Lake City,
and the temperature Ia near or below
the freezing point In the plains states.
where the weather is generally fair.
and IL was below the freezing point at
Des NoiDes this morning.
Local Observations.
Nov. Bar. Their. Wind W'th'r.
u 7 D. m. 1892 81 SW pt. Cdy.
| zs 7 a, 2ss4 81 SW pt. Cdy.
Mean temperature 9th. 81: highest,
50; lowest, IS: lowest last night. 80.
FRED u. GoSEwIScH.
J Observer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28

I The rf7er VII remain nearly sraflon
airy of fan Slowly. from Davenport u
Wzrsar dpring the next IS hours.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28

Advertise in Tho Gate city.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28

E-ai
ersasad 7cIltt-y MarxaE slaa.f-. ~.
ksva. g5Is4r- chickens. rgsss.
towta. Zig &c dIIe1s- -i4.a
Lfge 1aufF narasr uuss,.s
Geese. T5@1ScT fucks,, Ei9s--c. s,rss
LSG -Lacs alraegs. ale -zes--T
fN-c, ch.cxsns, IsEf4r
Cheese Market szsadT. Sara -.
ccnmnn III sUee1ai, Za1- nsr.e.
s;s.ss,,,..s c..,Iisrucrr "a specials. -,ISsrs
Butter market firm as-eaf7rg -,
t-rfs aa-nEa. mfrar.g1 -,
trrs. ssI.Ga5c-
Ezx market STEADY. R4scefprz AK
ssarSv Ehsre fancy. s5a85;5s.- -,
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28
THE WEATHER

IL. g. Department III Agriculture,
Weather EErea0.l
River Bulletin
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28

Hamilton CITY minutes s-for.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28

Horse GCocAsI0.S
- rT-rrts . fsaaiS|
Southern horses. good 1900 sssLs
SoutEe-l horses, plain ae y
Southern horses. collnc ts Y
90 IS 81
AuIes-ThA market L Eoodsd ~
unc!assed kinds and little Sun. lx
which demand Is moderate. e.Hss.
finding ready sale. ra1aly god N
cotton uzIes, and extra c10=ce I-ilsis
are On IS lever basis
TIE reeLis nm was very aaass ~
ali classes somewhat harder % 81
there was very little 1ez2ad VI
small mules and practically zone "
2 wear oids- A feeder o. all
sc-iption IS re-y hard 70 sen 70 IA-'|
any money on
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28
AMERICAN SHIP
HAS BEEN SUNK

fCnnt.suee rom Dsge ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28
800 Bal Lcrtz1r-

Exrere for the sorr Injured Dso2le,
tie STATEMENT szt6 zEs eat-zzs 1oes
57 the 51-1bs rzs slight
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-12-21
n. N. G. c. THEATRE.

On Friday night, Dec. % the II. y.
G. c. Theatre, will present the charm
Ing actress Louise HUFF in the de.
lightful photo drama Reward of Pa
thence. Miss Huff has created a char
acter long to be remembered. Pa
thence is a Quaker girl who is forced
to seek employment at the death OF
her father and having attracted the
attendtion Of q young engineer from
New York. who is doing construction
work in her home town Amity City
is sent by him to his mother, who en-.
cages her as social secretary. Robert
Penfield, the engineer is showering his
affections on a young society woman
who is not worthy of his love and Pa
thence Miss Huff instinctively dis
trusts her. For her reward one must
see this photo drama, a picture that
is especially adapted for children and
those who appreciate the higher ideals
of life. The cast includes Lottie Pick
ford, sister of the celebrated Mary
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-12-21
TULANE THEATRE.

Lovers of romantic light opera and
especially those who delight in the
tunefnl melodies of Victor Herbert,
will be pleased to learn that sweet
hearts, one of the most popular WORKS
of the famous American composers
with charming Julia Clifford, singing
the title role. will play Christmas
week at the Tulane Theatre, with
special matinee on Christmas Day.
This master work of Mr.. Herbert
has never been presented In this CITY,
and in order to make the engagement
a notable one, Mr.. Chris o. Brown
under whose management the falry
opera will be presented here, has
gathered many members of the orig
inal New York company and the cos
tune embellishments and scenic IN
vastures will be in keeping with the
magnitude of the production.
The book by Harry B. Smith ana
Fred DeGresac, and lyrics by Robert
p Smith to which Victor Herbert mas
written a tuneful score, is founded on
an old Flemish legend with the scene
laid in the quaint old city of Bruges
in Belgium.
Victor Herbert has composed Sc
cire of melodies for "Sweethearts
that will live for ever and the waltz
song and theme song Sweetnearts
is one of the most tuneful numbers
that Mr.. Herbert has written.
Some numbers are THE Angelus.
"For Every Lover" Mother Goose
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-12-21

wear first above written, IN the presence of
!. VI Ruliau and II. F. NiImot. competent
Witnesses, who hcreuu,p sign their names
with the said appcdrcr- and subscribers and
me. notary, after reading of the whole.
Original Signed. Harry C. Donaldson.
2iuS State 81. New Orleans, La: George ".
Stanton. 1923 Washington Ave. New Or
leans, La, Richard Il. Montgomery. Poll
Peter, Ave. New Orleans, La. Gcpffrcy
Marshall, 1905 Jackson ave. New Orleans,
La: Felix !. Garcia, 1888 E>panadc Ave,
New Orleans, La.
Witnesses: !. NJ Boian. II. F. Wimot
FRANK SOULE, Not Pub.
7, the undersigned, recorder Of mortgages
M and for the parish OF Orleans, State of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act OF Incorporation, of the
Mouongahela River Consolidated Coal and
Coke Company, Inc, was this day duly re-
corded in my office, in book l2Ol, folio Ssh
New Orleans, December 4. 1910.
(SigncdD EMILE J. LEONARD, by. r.
| hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
and correct copy of the original act of in
corporation Of the Monongahea River Con
Solidated Coal & Coke Company, Inc, to-
gethcr with the certificate of the recorder
Of mortgages on file and Of record in my
office
In faith whereof, | hereunto set my hand
and seal of office this 4th day oi December
A. d. 1910.
FRANK SOULE, Not Pub
Dec p y jan II IS 25
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-12-21

Gleish is a branded man in the com
munity. But Dave has met in the
meantime, Peggy O'Dea, and fallen
desperately in love with her, although
he believes that he is honor bound TO
marry Sheila. This is a serious com
plication for a young and ardent WOO
er but the widow Farrell provides
happy means of release for Peggys
worshipper by falling in love with the
brother of his enamorata. 1t is only
however, in the final scenes of the
play that things are righted, and "Alfs
we'll that ends well' with the two
happily mated couples.
A special Xmas Day matinee to take
place on Monday at 2 o'clock is an
nounced by Manager Campbell. the
other matinee performances being
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-12-21
H|FTY-F|FTY AT FOLLY
TOMORROW NIGHT DEC. y
Norma Talmadge in Her Sensational
New Play, also
Presentation ofGold, Silver and Bronze
Medals for Thanksgiving Day
Races, After First Show.
keystone Comedy of Rare Merit
Pathe Weekly

In her new Triangle-Fine Arts
nlay. "Fifty-Fifty," which will be
seen at the Folly theater tomorrow
night. Norma Talmadge appears as
Naomi. a girl of the studios in New
York's artist quarter. Naomi is pos
sessed of a desire for continuous
frolic and adventure, which lead her
into a succession of performances,
startling even to her Bohemian
friends.
One night, at a gay party, one of
the men is deceived by Naomi's
efferyescent spirits into thinking
that she is a much more unconven-
tional girl than she herself has any
idea of being. Naomi, really quite
unsophisticated, is later tricked by
this man into accompanying him in
to a hotel of questionable repute,
where the two, innocent of any
wrongdoing, are captured in a po-
lice raid and Naomi has an unpleas-
ant experience in the night court.
Not long after this Naomi marries
Frederick Harmon, a broker. The
birth of a baby completely trans
forms the girls character and she
cares only for her home, her hus-
band and her child. The husband,
however, is still much inclined to
the galeties of the set in which he
had become acquainted with Naomi.
II is not long before he meets Helen
Carew, a woman with a past, who
fascinates him partly for her amuse-
ment and partly for mercenary rea-
sons.
Eventually Harmon's infatuation
for the other woman becomes known
to Naomi. She is heartbroken, par
tieularly when Harmon goes so far
as to ask her to divorce him in Or
der that he may marry Helen. This
she refuses to do. Helen, anxious
to get the man entirely in her
clutches, enters into a plot with a
crooked detective whereby Naomi
Is to be caught in a compromising
situation, thus giving her husband
grounds for divorce from her. The
detective picks up a convict just out
Of Sing Sing and by means of a de-
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-12-21

Pickford. In keeping with their de.
sire to present only high class pir-
lures the H. N G. C. Theater will on
Sunday, Des. "a present William H..
Crane in his great stage success David
Harum. The character of David Har-
UNI is one that embraces country
banker, horse trader and philosopher,
who lives comfortably, if not extrav-
agantly, with his sister Polly, better
known to the community as Aunt
Polly. 1t is doubtful if any drama or
fiction has ever achieved such wide
spread success and Mr.. Crane in con-
senting to reproduce the character OF
David Harum for the screen. has ex'
tended a favor to every man, woman
and child of this country. This is
picture that will delight every child,
and parents will teach their children a
good lesson for Xmas, by having them
see this photo play, the cast includes
May Allison and Harold Lockwood,
two delightful artists. The program
will include Ham and Bud.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-12-21
PAIR OF FEET IN PUDDLE OF
WATER-THAT'S ALL.
A Strange Tale Told BY MIR. Phoenix
CafierO.

In relating a very interesting story
to a crowd of young men, Mr.. Ca
Zero tells of seeing nothing but the
feet of a man, wearing an obvl-
ously new pair of shoes and occu-
pying a puddle of water, In whicn
the wearer of the shoes is l1mperlng
the soles by raising and lowering
himself on his toes.
AS there is an answer to every
thing that happens, so there Is an
answer to this strange scene. Inc
Wearer of the shoes is an ex-convict
inst out of prison and wearing a
complete outfit of the clothing Whlch
is furnished to the prisoners When
set free.
The shoes, being new and cheaply
made, have a decided squeak when
the wearer obtains them, this being
a common characteristic of prison
shoes. The ex-convict wants to get
rid of the squeak as quickly as pos
sible. and to that end he stands in
the water and soaks the soles.
While engaged in this occupation
he is seen by a crooked detective
who is looking for thug to assist
him in framing up" some one in
order that her husband may get a
divorce from her. The detective in
stantly spots the man as bird
lust sprung" from prison and sue
ceeds by persuasion and intimida'
ton in getting him to do what he
wants done The rest of the story
will be told tomorrow night at the
Folly Theatre, where Norma Tai
madge will star in the great play
Fifty Fifty"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-12-21
CRESCENT THEATER.

Clifford Nipple will be seen at the
crescent Theatre Xmas week in
Dream Girl O'Mine." In the story
We nrst see the home of Sheila Far
rem widow. Many are suitors for
her hand. Among those who seek to
Wed Sheila is one McGleish in whose
Afe the estate left to the widow has
oeen placed by the terms of her late
husbands will. The persistency of
scGieish and others seeking her
Mno, proves gerat annoyance to the
wow, who cares for none of them.
inen comes from America a bright
sno vivacious Irish girl of American
eftn' together with her brother who
strong sympathizer with down.
soooen Ireland. Again McGleish pro-
uses marriage to Sheila, and a hap
inspiration comes to her to rid her.
OF the annoying suitors by an
anclng her engagement. She Sc
s Dig, good natured Dave O'COn-
the Irish patriot-poet- who
81 -,''es under the non-de-plume Of
uAmeen Dhu" as the man to whom
e VIII engage herself. Dave has
~, thought Of marrying, but is always
uiing to oblige, and succumbs to
pieadings to be engaged-not yet
nn'mg met his fate in the person Of
nesy O'Dea, the American maid.
sesys brother is the bearer of GER
~. az nominating papers associating
~ with the Silent Four" a myster-
order of rebellious Irishmen.
s. Ella tells McGleish that she is en-
- s.eeo 70 Dave, and the disappointed
,ner resolves to revenge himself
oetaying the brother of Peggy-a
~. Trend of Dave's-to the author
- 10 do this he gains possession
ue papers named that have been
~ us'ea to Dave and is aided in this
me oid landlord of the Inn at which
~ nses. The latter is jealous of
-. vines admiration for the young
80 ana vents his spleen at the wife
s"ing McGleish. The papers are
- turned over to a representative
Ae English government at a GER
hs ~ ume and place, but this becom-
Anown to the Irish patriots, the
c..seh clever ruse, succeed in Sc
the tell-tale evidence of plots
sA'nst the crown and returning it to
I've who denounces the instigators
me scheme, and thereupon Nc
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coy message Naomi is induced to go
to a hotel room, where the man
from Sing Sing is waiting for her
Once the two are in the room to-
gether it is raided by newspaper re-
porters and a photographer, and a
flashlight of Naomi in the arms of
the convict is obtained.
The husband brings suit for di-
vorce, offering as evidence the sto-
ries of the witnesses at the raid and
the flashlight photograph. He also
asks custody of the child. Naomi
startles judge and spectators when
she declares that she should be al
lowed to keep the child, because
Harmon is not its father. The judge,
however, suspects that Naomi is sac
rifcing her reputation in order to
keep her baby, and, calling the girl
into his private office, he gets the
truth from her.
Meantime there has been an I'M
expected development in the affairs
of Helen. The man from Sing Sing
had been her lover before he went
to prison, and she is unpleasantly
surprised when the detectives use
of him brings him again into her
life. The ex-convict is in Helen's
rooms, trying to renew their old as
ISOLATION, when Harmon comes to
see her. Helen hastily hides the
jailbird, but while she is talking to
Harmon the convict comes out and
tells Harmon of the woman's past
and his connection with 1t.
Mortified at the revelation of Hell
ems true character, Harmon goes
out of her life and in the course
of time succeeds in winning his way
back into his home.
The Cast is as follows:
Naomi ..... Norma Talmadge
Frederic Harmon j. w. Johnston
Helen Carew .... Marie Chambers
Louise O'Malley 80. Ruth Darling
The Man from Sing Sing ........
H. S. Northrop
The Judge Frank Currier
The Detective LDodson Mitchell
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