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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-23
Facts, Fun and Folly.

Who would have the public
investigators OF the L fuOn eaI
found however containing ranw are breed
places mosquito the sole agent in spreading malaria a
might have resulted in the saving OF
assisted preventing
business about the premises an" Out II
must yards let's 10 that the can mas
in bottom.
One Hundred and Nancy Sweet OF Owego " y
credited with being State by the recent census
last She born IN France
old She has lived oWeso Nou
in New orleans WHO Is lVf !' ~ i
to the age of 49,
An Ohio man daughter school because he believed
the woldwa round
Union musicians in protest against permit
chldren's bands o engagements
in live with 1ather
the father had married nVe days
after death of his wife. -
in public school, because his teacher
threatened 10 hoo0
teacher he his seat He was arrested
medical journal children be put through nose
them how to blow their noses
properly.
gallons Russian has on hand
general minister that be destroyed lest
some fture administration temptation into money by
seIln a a beverage
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-23
Baptisnls.

The following baptisms took place
at the church:
Lynne Joseph, son OF John P. Nc
Closkey and Claire A. Walters, 22S
Alix Street. baptized March 16 by
Rev. ]. p. Cassagne. Sponsors, Mr..
and Mrs. L. G.. Walters.
Gilmore Martial George, son of
Gilmore Picon and Blanche Roubier
of 619 Pelican avenue. Baptized
Sunday by Rev. T. ]. Larkin. Spon-
sors, Louis Roubier and Edna Mary
Keeff.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-23
iCitOTS.

Very Rev. r. SOllier, s. NJ, ID. D.,
the Provincial Superior of the Mar
list order, is here for his usual yearly
visit. He went to Lutcher last Sun
day from whence he shall go to JEFF
fersOn College. He reports every
thing to be thriving in the different
houses of the Society.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-03-23

Algiers Algier
100 p. N. Daily ex. Sat. 4 Sun. 9 AS a. M
:05 a N. Mixed, daily eI. Sun. Z :25 D. n
30 p. On. Sat. Sun. onlJ. g AS q. N
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
FURTHER INFORMATION
AWAITED NNNluI SLY

LONDON. February :G.-Thc only
word concerning the German claim to
taking the armored fortress of Duuau-
mont outside OF Ncrdun. comes through
German sources. Further information
is awaited anNiously, owing ~ the
recognized strategic Importance OF this
fort. which is the base of solid field
works on line OF hills 1000 feet high
about six miles northeast OF Ncrdun
The last detailed information showed
the French holding lines two and one
half miloS beyond Douaunon,. with
this powerful fortress and its field
works giving steady support.
The Pail Mall Gazette says the
French are sustaining AN assault
cuu;,linG in intensity the hottest en-
gagemcuts of the entire war.
The Westminster Gazette expresses
confidence that the main fortress is inn
prcgnable. IT predicts that the prin
Cipal result of the German attack will
be tremendous losses. which will cripple
the effectiveness CT the Germans in sub
scquent operations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
TWO

hie interest. while not comparable in
importance to those around Nerdun. are
happening In other war theatcrs.
From Persia comes the Russian an
iouncement that the important city OF
4 cr!nanshah has been taken by storm
~ Russian forces. Recent Petrograd
..Lvices have indicated an expectation
that tho southern movement OF this
russian army might eventually link
/; with the British operations in
the neighboring Mesopotamia. The ad-
vance to Kcrmanshah places the Rus
sian column within $50 miles OF Kut-c oil
.\mara, on the Tigris. near which a
British force is at present stalled on
its march TO tho relief of General
rownshend's bcleaguercd army at Kut.
In Albania the Austrians are evil
IDENTIFY having things all their own way.
particularly in the territory as far
south as Durazzo. An official statement
ISSUED in Rome admits the evacuation
Of Durazzo by the Italians, who re-
Gently were reported 10 have been de-
lcatcd on the outskirts OF the city by
tho Austrians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
LONDON HEARS REPORTS
THAT vERDUN HAS FALLEN
Not Generally Credited. but Posi-
bility of Capture Widely Dis.
C,iSSed in City.
OFFICIAL NEWS IS LACKING
Developments of Great German OF
fcnSire dominate News Columns,
and Newspapers Weigh Possible
ties of TeutOnic Success.
ny w. oI,TnN rEMsnN.

LONDON. ENG, February Colon
don Seethed tonight with rumors that
the great fortress OF verdun had fallen
The newspaper Offices were bcscgcd
with inquiries. but in the absence Of
official news. even from Berlin, which
had hurriedly announced in Il special
message the Storming Of Fort Douau-
mont there were many Slcptics. al
though the possibilities of the capture
OF Nerdun were widely discussed in
the West End clubs and the hotel
smoking rooms
The general opinion was that. il ar
Ter live days of the most violent fight
Ing. only one outer fort had been
stormed. ii would have been practi-
callN impossible in view OF the char
acter Of the inner defenses. which are
considered impregmablc. and the fact
OF the French massine huge forces OF
reserves there. FOR Ncrdun itself to have
succumbcd so speedily.
Some significance was however. at
tachcd to the silence OF the French
afternoon communicate regarding the
loss of Fort Douaumont. but this was
explained to some extent by later
French wireless. which declared that
uninterrupted bombardment. 1t was
Impossible TO increase the density OF
the troops without causing excessive
sacrifices.
1t was this statement which Is be-
ltercd to have been the origin of the
ruinor that Nerdun had met the fate
OF other great fortresses.
WEIGHT POSSIBILITIES
OF GERMAN SUCCESS
The developments of the great Ger
man offensive dominate the news COL
umns III all the papers. which eagerly
weigh the possibilities Of ultimate sue
cess for the Germans.
For example. the Globe SAYS:
The Germans are cudeavoring to
repeat at Ncrdun the tactics carried
OUT with such success by Won Mack
cnscn last spring on the Dunajec The
Germans then concentrated on a short
front huge numbers OF mon and guns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
WITHOUT REGARD
ION IlIIIIt SAlHII.IEI.

PARIS. February 2G-The Germans
are continuing c."!r violent attacks
north Of Vcrdun without regard 10
their sacritces. the War Office an
nounccd this afternoon
The German attacks ~ the region Of
Douau'nont east oi the Mouse. have
allied, the War once SAID. notwith-
tandinR repeated a,tacl,s ana ire
nendous slaugh:cr
Tho text OF the statcln.u, foliow..
The lighting is skill! being car,.i.a
On bitterly n! the region norm OF
Herdun. where the enemy continues mis-
efforts or the front 10 til" cas-, Of i've
Mouse. After the last engagement, our
troops retained their positions. in suite
Of the repeated assaults of tho enemy.
which no longer counts his sacrifices
In the region oF Douaumort tn.
battle, which is still raging, has taken
on most sangu!nary character
"on the front Of the Wocvre the ad =
vance post which We held as lines Of
observation from Ornes TO Hcnneraon,
sifice the battles OF last year. have been
attacked by infantry forces from both
sides OF the Meuae. Our artillery on
both Right and loft banks OF the river
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
HELM NAMES COMMITTEE
VIII Frame Resolution for InycstIrn-
ton OF New York Cotton
ExChnuyc,

WASHINGTON. February GA com.
mlttee TO represent the growing
states i'm the framing and introduction
or n resolution In Congress for tho
investigation OF the New York Cotton
Exchange. and to draft Il bin for the
regulation of cotton cxchanges>in tho
United States" was appointed to-day
by Representative IIeflin. MS the rcsu,t
OF the conference of cotton State mem
bcrs on Thursday night. The commit
tee is as follows: Representatives
Helm, Alabama. chairman: Jacowav.
Arkansas: Clark, Florida: Vinson
Georgia: Watkins. Louisiana: Daycu
port, oklahoma: Eagle. Texas: Sims
Tennessee: Doughton. North Carolina.
Aiken. South Carolina Gambler, Mis-.
stssippi: Russell. Missouri. Hayden,
Arizona. aud kettneY California.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
GLASS CHALLENGES
HOUSE INSURGENTS
(Comtinued from First pn.r

tlemen want. They want this country
TO withdraw its protection from Ameri-
can citizens under threats from Il for
eign nation to slaughter them on the
nigh seas, contrary TO the accepted
practices Of civilized. countries. They
want MS TO change international usaEes
because foreign nation threatens to
outrage these usages. They want us.
without ships Of our own. TO close our
ports TO the ineress and egress of
friendly foreign ships. thus paralyziur
the Industrial and commercial life OF
this nation and prostrating it's agri-
cultural activities. through fear of be-
Ing compelled to vindicatc the human
ana property rights Of the nation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
ITCHY SALT RHEUM
Sometimes Chilled "Reminiscences
by Hoods Sarsnpnrilla.

salt rhcum is one OF the worst and
unfortunately one Of tn" most common
OF all discusses How ii rcddcmS the
SKIN. itchcs, ooHcS, dries and scales
and then does this all over again,
sometimes IL covers the whole body
win ininmcd, burning patches and
causes intense suffering, which is COM
monty worse at night
Local applications may do some
GOOD hni they cannot permanently re-
love. Tho disease viii continue to an
Noy. pain and perhaps ngonizc until
the blood has been purified ana the
general health improved.
ASK Your druggist for Hoods Sarsa.
parilla, the good old reliable family
remedy II has given perfect satisfac-
ton IN thousands OF cases Insist on
having hoods Sarsnparilla for no
substitute acts ike it, Gc, il to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

not fall to make certain indentution."
The Star says:
This Is the first occasion In the
western warfare where battering-r ram
tactics have been carried through with
so great n measure Of success.
THE outer French lines north Of
Verdun had been strengthcncd to n
point. as IL was thought. Of imprcgna-
bility. and neither men nor shells wero
lacking.
"Thc German success Is the outcome
or sheer overwhelming force and ex-
ceptionally able handling OF reserves"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
CENSOR STRIKES OFT NAMES
OF GENERALS IN COMMAND

PARIS, February 26.--The defense of
Nerdun is believed to nc under the
direction Of General -, who is COM
handing the group OF armies OF the
east. seconded by General -. one
of the youngest and most active
French generals, who took an i'm
Dortant part in the battles in Lor-
raine before and during the battle
Of the Marine.
Another OF tho commanding officers
before Nerdun is General -. who
during the battle of the Marine was
In charge Of the artillery of the Sixth
Corps. while the army OF the German
Crown Prince WAS making tho first
attack upon the fortress. ON this oc-
casion rumor was circulated IN Ror-
lin that Ncrdun had been taken The
general >placed three groups OF three
inch guns In the Bozc woods and per-
mitted the German troops. who were
ornrwh Ginning the French infantry. TO
advance until they reached an AVERAGE
distance OF seven eighths of n mile
Then the three groups of field guns
opened fire ana checked the advance
The losses OF tho crown princes army
or that day were estimated 10000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
BoDES OF 1.OnO GERMANS
ABANDONED ON SLOPES

T-,,;,..
''' S'eS "i OK Eoh'
p''''"e'' I'lf' 'he
% '"t 'o'' Ce"Se" I" reply
'''i'''hS' !,
49,. ''''S '''' ti'e '"ft "a"
80 90 ''' 'e' III "'"e' 10
'"'''"'"'''er OF
!" wv" ''r!"""S
=. , ~ uv'"T'' 'hn me
mans COM "1'e" 'hat thelr shells
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
ADMIT HEAVY LOSSES
ARE BEING SUSTAINED

ZURICH, February &c (via London).
Herman newspapers received here adj
nit that heavy losses are being sus-
tanned in the Ncrdun offensive. and
warn the public against cNtravagant
hopes.
The Frankfurtcr Zeitung declares
that the German regiments are hight
ing in Il sea Of fire"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

That Is precisely what the President
does not want: 1t IL exactly what MANY
or us confidently believe that IN.
House or Representatives. would be
ashamed to sanction. ana when the
gentlemen who think they can dis.
credit the President shall attempt In,
exploit they will find some OF us quit.
ready for the fight"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

An official dispatch from Tcherar.
published yesterday. said that after :.
series OF battles in the mountain passes.
as q result of which the Russians can
tureh a considerable quantity OF booty
The Turks, who had been aided bv Ger
mans. had retreatcd towards Herman
shah. Kermanshali Is $50 miles south
west OF Teheran. and has population
or about 10000. The routes from Bag
lad shuster. lspahan. by way OF Ham.
adam. and Sulcimaniyah meet there and
make tho city an important center Of
traffic.
The Russian operations in Persin
which have eliminated in The capture
OF kcrnlnnshah, have had the local mr.
nose OF putting nh end TO the activities
or hostile mountain forces and organ
zed bands Of Kurds, aud il Is believed
mat they have tn" broader scope Of
preparing the way for junction of the
russians with the British expedi.ionarv
"rccs IN MeeopotanIia The move
'nent OF the Russians from Hamadau
southwcstward TO kcrnanshah brings
hen now 70 within $50 miles OF Eut
"!-Ainara, Oh the T!gris. whore Gen
@ral Townsherd's British force. which
vas ascending the river for the con
quest Of Raedad, IS hesingad bv the
Turks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
STRENGTHENED ny TROOPS
FROM RUSSIAN FRONT

The Westminster Gazette mentions
that the crown princes army was
strengthened by five corps for tho
great effort against Vcrdun and by
new troops drawn from the Russian
front
This fact" it goes on, brings homo
the necessity the Germans are under
to make their attack now if they wish
to decide matters i'll the west before
spring makes II possible for Russia
To move in full strength in the east
If the blow fails, Germany will be
so much less able TO hold up the
weight OF the russians.
The Evening Standard says:
France is fighting grimly with a
fun knowledge of the consequences Of
failure. and with no cnervating op-
tlmism. such as has been the Lane
Of this country.
THE French think. as we think, that
II the attempt fails. that failure will
he decisive. but they are wisely pre-
pared for the worst.
we would DO better satisfied IL in
England also there were less disposi-
ton to count upon certninties where
all Ia uncertain"
CAN GAIN ny PAYING
DISPROPORTIoNAT PRICE
The Pail Mall Gazette says:
1t is within the power OF any bel
iiEerent to effect gains of ground by
paying disproportionate price Neither
France nor her allies will pay undue
significance to the fact that the in
vader is forcing his way nearer Yer
dun, but the violence OF the onslaught
might almost suggest that Germany
VIII pay anything for a resounding
achievement. With preparations cor
responding to such Il resolve, she could
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
Charged with Disorder

Policemen Waters and Clarke YES
tcrdav arrested W. NJ Gray on n
charg" Of being drunk ana disordcrly
on the street. y charge Of resisting
the officers was entered against GRAY
at tn" second Precinct Station also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
Unable To Work

ih'S ~ to certify that l. Jerome II.
Mccormack. OF Sl7 Ivy Street. Johnson
city Tenn.. suffered from Congestion
OF the Kidneys. SO that at times / was
obliged TO move about the house with
the aid OF chair and unable to work
until ! used three bottles OF your
swamp Root. keep Dr. Kilmcr's
Root in my house at all times
ms ! knoY from experience that il is
the best Kidney medicine / can use.
Very truly yours.
j. II. MCCORMACK,
Johnson City, Tenn.
sworn and subscribed to before me. a
Notary Public. this March 3ls,. 1914.
SAM r. MILLARD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
GERMANS. BEHIND LINES.
REHEARSE VERDUN ATTACK
N>>cmhI" NJ Given spot and Repro
du"c ENnctly Intsndcd
Onset.

ne 'e'''
''. ""'''t no" rag
r-hr.ar, - ny. , ...,, :. ,.r.,,,,,,,f,,,,
i.:-rGes 20 divert attention ron, IN.
cu-ri.,g a,tacy, a., Io,d,,,
.,-.c,,. .s..,.
.. ~i-,'.. ~
Va, me -4hA.rssj ~, . ,,,i,.f,,,-. snaio
u.ffrg ne ,;.-,nar ,,,.. ~ ~, ...,t
aboG' q TIE delivered. y few DAYS pre-
TioU-.t -" soldiers We're ordered 10
assemble ~ q given spot, SO AS TO re-
IToduts exactly tho intended onset
There 7es ~. imitation on :. reduced
seal" o; French trenches and other
features OF The defense works The
Fea"in" had been worked out from
a.roT!ar" photographs Of the French
Lines. a;.G copies Of IN" plan or II scale
"' Ipo" 20 200 had been supplied 10
e"ch soldier.
Several attacks were rehcurscd ,,r.u
the general IL. charge was satisfied ,ba,
In. attackers knew just what to do.
inc attack In the Champagne on Feb
;uaT+ j :. which was conducted in three
successive waves, failed chiefly because
n'e chans" OF wind. the Petit Parsicn
SAYS, rendered ineffective large guam
'''E or asrhExiating gas and fame
throWc's. which We're relied upon for
IN" success OF the attack.
Serious bu, not dlsorio,inn" - ,to
common nhras. Which Z. ,,.oli g.,
official aud parliamentary circles re-
eardinE the progress Of the Germans
In their attack against Ncrdln
FRF.NCH LINZ: RECTu'IED
As yIEASI'RE: OF, I.urnc>fr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

replies without ceasins 10 the bom-
bardmcnt OF the enemy.
Nothing Of Importance has occurred
on the remainder OF the front
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

& Co. Y. a bot
OF
be
10 lie Mt all druc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
FRENCH PENETRATE
FIRST GERMAN TRENCHES

BEitlIiN, FEBRUARY 20 WA l4Onuon) -
The French forces in the Champagne
have made an attack on the German
positions south OF ST. Marie-a-Py.
The War Office statement to-day says
The French penetrated the first Ger
man trenches over distance of about
80 yards.
IL was announced by the German
Var Office to-day that the capture OF
The village of Champneuville, in the
Ncrdun sector, reported yesterday. was
based on erroneous information.
The statement follows
Western front: On the night OF
February 20 an advance by a British
detachment east Of Arnentieres was
repulsed,
I'm the Champagne the French made
IN attack south Of the st. Marie Ply
position, which we captured on Feb
ruary 12. They succeeded in penetrat-
ing our first-line trenches over width
OF about 2to yards.
East OF the Meuse considerable ad-
vances were made on tho battle front
in the presence of the King Emperor
our brave troops gained possession OF
the hills southwest of tho village of
IIouvemont and the group OF fortified
positions situated 70 the cast thereof.
In the fierce rush forward Branden-
burg regiments pushed on as far as
the village and armorcd fort Of
Douaumort. which they carried by
storm.
"in\ the plain Of the Woevre the
enemy's resistance broke down along
the entire front as far as the neigh
borhood of Marphoville (NIarchovii!e),
10 the south oc the national high road
from Paris TO Metz. Oar troops are
closely pursuing the retreating enemy.
''The capture OF the village Of Champ
melville. reported yesterday. was based
on an erroneous report
Eastern theater Apart from sue
cessful engagements participated in by
our vanguards. there IS nothing TO ,e-
por-.
Balkan :hea,e- The situation i un-
hanged
TIC Geraan s,z:-nea, Indicates :
le~%,arzs-. = me a:.a7E alonc wide
s'e=t . ,hs 5000. a-d ezs. %. .s.e
+Eic- ae7:a q Te-dua- aioar which
z-:'sssc-. a.H+-:7 IA. ,==- axe-t4s
E-s -aEt go Pa--s . N.;z -e:s-s.l
'c1s ;A-o-rh Hs-drr icsss..-
s.irA:ir - - so-t1sas;
:; g a,o-E ;s= COM. :rs re CO.
-aI7s e. NV z,;zohl-g as l5s,lre.
-2-- - $500 - 80 ;.c-;t O., ta-5.;r
=:6-c :h.s beg sssa5le4 eiul,-
r-ze7Ls.y t.o- =. -o-;A na-.ne-s,
80; md .sg;Hezs:
-zFp2-e@u, IN Ge.:rza- z-e a-rsleg.
--E .. attack s!,f.:,.- - ia. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

The names Of tho three French "eu-
erals referred to apparently have been
stricken out by the French censor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

and just blasted their way through
The result was the Russian retreat.
This method nccessitates simply Il
friShtful loss OF life, the attacking
troops being indeed used as so much
cannon fodder
al succeeded on the Dunajec be-
cause the RussianS were uutclnssed
both in guns and shells.
"Whe,he. the success will be re-
peated at Nerdun. where the French
are as fully equipped In all respects
as their enemy, is quite different
matter.
III as we suspect. this is the final
offensive against France. we must DO
prepared for such desperate attack
upon ourselves. The German navy will
not come out until the end is in sight.
and the gamblers throw must be made
TO cover the raid upon England"
The Evening News, alludng TO the
fall OF Fort Douaumont. says:
The news is unpleasant and UNI
expected. The famous Brandenburg
Corps ranks with the Prussian Guard
in driving force, and is ono OF the
kaiser's dearest favoritcs."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
D0UAUMONT FOUR MILES
NORTHEAST OF vERDuN
One of Cluster of Seven Forts Pro-
teCtinG City From the
East.
HUGE ARMY MAKES CONQUEST
Reported Capture Most Important
Event Since Inauguration of Ger
man Drive, Which Has Few PrcCc-
dents for Weight of Gums aud Men.

Fort pouaumont lies four miles
northeast of vcrdum. |, is one OF near
~ a score OF forts circlinp Ncrdun. and
Is situated just TO the north OF the rail-
road running east from the city OF
Metz
Douaum"u, is one of cluster OF
seven forts protecting Ncrdun from the
east. Forts DE Sauviilc. De Tavanncs
and st Mihcl lie directly between the
position conquered by the Germans and
the city OF Ncrdun.
The conquest OF this fort was made
by the right wing OF the huge attack
ing army. which has scored the great
est advance in the assault on the
French positions pouaumont is some
what to the east OF what has hitherto
been the principal line OF progress.
being situated four miles east OF tho
Meuse River Tho main force Of the
German attack. as indicated 10y the
previous official communications. was
being exertcd southwark along the
Mouse.
The capture Of Douaumont is the
most important achievement since the
inauguration OF the German drive at
Vcrdun--an onslaught which for fury
ana for weight OF men and guns has
few preceden;s i'll tho war.
FORM ONE; OF GREATEST
STRONGHoLDS or EUROPE
The French War once has expressed
confidence that. notwithstanding the
admitted grea, strength OF the German
drive. Ferdun ana it's protecting
fortrcSses would he abla IN MOLD nut
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-24
PICTURE TROOP
CONTAINS SOME
.SHININGSTARS.


Relative TO the moving picture COM
pany, which arrived on the MatsOnia
from San Francisco, the Chronicle
SAYS: ......~ -. ...-
Headed by ]. p. MCGOWAN, direct
or, and Helen Holmes, star, party
of actors, actresses, camera men and
the usual satellites of motion pic
ture company, arrived here yesterday
on their way to Honolulu, where they
will devote three weeks to the film
ing OF sensational ffNe.reel feature,
amid the tropical splendor of the isl
ands for the Mutual Film Corporation.
MCGOWAN AMI Miss Holmes. who
in private life is Mrs McGowan, are
connected with the Signal Film Com
pany, which is "a subsidiary Of the
Mutual Miss Holmes has been fea
tured IN a number of notable films,
depicting rai!Toad scenes, among
them The Girl and the Game" and
whispering Smith" The latter has
just been completed and will be re-
leased in the near future. She was
star of The Hazards of Helen s>@