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Arizona republican., 1916-04-11
HOLIDAY FOR
BURTON HERE
Mayor Young Proclaims Tn
official Half Day Off That
Phoenix May Gather to
Hear ex-senator at Y. NJ.
c. A. Friday Afternoon

The people Of Phoenix will have an
opportunity to see and hear one of
the big men of the nation on April
a. when former United States Senator
Theodore f. Burton arrives. He will
address meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A.
stadium in the afternoon of that day
and will leave in the evening for the
coast. Mr.. Burton vas regarded.
when d member of the house Of rep
resentatives az the ablest member Of
that body ana in the senate he took
first rank
In honor Of the coming Of the SEN
ator the following proclamation vas
issued Yesterday by Mayor Young:
1T is an admitted fact that pat
riotism in the United States is on the
decline. Many causes have been and
are attributed for this shameful con-
ditiOn-amone the more prominent be-
ing the increase OF luxury. corrupting
use Of money in politics and lack of
respect for the different positions to
which the people elect their public
servants
Let the good people of Phoenix
prove this community is not lacking
. in respect for men at least OF national
repnte. for as the servants of the
people it is by and through these men
the best in our government must be
guarded and preserved.
senator Burton. man of more
than national reputation viii visit
our beautiful city next Friday. Apri!
-. He will address the people a the
v NJ G. A. court
Without any legal authority. but
with every moral authority To show
. reSpect 10 sucl a distinguished man,
and AZ the request of many prom-
nent private citizens. it is my pleasure
I ~ the mayor of Phoenix. to reques;
. the business NOR and citizens of
PhoenJX To observe the afternoon %
: tfidaY. April 10 n half holiday.
: ttat all those desiring may have the
privilege of hearing the distinguished
/ senator speak upon the national is
= sizes Of The d2r.
Done at the office Of the MAYOR
at the city ii Phoenix this 10th day
Of April. 1916
GEO. E. YOUNG
Mayor
Attest
FRANK THOMAS.
City Clerk
Arizona republican., 1916-04-11
WHO HAVE HOMES
FOR TWO YOUNG
AMERICAN GIRLS

Two American girls. nine yeJrs of
age are without homes.
The girls who are bright and at
tractive are in charge of probation
officer Ora J Matthews who would
like to find desirable homes for both
the children.
one little girl is an orphan who
declares she would be absolutely
happy if she could live in the coun-
try and so to school. The other is Il
neglected child and she too. would
be willing to help in the home for
an education.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-11

yesterday. which was held in the house
chamber at the state house.
Among those who were present were:
the following county superintendent
Apache, J. w. Brown, Of St Johns:
Cochise. Miss Minnie Lintz. Tomb
stone: Coconino. Miss Lenore Frances.
Flagstaff; ella, Miss Mabry Crozier.
Globe; Graham, :. c. Haywood SAT
ford; Greenlee, J. w Aker Clifton:
Maricopa, j. \. Higgins, Phoenix: Mo
have, Mrs. l.. J. Lassel, Kingman:
Navajo. Joseph Peterson. Ilolbrook:
Plnal Miss Lola LeBaron. Florence
lavapai. w. Curtis Miller Yuma, Miss
{. Louise BoehrinSer Yuma
Arizona republican., 1916-04-11
PERRY NJ. LING TO
HANG OUT SHINGLE

Perry NJ Ling. son of the late
Reese NJ Ling yesterday announced
that he would take up the practice
of law in Phoenix. 1t is understood
that he will be associated with a
local attorney hut MI Ling was not
ready to make any announcement of
his plans last night other than to
say he would locate here.
Mr.. Ling was at one time coh-
nected with the city attorneys office
of Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-11
SESMAS DISCHARGED:
AROS GIRL DENIES
FORMER STATEMENT

Twelve year old Sever;na Aros took
the witness stand in Justice De Sou
za's court yesterday and denied all the
statements she is said 10 have made
the probation officers about her reIa-
tons with siXty-Year-old Bernardo
SeSmas.
She said she went out with him on
two or three occasions at one time not
returning home until one O'Clock in
the morHin" but that there was moth
ing wrong in hi; conduct. No other
witnesses were called and the cas-"
against Sesmas. who was charged
with rape, was dismissed The little
girl, however was not permitted to
return to her home but was taken IL
c,.arge by the Juvenile court
Arizona republican., 1916-04-11
WEATHER TODAY
Republican A. F. Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON. d. c. April To-
For arizona: Tuesday and Wednesday
unsettled with rain north and central
portions; colder Tuesday
For colorado: Tuesday increasing
cloudiness and colder west portion
with rain by right. partly cloudy east
portion; Wednesda unsettled and
colder with rain west and central por-
tons.
For New Mexico: Tuesday generally
lalr and slightly cooler: Wednesday
unsettled. colder north portion
For Oklahoma and West Texas:
Cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-11
SCHOOL TEACHERS
MEET At CAPITAL
Pedagogues at Head of Different Coun-
ties Meet Here in Annual Session

State Superintendent OF Education c.
Q. Case, was busy IN session Yesterday
with the annual meeting of county su-
perintendents. 4 number of things
and conditions peculiar to the schools
of Arizona were taken up in the session
Arizona republican., 1916-04-11
CALENDAR OF EVENTS

The Arizona District Conference OF
the NJ. +. Church. South will he held
at Cartwright. The conference will
be in session for three days. morn
ing. afternoon and evening. The
opening sermon will be preached this
evening by Rev. Robin Gould o.
Bowie. On Wednesday evening. Roy.
c. I. Moore of Los Angeles divis-
ional field secretary of the south
western division will conduct a Sum
day school institute and there will
lie layman's service Thursday
evening While that afternoon will be
devoted to the work of the W-omans
Missionary Society.
The regular weekly Country club
dance will be held at the Country
club tonight
The public is cordially invited 10 at
tend d free public lecture on Christian
Science at the Elks' theater this
evening at SIS. The speaker will be
Mr.. John W. Doory. C. s. g. Of Leeds.
England. He is a member of the
Board OF Lcctureship of The Mother
Church, The First Church Of Christ.
Scientist. i'll Boston, assachusetts and
speaks here under the auspices of
First Church Of Christ, Scientist, of
this city.
The regular meeting Of Roosevelt,
Parent Teachers Association will take
place Thursday afternoon at p. m.
at the Roosevelt school. There will
also be a rummage sale
The Womans Missionary Society
of the Central Methodist Church
will meet this morning at ten thirty
I for an all day session at the church.
/ All members are urged to attend
! and bring their lunch
The Royal Neighbors Thimble So
ciety will meet today with Neighbors
Snauff Swea tman and Thornton at
the home of Mrs. Jnauff 1866 West
Jackson street.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-11

Just come to town. Velvet Rubber
Diamonds with Black Squeegee tread,
Red Walls. Come in and see them
whether you need tires now or not.
Payne X Sautley. Diamond Tires
ADV. 1t
Arizona republican., 1916-04-11
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Stored Water Supply


Elevation of water in reser-
Voir at Il. m. ..... 226.9S
Contents. acre feet ..... 400. 800
Loss in "A hours. acre feet. 664
Elevation one year ago ..... 221.11
Contents one year ago ... BIZ POS
Amount Of water used for ir-
riSation. south side. NJ. H.. 2S,34J
AMOUNT of water used COR ir-
r'gation. south side, NJ l. 25.41S
Arizona republican., 1916-04-11
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
Furnished by v. S. Weather Bureau

TNItSH I'll temperature NeSterUaN, 7
degrees.
Deficiency IN temperature since the
first of the month. ; degrees
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January l. 213 degrees.
Deficiency in rainfall yesterday %
inch.
Deficiency in rainfall since first OF
month, - inch.
Accumulated excess in rainfall since
January !. "a inches.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-11
Data for Tucson

Highest temperature yesterday. Sc
Rainfall yesterday .................
Arizona republican., 1916-04-11

Hire a little salesman at The Re-
publican office. A want ad will see
more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-11

Sheriff George Sears returned from
Santa Ana yesterday with Francisco
Tapia who is charged with non-sup-
port. Tapia has wife and six
children.
UNOELiVERED TELEGRAMS =
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph office
for the following: J. c. Robins. Chas.
$. Ayers, Mr. Dietz ". H. Tharpe.
$ ~ Green. r. s. White. Leslie II.
Webb. J. H. Grabtree J. W. Gould,
Morris =. Kirk and Nathan Kendall.
7. IOWA PICNIC TODAY-AH former
residents of Iowa, their families and
friends should be at East Lake Park
this afternoon to enjoy the annual
Iowa picnic. Special games and
sports from three to six o'clock. Pic
mic basket dinner at six followed by
short program. A good time for all
is promised by the officers and COM
mittees. Forget business for a few
hours
ESPEE is CITED-An order was
filed in the superior court yester-
day that the Southern Pacific rail-
road~company appear in court on or
4 before Aprl II ana snow cause IOT
refusing to carry out the judgment of
the court. The plaintiff is ID. H. Nc
Clintock. who recently was given
judgment in case against the rail-
road in which the road refused to
carry Refs Special" which was
analysed a carbonated beverage and
not an intoxicating liquor
FINALLY CElEBRATE-With the
indian School band in the lead the
friends of Mr.. and Mrs RAYMOND
i Nellis escorted the newlyweds in pa
Tade about the Indian School campus
last evening. Miss Marguerite Krebs
daughter Of Prof. krebs of the art
department of the school and Ray
mond Nellis were married three weeks
ago. They slipped away from theil
friends. and thus prevented SHY
aree" until their return Yesterday. Mr.
Nellis is interested in mines at Su-
perior. The young couple will max
their home here.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-11
HAIR GOODS FOR SALE

Hire little salesman at The Re
publican office. A want Ad will see
more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-11
PRICES PAID TODAY BY
WALTER HILL CO,
CONSIDERABLE MONEY

corporation commission yesterday
granted permission to the Southern
Pacific r. f. to float bond issue
of S3j.000.000 the money to be used
in buying rolling stock
DESERTION Deputy
Sheriff George Sears returned from
Santa Ana Yesterday with Francisco
Tapia who is charged with non-sup-
port. Tapia has a wife and six
Arizona republican., 1916-04-11

The Royal Neighbors ThimbIe So
ciety will meet today with Neighbors
Snauff. Swea tman and Thornton at
the home Of Mrs. Jnauff 1866 West
Jackson street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
no STAR AUDREY MUNSON IN
FILM ALLEGORY "pI'Rl,

Audrey Munson, famous artist =
model and International beauty. Is TO
10" starred shortly by the Mutual Film
Corporation i'll Il siX-act film allegory
10 be released under the title of
purity" This production is being
made at the studios OF the American
Film Company, Inc, at Santa Bar
hara. Cal.
Many OF the scenes were taken in a
natural amphithcater on one of the
most beautiful estates on the Pacific
Coast. Many weeks have been re-
CURED to perfect the scenes. and every
detail in the filming OF this spectacle
is Icing worked out under the eyes of
artists Of note.
Miss Muuson, known aS "thc Nmcri-
can Venus" appears In the nude in
various scenes, presenting u series OF
noteworthy poses which arc known the
world over. and for which she WAS
tho inspiration as we'll as the model.
Among these poses In which Miss Nun
son appears in Purity" arc "pcsccrd-
ing Night" which attracted sich wide
spread attention At the Panama Pacific
Exposition ut san Francisco. and for
which She originally posed: tho Run
ming Diana" and "l!Allegrc," famous
hrpuzcs by Henry Herring. and other
Woll-lEuoWn works of art.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
hENoNE UIRICH BEGINS
WORK ON ..'TfE IN,TRItJ-J,,

i."n"r, Clrich, who recently closed
a biA -"ason on Broadway in Bclasco's
pIaH The Heart of Wetona," is bust
~ cI@aSed at the Pallas Pictures Stu
"los' IN Los Angeles, on her latest
ph"t"play vehicle for the Paramount
program, The Intrigue" The subject
Is hcins staged under the direction
or Frank Lloyd and presents a timely
drama by Julian Crawford Ivcrs. The
story Involves the present intcrna-
uon"l condition. although II is not
actua4iN war play. Staged partly
~ Europe and partly In the United
N''t"s' II tells OF n young American
inventor and his perfected N-ray gun
'hat would rcvolutionize warfare In
negotiations with a foreign power he
- Swallowed by the secret service OF
another nation at war
Tenor" tlrich in the role of the
beautiful spy, Countess Sonia Carnli. is
gwen character that will prove quite
inherent than any in which she has
appeared At the same time the part
ea1's Tor Just such sterling dramatic
talent IS has been displayed by her
p''a on the stage and screen. The sup
porting east viii offer several new
races under the Pallas Pictures trade
mark Including such talented players
as C,cH van Anker. Florence Vidor
$40 raul Wcigel. together with tho
t"c 'allas favoritcs, Herbert stand
ING ana Howard Da Vics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06

doored apartment--a pungcnt smoke
cloud filled the little room
Mrs. Wigs. half-dressed. heard tho
report Flinsing long cloak around
her. shc dashed iown the hall. ont
side Elsie's door She paused. No sound
came from inside. She was about to
her that Martel. who had doubtless
fired tho shot. might very possibly nut
Il second bullet into her own head
should she break IN upon the scene of
carnage
So shc fed down tho passagcwav
and down the stairs and out into tho
midnight city.
In the studio street a throng OF
jewellers were making night hideous
with their racket. Horns, rattlcs con-
tctt', 'ticklers." cowbclls, tickcr-tapc,
ana dozen other temper wreclSinE
dcVices were III evidence. a mimic
battic had sprung up In tho middle Of
INC Walk. Groups of by standcrs on
their way to restaurants, had halted
TO laugh at the spectacle. a peg-Dost
policeman looked on with a tolerant
grin.
suddenly tho policeman drew him
self up and Salutcd, as a man and a
woman In evening dress paused near
nm to watch tho fun. Patrolmau
o'Bricn had good memory for faces.
ANA TINS man with the slender fair
halrcd girl on his arm, was Charles
Morchousc lfalloran. tho new district
attorney who was to tako office to-
morrow.
tTo be continued to-morrow1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06

rs advise. 90 back TO her. I'll wait
for you on the pier. III you aren't
there at sailing time I'll know you've
taken my advice about giving her n
few days more of your society. I'll go
ahead. and I'll expect you by the next
boat. Hurry. Martcl. Don't let any
woman 20 ON weeping when you can
spare her moments sorrow That
may sound sentimental. But it's truo.
IT'S just II o'clock. Glancing again at
his watch. she may still be up"
Ton minutes later Martcl was climb
ing the stairs he had descended n hair
an hour carlicr-thc stairs leading 10
Elsic's apartment
Meantime the girl had gradually 70
covered from her swoon. Sitting nm
dazedly, She looked about her In
vacant-cycd amaze. Then She saw thn
tho floor. And, all ut once, she re-
membcrod
Tho man she adorcd had deserted
hcr-had left her all alone i'm the
world. And she cried aloud in the
anguish of her rcawakcncd grief
Tie cry reached the cars of AR.
wigs. who was winding hcr alarm
clock, prior to getting into bed. rho
ianitrcSS paused set down tho ,I,cL
and reached for some of her lately
removed garments. Presumably, il
was going to be worth while To ,Iro.s
again and to do II little moro cave.o
dropping.
Elsic's dilatcd eyes straycd from tho
suit case TO something lying on r,,r.
beside il. Something that rIintcI
auccrly in tho lanplight. It was Ed.
win Martcrs revolver.
As though hypnotizcd by it's glitter
she continued to stare at IT, Present
ly her hand went forward. aInos,
stealthy: and her fingers closed aroun,l
the pistol butt. Here, to her dis
ordered mind. was tho full and final
solution Of her problem.
Martcl had left her. And. in 1oav-
ing, II" had taken away all that mad,
her life worth living. Perhaps when
he should hear shr was dead. he might
be sorry From the grave she could
sting him with Il barb of rcmorsc
This was his own pistol, too-th,s
pistol whose mu2zlc felt so CratefuIlv
cool against her fcvcr-hot flesh.
Elsie let herself play morbidIv with
the idea, as child morbidly bites on
sore tooth. She knew little of fire.
arms. But she had heard that II :,
trigger We're pressed hard enough
She did not know just how hard ono
needed 10 tuC. before the pistol ,youId
go Off. And. eXperimentally. she tight
cned hcr forctingcr around the trigger
There was nash-a roar thai rc
Vcrhcratcd through the whole loose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
SILENT DRAMA At END
SAYS WILLIAM ENkNJ'M

William Faruum believes that rhe
end of the silent drama is not far
lIus apparent heresy on the par, OF
ino FOX actor is, in fact, not hcresy
at H. Mr.. Farnum secs merely n
strong tendency with regard to act
ing developing in the motion picture
Aeld
1T is my opinion" says MIR. Far
nnm. that actors ana actresses VIII
nave 10 learn parts before long for
'E" silent drama as they have ALWAYS
had 20 for the spoken drama Every
thing points to growth In the newer
art IN that direction
or course. action will probably ol
ways remain the dominant note in the
films II Is undoubtedly true that the
biggest and steadi"st advances viii be
made in obtaining new ana bo,-or
Photographic effects. but. after all. the
'nndatton OF every good picture is tho
scenario. And in the hirhcr.rrod,
scenario. there are many scenes IN
"A!ch thc only action &c the good o,d-
fashioned word of mouth knd yyi,t
me appropriate gestures.
lontomimc is naturally ont cr ,r.
question In such cases The actor has
i" say something or tho scene falls
Nat WHY not make the thing pa,,,r,,
nN giving him q definite snnak;nt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
STOP! CALOMEL
IS QU|CKS|L YER
It's mercury! Attacks the bones,
SaliyateS and makes
you sick.

There's no reason why person
should take sickening. saliva ting call
omel when so cents buys a large bot
Tie Of Dodsons Liver Tone-a perfect
substitute for caiomel.
1t is pleasant, vegetable liquid
which Will start your liver just as
surely as calomel. but 1t doesn't make
you sick and can not salivate.
Children and grown folks can take
podsons Liver Tone. because it is per-
tcctly harmless.
Calomcl Is a dangerous drug. 1t is
mercury and attacks your bones Take
4 dose of nasty calomel to-day and
YOU VIII feel weak. sick and nauseat-
ed tomorrow. Don't lose a days
work Take n spoonful OF Dodson's
Liver Tone instead and you will wake
up feeling great. No moro biliouspess,
constipation. sluggishness. headach
coated tongue or sour stomach. Your
druggist says If you don't find bod
sons Liver Tone acts better than hor-
ribie calome. your money is waiting
'or you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
WILLIAM II. THOMPSON IN
"THE DIVIDEND" AZ pI,n,

Appearing as joint star with Charles
Ray, Tr!anEle's youthful favorite. in
The DIVIDEND" new drama rc!cuse at
the Bijou for tho yrock-c,d is WiIli,r,
II. Thompson. veteran broadway star
and noted as one OF the ,nost famous
character actors on the speaking stage.
The part assigned 10 Thomson IT,
'The Dividend" IS one aN!ch gives him
every opportunity TO display his tai
fents. The role Of .fonU steele is that
of n grinding, hcarrlcse dcspo; OF ~.
industrial world whose greed and
avarfce have so crushed his finer feel
ings that wifi" ana son succoesj,,c],.
sink into despair and aoar ,brorrb
his neglect and cruclty
There also viii be rrcysrr,l -a,.
Triangle * evstouc coaod,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
MYRTLE: STEDoIAN STAR
OF rIIOTOrLAY At ouI.ny

Myrtle Stcdman. star OF the p,llo,
Pictures. viii be n the Odcon for the
rest OF the week In the Paramount,
picture play. Tho American Beauty.
The producers say that this picture /.
of an exceptionally high order and mai
1t unqucstionably VIII prove enter
tanning and interesting. The sets are
Eaid to be particularly lavish
The play is described as "tus1 NJ
nance" with sufficient thrills 70 Eeen
interest properly keyed Those who
have watched Miss Stcdman's efforts
in the past neco hardly be told tina,
she Is an exceptiouanv clcver vounc
woman besides possessing an unusua!
amount OF beauty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
MIDWEEK NEWS OF MOVIES
Movie Calendar

s NrCTOR-To-dnY. Lois Meredith.
In "SpcllbOund"; Tomorrow. "rhc
& City of Illusion" with Mirunn An
derson md Paula Shay. also johnny
md Emma Ray in romcdyI SAT-
urdny, "Bcyond tccnll." "Who's
Gutlty." drama. with Anna Nilsson
and Tom Moore. and Western
feature and II comedy.
IS NGX-To-day, ANN Little. in
1'Thc Ranger ar Lonesome GuIch";
tomorrow, Crane " iihur. I'm
4 ssWnstcd Ecmr>"; SATURDAY.. Crane
Wilbur, in - King Of ,Ini>c-Iic-
licvc.r md George Owe. in u COM
edS.
NEW-To-dnH. "My>tcrlcs or
Myra," md isis" IIorkius. in "a COM
edyi to-morruw. Charlie Chaplin, in
.A Night at the show; Saturday.
special chiidrcn'> matinee. also
'TrcaSurr island" and Charlie
Chaplin.
lSJS-ro-iay, Stuart lioliurs and
Dorothy Bernard. in '.'rhc Sins or
Mem; tomorrow. Clara kimbaii
Young, in "Thc Feast of Lifc": SAT-
urdny, Edmund Brrc>r. in "1hc
Spell OF the Yukon" and niIIic
Burke in another chapter of ..Glo-
rin's Romnncc."
ODEON-'To-da,. Tomorrow and
Saturday. Myrtle Stcdman, In '.Thc
American beauty
DIJOU-rn-dIy. Tomorrow and
Saturday. "Thc Di>id"nd.' with Will
linn IL. Thompson and Charles Ray
also n Trianglc-kc4> stone comedy.
q q 1t y I ~
Lockwood ana May Allison. in ..Thc
NInslScd Rider; Tomorrow and Snt-
urdnS, William Fnrnnm. in "rhe
Man From Bitter Roots"
STIlAND-To-tay. -.nnrrn,y and
Saturday. ANNA PaNiown. in "Thc
Dumb Girl of POrtiri."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
LIGHTNING HITS FIVE BARNS
Severe Storm Causes Hcnyy I,o.,c, IN
various Parts OF Rockingham
County.
Lspccial to The Timcs-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
liAltiiiSoNbOltG, VA. July Give
barns in different parts or RoclsIn1
ham County were struck by lightnin:,
ana destroyed during the terrific storm
III this section on sunday afternoon.
Telephone communication WAS cut Off
from llarrisonburH and news is com
ing in by mail. The owners Of the
barns are Miss Annie Erwin, OF Bridge
water loss $1,000; John l.. Driver, OF
Spring Creek. $1,000 DR.. w. w. Koontz,
Of Spring Creek. $1,000: T. c. Mccoy,
OF Elkton, $1,000: w. W. Whitmorc, of
Broadway, 500
Several horses, wheat and farming
implements were consumed. Miss Err
yin was in her barn when tho build :
Ing was struck. She saved her horse.
Vast damage WAS done to crops. gar
dcns and roads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
CALLED FROM MOVIE WAR
ru lnkIlIDl, ron SIIl

All day while working for "'rhc Sting
Of Victory" ESSanay'S new five -act fca
turc. with Henry b. Walthall. the mem
hers of the First Regiment, Illinois
crack guardSmen, had been awaiting
the Presidents order to mobiles for
Mexican duty. Director Hayden. with
five assistant directors and eight cam
era mon was sweating blood to finish
all spectacular battle scenes before tho
soldiers could be ordered away and
nullfy all efforts. Oddly enough, the
call TO 20 "a tho front reached tho
boys just two minutes after the final
scene had been taken.
Although battle scenes arc secondary
IN the new Walthall picture. some
wonderful effects were produced This
was largely duo, ii is believed. to tho
enthusiasm OF tho guardsmcn. as they
were momcntarily expecting the call
% Mexico
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
REMEMBER

That we are not prospecting for
oil. These fields, by actual tests,
SHOW more promise than was
given by the now inexhaustable
wells in Texas and Oklahoma.
Our holdings are near the
Chesterfield coal fields. Where
there are coal fields there is
gas seepage. Where there is
gas seepage there is oil. Where
there is oil there is MONEY