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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

that point the boundary between the
Loop and the Raccoon river ranches.
Ard still IL could not have been said
that he had done this of elaboration.
Suddenly he paused in his walk,
which had become brisk, at a sound
which seemed to crystalize his former
inchoate distress into a sickening GER
tainty. The distant galloping Of a
horses hoofs fell upon the still air,
hollow and muffled from the springy
turf, dying into soundlessness.
Kilrain's breath thickened in his
throat. His nostrils dilated. His
muscles stiffened along his limbs.
Then, almost as an animal might have
done. a dog or q horse, he shook him.
self, and moved onward slowly. halt
ing on the instant.
Coming toward him through the en-
veloping gloom of the plain a slight
figure walked quickly, Needless of Kill
rains eyes, staining, increduIous OF
what they dimly discerned yet dis
cerned with an unpleasant certainty.
Just before him the figure stopped,
its breath catching in some shock of
surprise. ...
Jess" cried Kilrain. I'D hoped to
God my eyes had played me false!"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20
Embarrassing Affection.

A Baltimore woman has In her en-
pioy as butler a darby Of pompous
and satisfied mien. Not long ago he
permitted A chocolate-colored damsel,
long his ardent admirer, to become his
spouse.
On one occasion, when the lady OF
the house made temporary use Of the
services of her buffers wife, it was
observed that whenever the duties of
the two brought them together, the
brides eyes would shine with extraor.
binary devotion.
Your wife seems wonderfully at,
tached to you, Robert" casually OBJ.
served the mistress.
Eyes, ma'am," answered Robert com
placently. Amt It Jest sickenin' -
Everybody's Magazine.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20
Power Of Lightning.

Lightning has been proved to have
struck a building with force equal
to more than 12,OO0-horse power. A
single horse power, in mechanical cal,
culation, is equivalent to raising a
weight of $4,000 pounds one foot in
a minute. The force of lightning.
therefore, has been proved to be equal
to the raising of 3S4,0OO,OOO pounds
one foot in a minute. This is equal
to the united power of II of our larg.
est steamers, having collectively "a
engines of 5O0-horse power each. The
velocity of electricity is 30 great that
1t would travel round the world eight
times I'm a second.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

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mother
VIII.
Walter
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Exam
Casio
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Bearl
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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

Neatness Of footgear counts more
than ever before. The SHOES must. be
spotless, well polished and in good re-
pair. Heels that. slant are an outrage
on good dressing; moreover, they are
decidedly unhealthful.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

Black mercerized crochet cotton IL
desirable to use when darning stock
ings instead Of the usual mending cot
ton. 1t is stronger, eaEler to work with
and makes heater looking work than
mending cotton.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

Picture hats a la Rommey and Gains
borough are on the way. They will
be large and ostrich trimmed, very
likely.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20
CONTINUED next week.

Some Of the Paris dressmakers are
recommending high necked dinner
frocks with transparent bodices in
stead of those with a low neck line.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20


Never throw away stale bread. Cut
II into various shapes, place the cut
pieces in the corn pepper an" toast
them. You will then have them on
hand for garnishing purposes or for
croutons. These can be kept in glass
Jars for an indefinite length Of time,
and will be found most convenient
when one wishes TO add a dainty touch
to a dish set before an unexpected
guest. The croutons will add flavor
to the canned soup.
A home cold storage" for eggs may
be made by placing two inches OF wood
ashes in the bottom of a tin pail. In
this stand, on the small end, as many
fresh eggs as will At easily, without
letting them touch. Over these sift q
couple inches Of ashes and adjust an
other layer OF eggs. When the pail is
full, cover Il tightly and place In q
cool place, and the eggs win keep per-
fectiy Cor an indefinite time.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

New coiffuEes call in many instances
for high combs. Pins often hold the
strand Of hair in place until It is
swathed across the back OF the head
, 1916-08-26

London, Aug. 22nd.-The British submn-
rne "E. %" made a successful torpedo
attack ON Il German balt,esblp of the Nassau
class Saturday, The Admiralty announced
this evening, The announcement is as fol-
lows The submarine "E. 23", Lieutenant
Commander ROBBERS r. Turuer, which return
ed today from the North Sea, reports thai on
the morning of Saturday last she made a
successful torpedo attack on q German bat
tieship of The Nassau class. The commanding
officer reports that while the ship was be ng
escorted by five destroyers back to harbour
in n damaged condition, he attacked again
aud struck her with a torpedo, and believes
she was sunk.
Amsterdam,A Aug 22nd.-An official Ger
man report says that II submarine which was
rammed after sinking a British cruiser, has
returned to port. Whethera q second Ger
man submarine was destroy ed, can only be
decided when all the reports Of submarines
have been received.
Contained on Supp5ement)
, 1916-08-26
BEKENDTGORELSE.

nAA Finansministeriets derom nedlaQte
I'D Observation-Disclosures F0restilling bar Diet
behaget Hans Majesiet Kongen we'd ailer-
hQjeste Resolution af g. JUL d. A. nller-
naadigst at stadfeste de eftern@vnte, af st.
Croix Kolonialrnad paa de nedenangivne
Dage we'd 2 Behandling vedtagne Till@gs-
bevillinger til Budgettet for Kommunen ST.
Croix for Finansaaret fra L April 1915 til
81 Marts 1916.
Vedtaget den 29' Marts 1915:
L. Under Post XIV. UbeStemte Jdgiter.
L. F0rSteHiae UndorSt0uelSer og PENCE
hj@1p, hevil es
q. Fhv. F0rstel@rer we'd FrieaensfeId
Skole r. P. Jacobs, Pension HenhoId
til SkoIeanordning af. TO- Mai 1912
S 81, men med Ret til at oppetere
samme pna st. Vincent. !. .Frcs. 1925
+. Fhv. Sygrplejer we'd Rich
mond Sv9eanstaljer Ritz
beree, Understottelse " $50. 20
II. Under Post XT. Bygningsudgifer,
nyt M. 3 bevilges
TilI@g til neutrality-suspicious. til
Bygningsinspekfore -. Frcs. $4,000
Vedtaget den 26' Jrli 1915:
/. Under Post ILL., Bets 90 P~o2itir1senet,
3. Til Politibetjente j Chrisfiapsteas Ju-
risdiktion, ydertigere.... Ffcs. 1926
II. Under Post NV, For$heAige Ud4itter.
1. ForSheUige Underst6te2ser og Penge-
hjolp, b~evilges:
q. ill Enken efter Arresthusinspekt6r G.
NJ. Nielsen til hende selv og deres 2
Born. ........... Pres. 100000
III. Under Post VI. U6estemte Udgitter,
b~evilges:
Til Istandsmftelse at Kirkegaarden i
Christiansted. -. Frcs. 1,5OO.O 90
Vedtagei den 90 Marts 1916:
I. Under Post III. Refs % Po1it5Upsenet.
2. Til Kontorhold we'd Underdommer og
Skriver og Politimesterembedet i FIRE.
deriksted, bevilges yderligere:
Til Advancement paa Omstillirg Tele-
fonapparatet Politimesterens Kontor
paa Fr9deriksfort Tiden fra l. Feb
ruar 1916 til 81 Marts 1916........
II. Under Post ~. ZoldO9senet.
6. Til Kontorhold we'd Frederiksteds
Toldsted, b vilges yderIigere......
Fres. $4,000
, 1916-08-26

Petrograd, Aug. 22nd The Russian army
of the Caucasus has gained further ground
from the Turks, occupying considerable ter
ritory west of lake Van III Armenia, captur-
ing four machine. guns, the War Office an
nounced today. On the main battle front in
Russia and Galicin, there is no change.
Rome, Aug. 22nd-Today's official an
nouncement issued by the Italian Headquar-
ter's Staff is as follows: The activity of the
artillery on each side is being directed to
interfere with The work of consolidation still
going Oh. Yesterday enemy batteries hit
the. hospital in Gorizia wouudIng some OF
the Medical Staff.
, 1916-08-26
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

z is hereby brought to public notice, That
~ the Quarantine established here on the
31et. May a. C. against ships arriving from
| orto Rico and adjacent islands on account
of small pox, has been raised.
Government Secretory's Office, ST Croix,
49, August 1916.
WILL. JACOBSEN
, 1916-08-26
BEKENDTGORELSE

mET ~bekendtgores herved, at den under
39 81 Mai q, A. mod Skibe anhommeude
fra Porto Rico OF underljegenda Ger p2a
Grund af Hopper anloete Koranteue under
Days Dato Ell bleven l@vet.
Governments Sekretariatet, ST. Croix, den
49, August 1916.
WILL. JACOBSEN.
, 1916-08-26
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

IAN the most submissive representation
- of the Ministry of Finances His Maize
sty the King was most graciously pleased
by Resolution Of 6 July a. c. to sanction
the following additional money Bills to the
, 1916-08-26
Frcs, 2.025.00

TaIt. 800. Frcs. 7,025.00
VIII. Under Post XIT Foyshe3igo ID
glitter.
l. ForskeUigo Upderst6HeJser bevilges
under Nyt M. e.:
Til fhv. P~olltibeljept T. @. Jackson,
$50 Francs ON MaaDeden fra / Morts
1916 ut regne... Frcs 500
TX. Under Post XT. BYg@jngSudgjter.
2. Vedugeholdelse af offentlige Bygning-
er bevilges ydetligere. Frcs l1,755.00
X. U,dcr Post XfI. UJeSto"ato Udgifter,
b~eyilges:
a. Til Rofusion af Told erlaet for Vorer,
indf6rte til Bouehiemmet "Ebene-
zer' af Foreningen "KvindeIige Mis-
siousorbrj lere".. -. Frcs. 82,75
, 1916-08-26
Ftca. 34,880.0 90
Frcs. 6,850.00

Frcs. 6,850.0O
VI. Under Post IL Fa0igccsoneh
2. Meducin til Fattige beviIges yderli-
VII. Uode, Post XII Fjrnase1scesenet,
bevilges yderIigere under
8. ForpIeiui 49,. FIRES, c, 100000
4. Forskelli9e andre Udgifter:
a. Klader i Frede'ik-
sled.... .Frc,. $500
b. Inventar i
Frederik-
sted. -. " $4,000
IT, q nor on
, 1916-08-26
POStCtt }eR6t.

III. U3tder Post " PoStCte2enet.
6. Til Anskaffelse Nf InyenlNrlesager o8
Rekvisitter, Reparo,iolei og \ dll&e.
holdelse af samme, til B,tui9 al
Ekstraposter SAINT til mindre Jdaifter,
etter specifcerede Regninge', b"vi''
ges yderligere ........ Frcs. 1000 W
Nyt M. 8 bevilges:
YderIigere til Eiabiering Gf olmipdo-
lg Telefonforbindelse pao St. Croix
Fics, 100000
". Unda~ Post VII. Teje@souet, Gader
m. M. bevilges under pyt M. 6:
Til O~m'tegning al ct StyRke at den
ofentIiee Vel we'd Orange Grove, Vest
ende Kvartcret. $50. Pres. AoO.UO
V. Under Post Y. .Suadhedscosenet.
3. Udgifterne we'd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NJ, bevilges yderligere;
Til Forpiejning we'd Peters Farm
Hospital. 80. FIRES $4,000
Til do. we'd Richmond
Hospitol... . ......... " l6,3o0.a0
Hospital. -. ......'.. " 5000 90
Til Tyendel6n we'd Pc
ters Farm Ho-pital.... &" l4'5. 0
Til do. we'd Frederiksted
Hospital... ..... 405.00
Medicin we'd allie Hospi~
tslerue 100000
, 1916-08-26

b. Til Refusion of Told e.
lagt for Vnrer, ipdf6rte
til kitkslig Brug af den
romersk kato.ske Kirkei
Christinnsted 49,. ....., 9l.75
c.. Til Paabegyndelse af An
l@gget af Ell ny Kilke-
gaurd we'd Frederiksted " 100000
d. Refusion af Told er]agt
at AIS Den vestindiske
Sukkerfabrik" for BImud-
selsolie til Brug we'd Sell
skabets Dampplov ....... " 2,Ol8.OO
Q. Refusion uf Gebyrer er-
lagte af den romersk
ka!o'ske Klrke j Frede-
riksted for Tin2l8suing af
ct Gayebrev....... 49,. 2A00
FIRES. 4,716.50
HviIket herved bekendtgores i Henhold
til Koloniallovens 5 So.
Guveruementet. st. Croix, den 16' Au-
gust 1916.
P. G.. V.
WILL. JACOBSEN.
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TO GIVE SUPPER.

The Tribe of Gideon Club of tho
Colored White Rock Baptist church
will give n supper at the White Rock
Baptist church Thursday night,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19

New York production in five acts.
Funny cartoons, the latest Pictorial
news and modern fashions will be the
added attractions.
Work on Purity" the six act fea-
lure completed, Audrey Munson, the
loted model, is now engaged in the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19
.SICKLY MEN AND
WOMEN TRY OLD
HIGR0RYT ONIG
Used by a Family Of Doc
tors for Over Halt
Century,

You'll feel stronger and your nppe-
tite will improve the very first day
you use Old Hickory Tonic, In o few
days you'll feel the Yigor and vim
that goes with a healthy, robust con-
dltion Of the system, Richer blood
soon takes tho place Of tho polsoa1
that have boon circulating throush
your veins. You'll feel like your ola
self again, and tho world will look
better, sweotor and brighter,
Old Hickory Tonic Ia not 4 patent
medicine, II Ia not al experiment
II is mado from tho private formula
Of a family OF doctors who Used II
in their regular practice for ever a
half century,
II you are run down, faei blue, have
no appetite, or GVttep from stomach
trouble, indigestion, kidney or liver
ailments, then you gpgaly asad Ola
Hickory Tonic, II your bleed 10
poor and you look pale and si6kiH 90
10 any hFat class drug store At ohes
and buy A bottle Of Old Hickey Tom
10, take II regularly for q few weeks
or q month and ybU WIltbe agllAhtea.
Bold HRaeF 4 psHlHYa guarantee q
satisfaction Of your money FetaRaea'
Advertisement,
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Every Cold ShOuId
BE Considered Serious

SO say tho best medical authorities
Unless promptly checked, often they
lead to chronic bronchial and pull
monary troubles which may prove
fatal.
II your cough or cold has not re-
sponded to treatment-Ond remember.
medicine should not be solely relied
on-timely use Of Eckman'S Altera'
tive may give you relief
For moro than twenty years It has
been benenting sufferers from these
disorders. 1t is especially indicated
where the system demands lime, for
1t contains calcium Chord so COM
bined as to be easily asstmllRted by
the average person.
Safe to try-because II contains 10
harmful or habit-formIng drugs OF
any sort whatsoever.
At your druggists.
Eclman Laboratory, philadelphia.
Sold by Bland'S Drug store in Clarke
burg, W. Va.
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And That is Why Such a DeS'
perate Struggle Has Been
Waged for It.

WASHINGTON July 19.-The Ma
tional Geographic Society's war geo8-
raphy bulletin on Kovel, issued today
in Washington, shows why this town
in the Russian province of Volhynia Is
Of such great value to the cars forces
The bulletin says:
'Kovel, town Of 10000 people at
the beginning Of the war, owes Its i'm
mense strategic importance to the fact
that it is the junction point for rail-
roads which radiate, like the spoKes
from the hub of wheel, in five dlrec-
tions. To the northwest, seventy
seven miles distant, is the strongly for-
tilted city of Brest-LitOvsk, over whose
nossession there was terrific struggle
when the Germans were forcing the
Russians back through Poland after
the first Slav drive early in the war
To the southeast, eighty-four miles
away, is Rovno, fortress with pop
ulation of 10000 at the outbreak of the
war and at that time the headquarters
Of the Eleventh Russian army corps.
Iublin, with $4,000 inhabitants, is 100
miles due west, on the railroad run
ming to Warsaw, 200 miles away. Then
to the south is Vladimir Volynski,
thirty-fve miles distant, and to the
east runs the line which passes
through sarni on It's way to KieV'
Large Cereal Crops.
In addition to these railway connec-
lions, Kovel is situated on the banks
of the Turiya, one Of the tributaries OF
the Pripet river, whose extensive
marshes lie to the north where forests
cover the land. In the neighborhood
of Kovel. however, agriculture is well
developed and at the beginning Of the
war fully one-fourth of the land con-
tiguous to the city was devoted to the
production Of cereal crops. The peas
ant farmers in the district Of which
Koyel is the capital, like those OF
Volhynia generally, are more fortunate
than the peasants in most Of the Rus
sian provinces, for here they own near
ly fifty per cent of the land
Famous Battlefield.
"lf the Russians continue their ad-
vance beyond Kovel they will soon be
in the vicinity Of the famous battle
field of Dubienka. almost due west
on the banks Of the Bug and ten miles
south Of Dorochusk, town Of the LIlo-
lin-Kovel railroad. It was here that
Kosciusko. at the head Of 1000 men
with ten cannon, offered heroic re-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19

A decade ago the United States
was raising 100000 pounds of Eng
lish walnuts; the last census gives
us 22526,524 pounds.
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SOME FIGHTER
Is Jack Farren Of SisterSviIIe,
Who Meets Brooks Banks
Saturday Night.

Jack Farren OF Sistersville will
box Brooks Banks at Norwood park
Saturday night. Farren is very
clever fighter with a hard punch in
either hand and has long list Of
victories to his credit He has boxed
in all the large cities Of the country
and is matched to meet George Chip,
at Akron. o., in August,
A large ring is being built in front
Of the grandstand at Norwood park
and electricians are busily engaged
in wiring the stand and ring for the
fight Saturday night The traction
company has assured the management
of Norwood park that good car SER
vice will be had Saturday night as a
number of extra cars will be run
A large delegation Of the fair sex
will be present as several rows Of
seats have already been reserved by
women.
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Growers IN tas philippines are DO.
ing encouraged BY the government
to give more attention to the pro-
ductien Of hemp. ....,.s-.as,.,.l...-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19
CI7Y SCHOOLS
will Open Tuesday, September
5, the Date Fixed by the
School Board.

The Clarksburg board of education
met at 1880 o'clock Tuesday even
ing. w. Fl. Taylor, president; Jesse
IT, Williams and Robert Morris,
members; James n. Hess, secretary;
J. A. Jackson. school superintendent;
Frank Lamping, superintendent Of
buildings and grounds; and orie NC
Conkey, principal of the high school,
were present.
II was decided to open the schools
Tuesday, September S.
Superintendent Lamping was d.
rected to add one room to the Mon
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ticollo building.

ticollo building.
Superintendent Jackson was au-
tkorlzed to purchase twelve teachers
desks, twelve bookcases, eleven
teachers chairs, two principals
chairs and two principals desks.
As manual training department
is to be started this year, SuperIn-
tendent jackson and Principal Nc
Conkey were directed to make a re-
port at the next meeting Of the board
on the necessary equipment for the
department
Superintendent Jackson was en-
powered to buy eight new type
writer's for the commercial depart
ment.
The board allowed bills and did
other routine business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19

ss clown who made hundreds Of thousands laugh
his the leading comedian Of the tented ring took his
own life City recently dependency much said
written about the tragedies which accompanied the closely
powdered the painted and In his tragic
ending maintained the last Of the greatest traditions the
clown always figure the drama One of the most
Illustrations this conception of the clown Is in the opera agac
which the great Caruo plays SO realistically.
star the greatest comedians Of
undertaking characterization Lasky production for
the Paramount Program Clown written by Marian Fairfax
pictured herewith conversation with AS the
stout healthy appearing unlikely that something tragic
lined her direction also.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19

filming Of Ave act AmericGn-Mu-
tual production. Several OF the
scenes Of this coming feature take
place In an artists studio located on
a desolate island far out in the Pa
cifc. Miss Munson in the role Of an
artists model appears frequently IN
The nude in these particular scenes
Alexander onslow, who appeared
in MaYourneen, will be in vaudeville
this summer, associated with Cath
leen Nesbitt, who won notice By her
performance Of the only feminine
part in Justice"
Ralph Herr. famous as the star Of
half a score Of stage successes, has
Just finished his first motion pic.
3ura. It IL a photoplay version o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19

One of the newer vacuum bottles
can be taken entirely apart for
cleansing,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-19
Great Film Of "The Meier Do
Well" in Ten Reels is Well
Received.

1.-The Meier Do Well" the ten part
Rex Beach masterpiece showing at
the Bijou theater Today and tOmor-
row was pronounced by those who
witnessed the first performance this
afternoon TO be one of the best pic
lures ever shown in this city. No
play of the year has met with such
phenomenal success. 1t took New
York and Chicago and all the big
eastern cities by storm, and the high
est box office records in the history OF
motion pictures were smashed. The
Meier Do Well" was produced on the
exact spots mentioned by Rex Beach
~ the story. There are hair-raislng
and to hand fights and the do or
die sport that makes this one of the
most fascinating offerings in the his
tory of motion pictures.
William Thompson and Charles
Ray are starred in a five act TRAN
gle film, "The Dividend" a beauti-
full and powerful society drama, today
at the Orpheum theater A two-part
Keystone comedy, His Wife's Mis-
AXE" with funny Fatty Arbuckle is
being we'll received also. These Tea
lures together with another episode
Of the great circus serial, peg o. the
Ring" featuring Grace Cunard and
Francis Ford, make up todays pro-
gram. ,..
Tomorrow, charming Louise Lovely
will appear in Blue Bird play Bob
bic of the Ballet" This is brilliant
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KOVEL is IMPORTANT
RAILROAD JUNCTION

sistance to $4,000 Russians with sixty
guns. After holding the superior force
in check for five days, the hero oil
Dublenka retired unmolested to War
saw. This brilliant achievement took
place just nine years after grateful
American Congress had offered Its pub
lie thanks to this Polish artillery OHIO
err. conferred upon him the rank OF a
brigadier general, extended him the
privileges of American citizenship, ana
,-',on hi',, landed estates in apprecla-
ton Of his distinguished services to
Ilns country as adjutant to General
Washington during the Revolutionary
war"
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Louise Fazenda's Fashion Hint.
This jaunty riding habit is worn by
Miss Louise Fazenda of Triangle Key
stone. The coat is of natural color
linen. The riding breeches are Of black
and white check linen. The hat gloves
and leggings are of the same brown
leather, giving a very clever effect.
Brown and white stock and brown lace
shoes eOish tho outfit.
Oza Waldrop is to appear the COM
ing season in Friend Martha" which
had q satisfactory tryout with the
stock company in Rochester, with
which Miss Waldrop is playing.
Marguerite Skirvin, an extremely
beautiful and talented young woman,
makes her debut on the Metro pro-
gram in THE GUTTER" fve-part
Metro-Rolfe production in which
Lionel Barrymore is starred. She has
had considerable experisuCe on both
the speaking stage and in motion pic
lures. her last appearance on the stage
being in the leading faminine role of
"Rolling Stones" a part she created.
o.
A. H. Woods is to produce a new
play with William Anthony Mcguire
called Fools" Fl. II. Frazee will pro-
duce another play by the same author
called "a Little Bit Old-Fashioned."
If there ever can be such thing
as connecting link between the
stage and the movies" Ann Pen
nington. the Famous Players-Para-