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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-02-24
MONTHLY MEETING OF
THE COLUMBIAN CLUB

The regular Lonthly meeting of
the Columbian Club will be held at
the home of Mrs. Ed johnson on
Tuesday February 29th at 900 p. m.
There Is considerable new business
to come before the club at this meet
ing and all standing committees will
be asked to report. The refreshment
committee will prepare for the en-
tire membership of the club. 1t is to
be hoped that all members will be
present. The speaker for the after
noon will be Miss Ethel Perkins. of
Dies Moines.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-02-24
NEW SAMPLE BOOKS

have just received my new wall
paper sample books and next week
will make canvass for orders, call
ing on the people personally to show
them the finest and most up-to-date
line ever shown before. II will be to
your interest to wait until you have
seen what l have to offer you.
f.. E. Bailey.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-02-24
HORSES WANTED

l will be at my barn Saturday. Feb.
26th, to buy your horses of all diff
erent classes. Bring them In and l
will pay you the highest market price.
r. o. Niklason.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-02-24
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A beautiful pillow top with your
picture on with $12 order.
8-3. At Mason's Studio.
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ANNUAL MEETIMG of
THE CIVIC IMPROVEMENT
lEAGJE TUESDAY NIGHT

The annual meeting OF the Canon
City Civic Improvement league was
held at the office of tho Chamber OF
Commerce In the postoffice block Tues.
day night and officers elected for the
ensuing year ms follows:
Mrs. A. Il. Turner. president: DR.,
Otis orendorI. vice president: Mr,,
T. NJ. Harding sr.. secretary. and
Claude n. Benton. treasurer
Various matters affecting the en-
terprises OF the organization were dis
cussed. but beyond the disbandmen,
OF the vacant lots committee no action
was taken in relation to any OF them
as II was not desired TO hamper the
work Of the ofhecrs-elect
In consideration of the fact that tn
owners OF many OF the vacant lots
within the city limits had leased OF
rented their property to private Indi
viduals for cultivation during the cur
rent year IL was deemed unnecessary
TO continue the committee which has
heretofore had charge of this special
feature of the leagues work.
The matter of the observance Of the
annual spring clean up day and tho
selection of an executive COMMITTEES
was referred to Mrs. Turner. the new
president for determination and ap
pointment. What course she and he,
associate officers viii take upon these
propositions has not been announced
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SOUTH CANON And
LINCOLN PARK CIVIC
IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE

A meeting OF the league was called
to meet on Tuesday evening at the
city hall in South Canon. but was not
largely attended
Tie reports OF the officers for the
past year were received. the treasur.
et;s report showing that but twelve
membership fees had been paid for
the year 1915. However. all bills are
paid and balance OF s2227O in the
treasury.
The Icean up of last raye was sue
cess and was dcrs, with practically no
expense to the league. A committee
was appointed to meet with the city
council to arrange for a clean up day
for this year
A committee was appointed TO col
lect the 1915 dues and solicit new mem
serships
utit hSaue ~ &c" licsSht AlC titc-
ton OF officers was postponed and the
meetIng adjourned to meet on Friday.
April 7th. at the city hall.
The endeavors of the leagre are for
the Improvement, of our home town
and should have the support of every
citizen. Without it the league can ac-
eompiish but little. II is hoped that
large number of our people both
from South Canon and Lincoln Park
will be present at the next meeting
and by their presence and sugges-
tons help the officers make the ieasne
useful
Everybody is invited.
c. A. LINKINs.
Secretary.
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every part being taken in creditabie
manner which showed the result OF
honest endeavor and faithful rehears
ing. Much credit is due Miss Lee,
who had entire charge of the affair.
A Roman wedding will be present
ed by the same cast at the formal
opening of the new gymnasium on
April 8.
Spring Vacation.
Beginning next Friday there will be
a week of vacation and the students
are looking forward to the date with
eagerness-
Junior-senior Banquet.
Elaborate plans are being made for
the annual Junior Senior banquet to
be given at the Miller hotel next Fri.
day evening.
The work is in the hands of compe.
tent committees and progressing
smoothly.
Scholarship Report.
A list of the names OF those students
receiving 90 or above in every sub.
ject. for the quarter just past, will ap.
pear next week.
The standard for the Lap nine weeks
was very high. ard many excellent
records were made.
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er items Of business were disposed Of
Mrs. Cook gave two very pleasing
gels ctions on the piano and the re
n,aining time was spent very pleas
anily in social way. The hostrss
carried out the st. Patricls's day color
IN the delicious refreshments AID wss
assisted in serving by her rnetiier,
Mrs. Leeper. The next meeting will
De with Airs. John Williams On Part
avenue the first THURSDAY in iYri,.
TIE 1o-cent so iai giver . Mrs. D.
t Mills and Mrs. John Cook on Pop
"a avenue Fridry afternoon proged
IL, be very happy arair and vas ..ae-
lic,rsted in by about sixty peosi... Tn.
rooms at both homes were iecprltci
vita green and white in npnc- 81 *
Iatrick and presented a vs-r , r. 1
i've appearance. The guests weTe in
vited to stop frs. at the NILS anms
Were they were entertaia.d by I, ma
sical program. Solos We, ssvei by
Mss Edith Limbocker and Miss Mary
Borey, accompanied by Mss aray al !
Miss Gouldner, both responding to en-
ceres. Mr. Cook added ms quota with
tn. trombone. which was hsarSly az
nlsr rded. Enrouie from ,=zc u. =,
/ STOPPED at the ticket office ci- lie ack
pC-ch. where an official 10 s,.-.i ca
eisI ensed tickets with nunise-s ,orre-
spending to srools attached % o--hart
tsees in the yard. The fla consis;t
in winding up the threads .rAt -
teLded in most any dire e-tal ARD ~
~ to their final destinatio-. - chii a.
trwn- At that po nj an acoomr,oi4ongI
roardarin was reacy 10 sell 10 unst >
rsctinx customers a varia-y oi ti.nk-
cts and souvenirs from show case
and was well pstronize1. Tempting
Iefirshments,wers served t c.uk s.a.
ti'n. The table vas presii. Il cve- ny
six young ladies' in green cars. capes
and aprons. who handed out the menu
cafeteria style. Green booklets were
presented to the crowd for the writing
OF Irish anecdotes. Mrs. Kline receiv-
ed the prize for the cieverest story.
Airs. Mills and Mrs. Cook had srared
no time nor work TO make the occa-
sion success and guests from town.
tosether with those from Lincoln Park
enjoyed the afternoon to the fulles,
extent
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MOVED HERE FaoM ok.A4oMA

Mr. and Mrs. J, C, Dunn and family
late residents in the vicinity OF Tuskc.
Loma. Okla, have moved to cano'
City and have temporarily etaisis ~ |
them yes at 1926 Ply r = rect. Ii Is
their inert.on to take up a govern
ment homestead in this county and en-
gage in ranchInG, They have sub
scribsd for the Daily Record for the
purpose Of settjpE acquainted with
their new nsigRnoN ma N.s yomnlun
rs h general
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MRS. Il. R. NELSON VISITING
HERE.
hERE.

Mrs. H. r. Nelson. for mny years a
resident of this city. but now making
her home in Denver with her daugh,
ter. Mrs. w. II. Fraser arrived here
Tuesday afternoon for two or three
weeks business and social visit She
is the guest of Mrs. s. s. Nichols a,
6i5 River street.
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r IOn t-ake Ontl.
carrier must now discontinue q part
Of his route in that vicinity to the
prejudice and Inconvenience OF the
postoffice patrons.
-The improvements suggested in
this petition would shorten and make
safer the road to school OF some chill,
dren who must now cross the main
line of the Denver 4 Rio Grsnde rail.
road twice on the way to the school
building.
CLOSED or impossible streets cause
depreciation in the value and desira.
bility of all adjacent property.
THE highway improvements urged
in this petition would shorten and
make safer the road for seneral travel
and traffic for many Of the people of
the community"
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c. E. Leeper has sold his place on
Poplar avenue to an Italian fam iy
from Brookside. Mr.. and Mrs. Leeper
expect to lesve the first Of the month
for California. where they WI mase
their home near the family OF dareh-
Ter.
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VISITED AER DAUGHTER

Mrs, Andrew Ferguson Of Prescot,
avenue. South Canon, spent Sunday
With her daushter Mrs Gus nrossn
s. Portland.
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In the arlthme,ical contest given TO
the eighth grade of the Lincoln Park
school by the nrm of Dun Moyie
. seth Poet merited the arst prize and
Carl sehiaeppI the second.
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Mrs. Matte Allen. who was injured
BY fall few weeks ago, is so az
recovered as to be able to get about
oy the aid of chair.
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The Fuller family. who recently trad
ed their place on Park avenne TO Clyde
Farmer. have moved to their new pos
session on the north side. They have
ranch OF six acres and are very much
pleased with their location
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Miss Vera Glass. who has been keep
ing house for her father on Sherman
- avenue, left this week for Portland.
ore. where she viii make her home
Z with married sister.
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Mrs. L. G. Thompson was called to
Pueblo by telegram Monday IN ae'
count of the Illness OF her daughter
ir-iaw, Mrs. Homer Thompson.
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fLIk(tlN PARK
NEWS NOTES

SiThe family of Ed Sullivan have
moved to the Ayers place. corner Of
Logan and Grand. The Ayers laniily
have moved to town
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CANON CITY HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES
Roman Wedding.

members of Miss Lees Cicero class in
assembly Monday. March 18th. WAS
by far the most novel and elaborate
of any entertainment given in cl,ape,
SO far this year.
The idea of giving the play grew
out of study of Roman customs, a
part of the Latin course The play it.
self was adapted and translator fro"
a work OF Susan Paxcr;s. by the Cicero
class.
The dramatis personae was maize
up entirely of members Of the e'ass
with the exception OF Jack Boucher.
Dramstis Personae.
Tu'l.a. daughter Of Cicero ITma Milton
Gafus Piso- so-......-...... Ira Thomas
Marcus Cicero sr..w William Carlson
Tarensia. his wife Theo. Enmerson
Luclus Piso. Max Hardy
Marcus Cicero Jr..... Jack Boucher
Lawyer. high priest. Harold Chase
Matron of Honor. . Ruth Goodrich
corneIia P.so- Marion MaeFarlane
Anna .....-....... Hazel Quinn
Priestsss .....-.--.....Isa Isabel Taylor
Scene l-cieero's home. The Be
trothal.
Scene 2--cieero's home. Tie wed
iine.
Scene 8. rart l-cicero's home.
Part Gaius Piso's home.
lime. So B. c.
AS will be observed all OF the lerd
ing characters are historical and the
plsy was presented with minute att. u
ion to details of costuming and fur
n!shings as well as 10 the action II.
~.
a short synorsis of the various
genes follow:
Scene THE betrothal. cIcero.s
louse. Terentia complains thai Cicero
ieslects her for his oraiory: the
-ohooi report of her son adds 10 her
inxlety. as does his assertions mat
ie wishes to become an orator like
lis father; he promises to study more
diligently. however. and earn a reward
,rered by his father.
Lueius Piso calls to ask the hand Of
rullia for his son caTius Piso; T-ren-
la is pleased at the thought OF her
marrying so well; Tu'iia he'.
elf and Cicero prefer to wait until sl,s !
: older. but at last Tnlla Yields to
ler mothers wish and cons ents IN
he betroihaL The witnesses arrive;
he m1rriage contracts showing Ito
mount of the dowery is signed, re
are partaken OF following
i lIhation in honor OF the gols the
Eedding hymn Is sung.
Scene 2-cicero's house; the we'd
ling; the auspices are taken and pro
favorable: the groom ard
,ride assume the name of Gsius and
;aia respectively. The eating NJ the
AXE presented by the pontifix is tie
most important part OF the ceremony,
the sacramental view Of
Prayer Is offered to Juri-
er by the pontinx and to Juno W the
Dialis. after which conyrat-
ilations are offered
Scene ). part Il Scene 3--Part l,
to Grooms House. The
bride is taken. to all appearances, by
'orce from her mothers embrace. a
survival OF the marriage by capture.
The ''mustaceum" or wedding cake
$ eaten and the procession begins. all
singing the wedding hymn.
Part ARRIVING at the groom's
house. the bride offers prayer for
'uture happiness.
The customing was quite elaborate,
md true to that of the age represent
I'd. The bride wore white dress.
with purple fringe. the white
robes of the groom and pontifix being
adorned in like manner
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The Misses Gray are here from
. Iowa aud will be. guests for the sum
mer at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cook on Poplar avenue.
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Rev. and Mrs. Dean OF the Christian
church aud the singers Mr.. and Mrs.
Eowe. were entertained Saturday a;
the Isiey home on Park avenue and
monday were dinner guests Of Airs.
John I-andcn.
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Mrs. shaliabcrser stopped over for
a day recently with her daushter, Mrs.
John Williams. while enroute from her
home at Monst 10 Paris. H. She vas
taking the children of her cousin.
Mrs. Curtis. who died a short time
since. to their relatives in that state.
Mrs. shailabereer expects TO STOP over
for longer visit on the return trip.
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The Ladies' association OF Lincoln
Park enjoyed the hospitality Of Airs
; A. l.. Cook at her home on Poplar
avenue Thursday afternoon. Il was
'hs day for the election of officers.
Airs. Andrews. the former presidcrt,
was prevailed upon to continm in
oface and Mrs. RolIo cebhardt VIVA
elected secretary and ,rea.uros. Mrs
Andrews gave an account Of the gen.
esal meeting held at the First Pres.
hytsrian church two weeks bsisry,
waers the Lincoln Park divisIoe had
eho honor o. snteriAinin6. Afssf OH
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WANTED
wiANTED-A second hand lscycle-
Must be in good shape Phone Can
on 225w
wANTED-To hire horse two or three
days a week for few weeks Ad-
dress IF" care Record 66p6
WANTED-one good large burro
broken to ride or drive. 141o Green
wood e4tf
WANTED or ) room furnished
home. Mrs. Rosentrauch, s15 Macon
avenue. 5ltf
WANTED-A coed respectable mid
die aged woman to work on ranch
for home and small pay. Address
Mrs. R. a. Duckett. Hillside, Colo.
7Ot2-1tw
.~~~.>~~AASSoo~o~~o~o~~~~s
FOR SALE-Miscellaneous
FOR sALE-Good bicycle cheap. Call
11e Greenwood. 6spI
FOR sALE-Good refriserator fifty
pound caracity. 1912 Rudd. e9tf
FOR SALE-Io or i2 head of cows
and calves. C. T. Daley. e9t4
FOR SAI.E-Price & TeepIe piano.
excellent condition. \ bargain if
taken at once. Canon 55sw. eSps
FOR sALE-Good milk COW. 14os
College. Phone Canon 40sw.
s7ps
FOR SALE-Hardy Towers. roses.
shrubs. PA Douglas Ave. Phone
Canon 1871. sitf
FOR sALE-one horse wagon. GUY
L. HARDY. 5op-lst
FOR sALE-Teel.. wagon and aar-
ness. Ben R. Mcintosh. sol West
New York Ave. esps
FOR SALE-First and third cuttings
of alfalfa in stack or delivered.
Phone Canon lSsR2. 1876
FOR SALE-1o head Of good ranch |
mares. l team of black horses, $500
lbs. Percheron stations. Write L.
w. Cockrer, Cripple Greek. Colo.
s1p12t
FOR SALE Standing desk. sli.oo.
Record office. 5ep-st
FOR sALE-Alfalfa hay. haled or
loose. Can Canon ses at meal hours
23tf
FOR sALE-Auto. horse. AZ acres al
faifa. so5 18th st. T&w-wtf
FOR SALE-A Jersey heifer calf.
Peter Esser. Phone Canon SIS.
5stid-ltw.
FOR SALE-Household goods and
canned fruit c. E. Leeper. East
Poplar avenue. Lincoln Park. es-ftw
oO00~o~00o~0~~~~00o~~o~~os
LOST
LoST--Lariet rope on Main ST. Leave
at Record. SSH
s~~~eo~o~AA~A>>~~ooo~~oo.--
FOUND
FoUND-on N. 18th St. small coin
purse containing change and stamps.
Record. sstf
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Mr.. Hobsbof onasa. Kan. with hts
daughter. Miss Olga. and son. Ray, ar
Drived this week to take up their resi-
dence on Lincoln Park. They ara
Waiting for the present at tho home
OF John Hobbs on Elm avenue.
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An auto. load consisting OF G"tt,ein
paliaeur and family. his brother Ja;'s
and Miss Matte Manning came over
from westcline Sunday to sac',hc fam
ily Of Mrs. Fred schlacppi and mother,
1tirs. Hallaeur. The party came over
the Rainbow route a distance OF sev,
enty miles. arriving here before nine
O'Clock to get in a good days visit.
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CITY COUNCIL
Secretary.

tcontinued From Page one). /.
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DIR. and Mrs. l.. f. o'Keefe OF Oh
MY. Ill. have been recent guests nj
the home OF Or. Caldwell and later
siook up their residence in town. nr.
o.Keefe will be associated with Dr.
Caldwell through the summer, takin.
charge of the practice while he ,i''~-
his first vacation in six years. DR.
Caldwell will spend some t'mn recu-
I,rating at his ranch in the mountains
and will then go TO Kansas City. where
he viii attend the National Association
Of os.eopathy. in connection with
which he will take postgraduate WORK.
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WANTED

wANTED-A second hand lscycle-
Must be in good shape Phone Can
on 225w
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Is eaten ana tue procession oeginss all
singing the wedding hymn.
Part ARRIVING at the groom's
house. the bride offers prayer for
future happiness.
The cnstoming was quite elaborate,
and true to that of the age represent.
ed. The bride wore white dress,
trimmed with purple fringe. the white
robes of the groom and pontifx being
adorned in like manner.
Theo. Emmerson as Terentia and
Ruth Goodrich as Matron OF Honor,
appeared in white. with flowing wells
Marcus Cicero, Jr.. wore high
strapped sandals and broad SASH, his
straight knee length robe being brand
ed ~ yellow ribbon.
William Carlson. as Marcus Cicoro
sr.. ana Lucius Piso, father OF Gains
were sarbed in quiet costume. fittins
to the dignity Of their position,
lsaEel Quinn. a. Anua. the servant
wsror white dress, with q broad tunis
Of rcd.
The eeting No alsosssher exetllent
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FOR SALE-Auto. horse. AZ acres al
falfa. so5 10th St. T&w-wt
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-17
PREPAREDNESS

At the present time papers are
carrying the advertising of the diff
ferent colleges for the years 1916
II. We wish to call the attention Of
the fathers and mothers of boys and
girls of college age to the fact that
no money which they will ever spend
in their whole life will bring them
such good returns as that invested
in a four-years course in some good
school for their son or for their
daughter.
That no legacy which they might
leave upon their death-no matter
how great II might be-could ever
make up for the loss OF these four
years OF education. and that for no
other thing will they be so greatly
honored by their children, as that
which prompted them to provide
amply fer their education.
Let the boy or girl be ever so
good a worker. with practical ex-
perience only they can never hope
10 attain the same level occupied
by the well-educated person who
afterward secures the same amount
OF practical experience. The man
who digs a ditch, even, will do 1t
better II he has education. The
daughter will make better bread on
account Of her four years Of domes-
tic science. For the sake Of your
sons and daughters, l call on you
parents 10 sell COW, a colt or few
pigs, sufficient to create a fund to
properly educate your children.
Don't put this off and don't think
you are too poor to do it. Rather
than that, think that you are too
poor not to do it. Only the very rich
could afford to let their children go
without education. Every agricul-
tural college and university should
be crowded TO the limit, and the
taxpayers should be insisting on fur
ther facilities for these institutions.
%. ". Plummer, in Portland Live
stock Reporter.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-17
STATES ASSOCIATIONS.

As means of promoting social life
and obtaining many Of the things
which make life worth living, the or
ganization of states" associations in
the valley is we'll worth while. The
former residents of practically every
section Of this country who are now
making their home in the Rogue
River valley-and every section OF
America is represented among the
cosmopolitan population of the val
ley-have organized or are planning
to organize into associations. The
purpose is twofold First, to afford
an opportunity for broadening the
social life of every member among
others who have common interest,
and secondly to form organizations to
execute plans and carry out enter
tainment for visitors from the home
states. The Dixie Association, the
eastern states, the Michigan, Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota organization, the mid
die west, the several single states as
sociations, are all organized and
every resident of the valley should
get into touch with the organization
which represents the state from
which he halls. And while we are
about it, let's organize an "Oregon's
Sons and Daughters association
from the Oregon born.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-08-17
Mary PickfOrd
Works in Factory

If you we're beautiful young girl
whose sister had fallen the victim of
a wealthy young chap and that same
fellow we're to make love to you
and If the sister followewd him to
your home with the intention Of
shooting him would you scream and
run away or would you take COM
mand OF the situation? Mary Pick
ford took the revolver out of the
girls hand held the man at bay with
1t and sent for minister. When the
reverend gentleman arrived she con-
cealed herself behind curtain and
held the gun to the mans back while
he went through the wedding cere-
mony.
1t all happened in "The Eternal
Grind" Mary Pickford's latest big
feature in which she is being starred
by the Famous Players Film COM
pany on the Paramount program. 1t
is the stellar attraction at the Vim
ing on Friday night of this week.
In this powerful story Mary Pick
ford plays the role of factory girl
who battles against frightful odds
in her struggle to preserve intact
the little home of which the death OF
her parents has made her the head.
She has two sisters, Amy a girl Of
shallow moral character, and Jane,
confirmed invalid. It is in the eff
fort to save these girls from disgrace
and death that the power of Mary's
character is developed to its utmost.
Blessed with naturally sunny dis
position, but with the will to fight for
her rights, Mary is one of the strong
est and most lovable characters that
Miss Pickford has ever given the mo-
tion picture screen.
The saving of her sister Amy's
name in the prompt and efficacious
manner already described is only one