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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-02

And now Helene Rosson and Ashton
Dearholt, popular American Film
Company favorites, have been Joined
in the holy bond Of matrimony
Frank Borzage, who plays leads
with and directs charming Anna Little
has become a benedict, taking as his
life partner pretty Rena Rogers.
These are busy times at the Flying
A" studios, and such heavenly pleas
ures as honeymoons are not to be
thought of. Borzage and his bride
stopped the regular routine of work
only long enough to hurry to the
church for the ceremony, and both
returned to their respective studios.
Just what arrangements will be
on account Of marriages
amongst the players have not as yet
been decided on, as there are a num-
Der Of others who contemplate matrl-
mony before July Fourth.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-02
ADAMS
IS TO Be SEEN
IN A NEW PLAY
LharIes Frohman Company An
nounceS Lot Of Good Things
for Coming Season.

The Charles Frohman Company
makes the following announcement re-
gardlng its plans for the coming thea
trical season:
Maude Adams will appear in an en-
tirely new play by Sir James NJ. Bar
RE, entitled "a Kiss for Cinderella
During the past season Miss Adams
has been playing her old Barrie sue
cess, THE Little Minister and will
reappear for brief tour in it in Oc-
tober. She will return to New York
tor her annual engagement at the En-
pire theater beginning Christmas
Ception in America depends its pro-
duction in London and Paris
Ethel Barrymore will appear in a
dual role in a new comedy never be-
fore given on any stage. On its re-
ception in America its production in
London and Paris.
William Gillette will appear for
season OF twenty weeks, six OF which
will be played in New York in new
play by prominent English author.
Otis Skinner will act in new com
edy OF American life especially written
Tor him by Booth Harrington.
Blanche Bates will open her season
early in October in a play now being
written by william Somerset
Vaughan.
A London Success.
Ann Murdoch will appear early In
August In the London success, please
Help Emily" comedy by H. NJ. Har-
wood and presented by arrangement
with Selwyn & Co. Charles Cherry
has been engaged to appear as lead
ing man with Miss Murdoch in this
comedy, which will be presented at
the Lyceum Theater early in August.
Margaret Anglin, who began her ca
reer as star at the Empire, will re-
turn to the Frohman management in
a comedy by William Somerset
Vaughan, entitled Caroline" The
author has been serving in France in
the medical corps Of the British army
but is expected to come to America
to superintend personally the pro-
duction Of his comedy.
The Charles Frohman Company Will
make two productions next season in
conjunction with David Belasco, one
of which will be an all-star revival,
with the play modernized by Mr.. Be-
lasco u ,,,,
To Continue "Sybll."
Julia Sanderson, Donald Brian and
Joseph Cawthorn will continue in
their greatest musical triumph, "Syo-
H." opening Monday, August rs, at the
Empire Theater, to be followed by
Margaret Anglin in Caroline" and
Cyril Maude in new play.
Among other plays delivered to the
Charles Frohman Company and for
which players and theaters will be an
nounced, are "Our Betters" by William
Somerset Vaughan, a serious play by
Henry Arthur Jones, comedy by
Niccodemi and Morton entitled Rem
napt," Hubert Henry Davies new play
which is to receive It's first production
In America; also new plays by Harry
James Smith, Edward Sheldon and Au-
gustus Thomas. New musical come
dies which have been accepted are
written by H. B. Smith and Victor
Jacob, Rennold Wolf and Claiming
Pollock, and Paul Rubens.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-02

nally, he asked her to give the matter
further consideration and report TO
him next day. There was no change
in the situation the following day and
Ie Vlncss was about to give the matter
up as a hopeless task when bright
idea suddenly hit him, .
Woman Runs Camera.
After explanations had been made
Miss Rich decided to accept the role,
and work on these particular scenes
were begun that very day. But no
male eye was within mile Of Miss
Rich when the scenes were being pho
tographed An expert camera-womani
who has been frequently engaged BY
various studios for this work, Ien-
gineered this particular end Of the pic
ture making The scenes were all
photographed In a room, heavily cur
talned and with every precaution ta=
ken to prevent any male prowler get
ting into the place by mistake.
"But think what my friends Will say
when they see the picture" observed
Miss Rich.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-02
.MsyeE1ZHeI3u6e

And once more Billie gets her in
spiratlon from the lavender glow that
fills the sky, and from her wardrobe
takes a whimsy, fiimsy bit of sheer
nothing lavender in hue.
From cloud Of filmy lavender chif-
fon gradually energies a gown--a
frock-a confection The skirt is very
full and very soft, and 1t flats and
sways with every breath. So in case
It should quite sail away deep silver
embroidery-midway betwixt waist
and hem-tries Its dainty best to hold
things down.
The waist is plain and the sleeves
are long. More silver embroidery
first cousin to that on the skirt, but a
little narrower-again gives a sem
blance Of reality to this tethered cloud
Of dress by outlining the 'V" neck
and extending down the middle front
and center back Of the waist.
A deep girdle of the lavender chIf-
fon makes the deep band which en-
circles the fair Billie's waist conform
to the rest Of the frock and silver
cloth shoes reflect the sheen Of the
silver embroidery on the gown above
them.
The twilight fails, and the splendor
Of the day is replaced by the misty
light Of evening.
What shall l wear?" ponders Billie
for the third time.
And gray, like the evening, is the
trock she selects, and long as the
shadows are the folds Of the Gre
cian-llke dinner gown she dons for
her evening wear
So when you seek inspiration for
the answer to the question, what
shall wear?" get it from the sky, says
clever Billie Burke.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-02
News and Gossip of Screen and Stage
More Fine Features
Announced by Grand

Newsstand Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew
In another Of the Metro-Drow come
dies, will also be presented on this
program.
Hazel Dawn will appear Wednes-
day In the latest Famous PlNyer-P Par
amount picture, THE Feud Girl" II
is a dramatic romance OF the noun
tains and in 1t Miss Dawn has n part
that gives her the opportunity of dis
playing her very vest talent, The Bur
ton Holmes Travels will also be
shown.
His Best Acting.
Thursday, Francis y. Bushman
will appear with Marguerite Snow In
Otis SINNERS great success, the ST.
lent Voice" MIR. Bushman does the
best acting that he has ever done in
this picture. Napoleon and Sally will
also be presented.
William Fox will present for Fri
days feature Virginia Pearson In
Hypocrisy" dramatic expose of
the shams of society, written by
Hugh c. Weir and directed by Keen
an Buel. Pathe News Number 81,
will also be shown.
Saturday, for the first time at the
usual prices, there Will be RETURN
showing OF THE Spoilers" with Will
liam Farnum and Kathlyn Williams.
In the great fight that took place in
filming "The Spoilers" both men
were laid up In a hospital for two
weeks, one of the principals having
broken an arm. 1t is in nine reels and
there will be no advance in the
prices. The Paramount Bray Car
toons will be on the program also.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-02
MUTUAL BOW
Is Made by Frances Nelson in a
Five Act Feature Called
"The DeCoy."

Frances Nelson, foremost Of the
young dramatic stars now in motion
picture work, makes her initial bow
as Mutual star In THE Decoy," a five
act Mutual Masterpicture, De Luxe
Edition based on Herbert Hall Win
slows story 1.-THE Country Girl"
Robert W. Frazer heads the com
pany of players in support Of Miss
Nelson. Miss Nelson assumes the role
of GLORY Moore" the country girl,
whose visit to the city results in the
expose of a band Of society crooks
and card sharps.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-02
.HAIR RAISING
Drop from Bridge into WhirIing
Waters is Made by Child
Actress.

Marvel Stafford, the fourteen-year-
old actress of the Thomas II. InCe
forces, subjected herself to hazard
Gus experIencebat melville recently
during the production there of "The
Apostle OF Vengeance" the Kentucky
feud story by Monte NJ. KatterJohn, in
which william S. Hart is starred on
the Triangle program.
The child allowed herself to be lift
ed bodily from bridge which spanned
raging mountain torrent and be
dropped twenty feet into the whlrlIng
waters below. The scene is declared
to be one OF the most hair raising
ever made for an lnce-TrIangle play.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-02
SCREEN FLASHES

Metro, v. L. S. E, vitagraph. Fox,
Pathe and various other motion pic
lures producing companies have shown
their patriotism by announcing that
they will pay salaries and hold posi-
tons Of employees who join the army.
Big wheat crops in Kansas and big
corn crops in Missouri promise big
business for the exhibitors in that ter
ritory.
Triangle has issued an official
house organ called Selling and Man
agement.
DIANA" the classical photodrama
produced by the Unity Sales Corpora
ton, has proved such success that
the company has decided to produce
cycle of classic myths.
Cleo Madison, Universal star, IS to
have the leading role in production
of the modernized version of la
Tosca."
Cleveland exhibitors have started
movement to close their houses fifteen
days in July, the contention being that
this would stimulate fall business
Cleveland film men have formed
screen club.
Charlie Chaplin has lost his last
card in his legal fight over the burles-
que in Carmen, the appellate divis-
ion Of the supreme court in New York
having handed down decision affirm
ing the order of the supreme court in
favor Of the defendants.
Seven companies are at work under
World directors.
A state convention of the Motion
Picture Exhibitors League Of Ohio has
been called for July and z at Mans
field, 0. --a% -----
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-02
NEW FACES FEATURED.

with the exception Of Mrs. Mary
Rose Carr, the cast Of principals in
the forthcoming production by the iLu'
bin Company Of Anthony P. Kelly's
THE Light at Dusk "sincludes artists
who are new to the Lubin screen. Or
rim Johnson, in the lead, has the Sup-
port Of Robert W. Frazer, Sally orute,
Hedda Kuszewski and Evelyn TetrilAl
The direction is in the capable hands
of Edgar Lewis.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-02

stone Company, and Hampton De Ruth,
its managing editor and assistant man
ager of production, as In the past.
The first picture is being filmed uns
der direction of James Young, and Of
course supervised by Mr.. Sennett. Mr.,
Sennett will select Miss Normand's
assistant director from among the
men he has trained. Miss Normand's
studio will draw upon the parent plant
for anything they may need except
players, the star having her own stock
company of players.
Eight n Year.
The present plans of Miss Normand
are to make about eight pictures a
year, all OF which will be released as
features de luxe on the Triangle pro-
gram. Actual filming Of the first pic
ture, which Mr.. Sennett said he hoped
would be released late IN July. was
started the last week in May.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-02
Sensational Metro Columbia
Production in Five Parts
Billed for Tuesday.

Sessuc Hayakawa. the celebrated
japanese actor, will be seen Monday
at the Robinson Grand In the Lasky
production. "Allen Souls" thrilling
photo-drama written especially for
him. Hayahawa was born in Toxic,
Japan. twenty-seven years ago, His
first enga cement with the Lasky COM
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-02
POSES FOR SCULPTOR.

Audrey Munson, wlo is starring
in Purity" the forthcoming six act
American-Mutual allegorlcal drama,
between scenes is posing for a noted
sculptor who has been designated to
mould a figure for the new public
library being erected in San Jose, Cal.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-02
NOW ON SCREEN.

Rose Harrington, one time vaude-
Vile singer on the orpheum circuit,
is now playing a character part in
Kolb and Dill's multiple-reel comedy,
"a Million for Mary"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-01
EGG MESSAGE PROVES
POULTRY PRODUCT
WAS SOMEWHAT STALE

Wooster City. MarSii - webster
City young man formerly employed as
egg packer at the Ellinson & Mathe
packing house, the other day received
a letter from n young woman in In
dianapolis, Ind, inviting correspond
ence. That in itself is not unusual,
perhaps. but she states that she found
his name and address upon an egg re-
Gently and was impelied to write to
him. Now it happens that the young
man in the case has not worked in
the butter and egg store for one year
and a half. hence the innocent egg.
which was the cause Of thI letter re-
ceived here the other day was packed
al least a year and half ago. Often
the boys who are packing eggs write
their name and addresses upon theE.
in a sort OF cast your bread upon the
waters manner. T. see what viii hap
pen. Sometimes something happens
and sometimes not, but il usually does
not take year and a half 10 get
reply from al egg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-01
AGED CLINTON MAN HELD UP
AND THROWN FROM NORTH
- Z.
y WESTERN BRIDGE.
MAY DIE OF HURTS
AND EXPOSURE TO COLD
Victim Found Almost Frozen and Un-
conseious-Says Robbers Secured
$500 and Then Showed Him From
Strueture-unahle to Give Detailed
Account OF Assault.

Clinton, March i.-Eobbed of $500
railroad bridge by some unknown per-
son. knu; Nelson. 77-year-old far
mer. was found unconscious with his
clothing frozen about him. lying in the
icy water beneath the bridge between
9 and 10 O'Clock a tight.
He Is now at -.satha hospital. bat
sibnity of death coming from concus-
sion OF the brain. as result of the
serious bruises sustained about his
head in the afteen foot fall from the
bridge 10 the ice Below.
Tells His Story.
When taken - the hospital Nelson
rega!ned consciousness for a few min
Iha; he had been robbed Of s40p. which
ne had Sewed up in the pocket OF his
shirt He said that he thought he had
oazed BY the severe blow on the head
which he had sustained in the fall that
he could no. De certain as to any II
story.
According 10 Nelson's story. he had
been 20 Fulton earlier in the evening
and was waking across the bridge on
his way 20 the Iowa side When
asked in regard to MS having been
drinking in the Illinois city. he said
shat ne had had only one beer and one
whisky.
Carried saoo t;th Him
Nelson had been carrying ths
money, which he says he lost, for sew
eral days, He had drawn il from a
Fulton bank earlier in the week. he
person would be made upon it. The
bills were pinned with safety pins II
the pocket II MS shirt. where he be-
lleved them secure.
A!tho the 500 WIS missing. upon
thorough examination made al the
hospital a gold watch and a purse
containing s. were found in the pock-
cts Of Nelson's clothing.
Find Him Unconscious.
The discovery of the body OF the
nearly frozen man was made shortly
after O'Clock at night by a man liv-
ing on the Illinois side Of the river.
With assistance he carried the un-
conscious man 70 q house along the
bank. from where call was made to
Clinton. for the knowltor ambulance
and a doctor. DR.. HOUSEWIFE was also
called and administered first aid treat
ment IN an attempt to revive Nelson
when he reached the hospital.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-01

owners and their grantors during all of
the said time and the said taxes have
not been repaid or any offer Of repay
ment made and that such be decreed
to be SO by the court.
That csc Residences .,,,; nv, III the
unknown defendants are unknown to
these plaintiffs although they have dill
igently sought to learn the same.
That it be decreed by this court that
the defendants designated as unknown
or who have or claim to have some in
reresI in anu TO said real estate Wy VT
tue of their being heirs, devisees, leg
atees and assixnees OF the named de-
PENDANTS and all their claimed interests
be. barred by the same means and in
the same manner as the claimed in
terests Of the named defendants.
For full further and different par
ticuiars see petition now on file.
Now unless you appear and make &c
Tense thereto on or before noon Of the
second day Of the next September
term of said court, 20 &c. begun and
held at Marshalitown, Iowa, on the 4th
day or septeuln-aI, - = ta.s, 5JoS1r &c
fault will be entered and a judgment
and decree rendered Theron as prayed
for in said petition. s.,sr. n.. ...-5.s@.ss5s
Dated at Marshalltown, Iowa, this
2sth day OF February. A. d. 1916.
81. c. L0UNSBERRT,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-01
MondeIi AssaiIs Wilson.

Washington. Feb. 2s.-Representa-
tive Monde!l. of Wyoming. republican,
in a speech today assailed the admin
!strarion's foreign policy and urged the
passage OF his bill still in committee,
10 warn Americans from taking pass
age on armed merchantmen
When any one fully Informed con-
tends that an American citizen has a
right which should not be denied. 10
travel on ship armed TO fight. and
bound Into the regions OF war, l am
compelled 10 believe that the enc so
Insisting IS either playing politics with
the national honor or is disposed TO
EN- broiI the nation in war"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-01

Grand Old Man of the German
Army IS the title frequently 5con2srred
on Field Marshal Count Won Haeseler,
chief adviser 10 the German crown
prince n the campaign and attach
against Verdun- He Is a veteran and
hero 0. the Franco Rrussian war OF
1901. in which ne served on the stan
Of one Of Germanys national heroes,
Prince Frederick Charles. The frontier
territory east Of Terdun is familiar
ground to Count Won Haeseler, az he
was formerly commander of the Six,
teenth army corps, with Headquarters
a. Metz. ~ -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-01

U. Crockett, hide dealer. and former
mayor won by 20. The other candi-
dates were Olin Hill and George F.
Tucker. councilmen, and Fred Rixon.
There were contests in every ward but
the fifth and in the First, six candi-
dates were after the nomination. N.
J. Cole, police Judge, was renomi-
mated. "s5,1.
On the democratic ticket there was
no contest for mayor and HI. G. Ham
sen. the present mayor Will again
head the ticket. The only contest was
for police judge and J. S. Hart won
this nomination.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-01
Bad Cough =? Feverish ?
Grippy

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you start taking Dr.. Kings New
Discovery your recovery is assured.
Without assistance your weakened
system tries in vain to throw oh
these cold germs. Your system cries
for help and. Dr. Kings New Dis
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Get bottle to-day. Take at once.
You will feel much better tomorrow.
All druggists. -~ e~.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-01

peregrinations across the wdntyy At
lantic. He died In l7o4 In his SAITH
year.
The first moving machine Was pat
ented seventy-one years ego by VIII
liams and Ketcham. Nearly 10000 pat
ented improvements have since been
made on that early design. How COM
muters passed their home hours up to
seventy-one years ago IL q mystery.
Perhaps there were no commuters.
Certainly there were no lawn NOV,
ers,. s .a s q
The first club Tin the sense we now
use the term) was launched In Eng
land 24S years ago. it was the London
Civil Club. The club was founded IN
this way: A group of london men
about-town used to meet in tavern
nearly every evening. They banded to-
gether and moved from the tavern to
a house of their own, which they called
a club house The first important club
In America, the wister Of philadelphia.
was founded in 1888. The first distinc-
tive club for women in America was
Sorvsii., founded =. Nav York In 1853.
The general STAFF of the Cuban navy
Is endeavoring to secure UNIFORM tor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-01
YOUNG MAN RETURNED TO
CHARLES CITY AFTER LONG
AND EXPENSIVE SEARCH.
KEITH EDWIN DALRXMPLE T..
INHERiTs MANY THOUSANDS
Lad Ran Away From Home Of Rsia-
tivss and Has essn Missing Many
Months--Found IN in Hospital in
South-other Claimants to Estate
'-E@' t4HE ~ ~ o.
shown TO fave Seen imPosis7s'

Charles City, March keith Ed
win Dalrymple. alleged heir to be-
tween four and five million dollars,
left by his father. was brought here
yesterday by DR.. c. NJ. Palmer. OF
Charles City. The boy will make his
home with the Palmer family. Dali
rymple is a nephew Of Mrs Palmer and
made his home with the Palmers for
a time. but ran away. He was foInc
In a southern hospital.
DR.. Palmer declined to say how
much money is coming TO the LAD
from his fathers estate, He said.
however, that neither time nor ex-
pense had been spared in the hunt for
young Dalrymple.
Recently julius Briggs, Jr.. of Chi
cago. when arrested for forgery,
claimed to be the heir TO the Dalrymple
estate. His claim was disproved. how
ever. Other claimants have appeared
from time to time, but all proved to
be other than the rightful heir.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-01
Eurekat

The correspondent at tbs front 10
France was racking Ills brain 10 dis
cover how to get past the censor the
fact that there had been battle on the
River Somme Suddenly he slapped his
thigh in high glee mad headed his dis
patch: =! &C..
'fSommewhere IN France" ~ = a
It went thru, the editor guessed. and
the correspondents account OF the bat
tie of the somme thrilled readers the
nex. morning. ~ =. Z
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-01
To Fly the Fia1.

TO Fly the FIa0. n. I, N 2 :
The proper way to hang nag from
. Flagstaff is on halyards, Or ropes. By
which 1t may be raised and lowered.
and which allow 1t to follow the direc-
in the upper corner NEXT to the pole;
the direction Of the wind, OF course,
controls the direction of the stripes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-01

'Wud yez LUX at thotT' exclaimed
Mrs. O'Too,e in just indignation.
''Washin' an ironin' done. Shure. she
amt wan bit better than OF am. Olive
got me washin' and ironiR' done. too,
;,n; .. '',,n't s-s me- A.n.ia' SSss e
signs braggin' about It."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-01
These Ailments Weaken Your
System. Your Body Then
Needs the Help Of
DR.. KINGS New Discovery.

Colds are annoying. They inter-
fere with our duties. In our weak
ened condition they may end in .
spell Of sickness or even more serious
ailments. Fear, however, should be
overcome, for in DR.. Kings New
Discovery you have an effective rem