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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
CORPORATION WITH AsOUI.

The increase of 10 per cent in
the wages OF the employees OF the
United States Steel Corporation
which went into efft ct on Feb. I.
will effect in the neighborhood of
2OO,OOO men and we are pleased
o note the fact that a few thous
and employees Of the u. S. Coal
and Coke Company in this coun-
ty will be benefited by the raise
IN wages. This increase will be
enjoyed by miners, coke men
and all classes Of workers upon
Il e many operations Of this great
company.
This actiO j. in keeping with
ne pOiicy of this great and ben.
hclent CO DDratiOn that not only
provides ~ a h ,mes for the men.
expeDds large sums in the lauda
O'e " ~ " protect the life and
u : its employees. enforces
'trict SANTA y rules for the pro-
lection Of the health. encourage
girce OF In< IN order that the cost
oil living may be reduced. helps
lester good schools and supports
church -. but IL also divides the
profits and puts apremium upon
thrift and economy This is a
oenehcient institution and We
are glad that many people Of this
county will DC benefited by the
raise.
Gen. Edward O'TooIe Is the
general manager of the u. sc.
* Z. 20 in this county and in
keeping with the policy of bis
company ne takes a personal in
serest 10 the welfare and success
ut The employees and is loved tv
them. He is q big hearted pub
nc spirited citizen who stsuds
for ths best IN bssinsss, hous
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04

b~r~ind, W. Va Feb. IA Cont
Ca'anthe lodge Was set apart Mond,y
hixht "i this week by Grand D,.sr,rt
D~Pu'y &. III. Rice. Chancellor Cam
;nander Pete Williams was the MOVING
hsure IN this org imitation. Mr.. Henry
r"'n'a'n Who rs most genial fellow. ~
ND Messrs. Wiley Brice and Jane. Lin
ray not only were interested in perfect
ny the organization but male il srecisllv
comfortable for the visiting friends. They
are big hearted people who with their
vi RS were just as nice and good % N, ~
'hey could be- Everything good to eat
MAS offered us. Mrs. Williams also VA.
very kind To Us and -et for us . very
Snnptuons meal Brothers Aston, Cook
anu all the men made taemselye. very
So''e'ton' ahout our every want and they
are all Tor Hatfield and X ,binsou for u.
;. SENATOR and Governor respectively.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04

The Mingo Republican pre-
sents to the public the name of
Col j. j. Swope. editor of The
Mcdowell Recorder. for the Re-
publican nomination for state
senator and says some very com
p'imentary things about our able
versatile colleague and friend
Since Col. Swope came to this
county as editor OF the Recorder
he has been more than our
friend; he has taken broad and
liberal ground upon all questions
concerning the lsboring man and
Negro and he has not Knocked
business whether big or little.
The able lawyer-editor 10 q true
representative Of that type of
West Virginian that hewed out q
pathway through the laurel aud
hemlock, built homes and reared
families of their true kind in the
rugged Businesses of these grand
mountains. were always free
themselves and never favored
others being held in slavery. 1t
Was Col. SwOpe and his kind who
kept West Virginia loyal to the
Stars and Stripes in 1861 and
carved the most choice slice Iff
the Mother State rather thsn
Join hands with secession and
slavery.
Col. Swope stands for good
roads. good schools. better civ C
conditions, fairness and justice
to oil whether poor or ricn, white
or black, and we're we not com.
United TO Hon Howard N. Evesn-
son (who stands for all that our
friend does) for state senator We
would second the nomination of
Editor j. j. Swope. president of
the West Virginia Publishers
association for state senator.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
WEST vlReIMIES GREATEST GOvernOR
TO ExT0l THE MEMORY OF AMER
ICES GREATEST PRESIDENT.

The movement on the part of
the leading Negroes Ct North
fork and Kim ball to have a great
Lincoln Day celebration at each
Of these places on Saturday. Feb.
18th, the birthday of the great
martyred president is CON-
u endable effort and deserves the
support and hearty cooperation
OF every man and woman i'm Nc
Dowell county. No better selec
ton could possibly have been
made for orator Of the day than
Governor Hatfield and he is do
ing the Negroes OF Mcdowell
county an honor to leave the ex
acting cares OF his high office
and respond TO their invitation
70 address them ON this occa-
sion.
After all is said and done Gov.
Henry ID. Hatfield is a true de
cipIe OF the great Lincoln he is
a Republican of the old school
without spot or blemish, true to
tie cardinal principles OF the Re
publican party, a Statesman of
the type of Charles Summer.
rhad Stevens, Speaker Reed and
Joseph Benson Foraker in his
attitude toward the Negro. While
Foraker is the last OF the Mohe-
cans, Hatfield is the first of a
new breed OF Negro friends who
promises To be more useful to
the race and more effective in
tile cause Of Justice and right
than those who have gone before.
Let every Negro far and near
sacrifice the time and money to
come out and pro7e the gratitude
of the race by honoring the mem.
DRY of Llncoln aud receiving q
message Of hope from the great
est governor West Virginia has
ever had, the statesman who has
done more for the race in three
years than every other West
Virginia politician and Office
holder did or has done liz a life
time. Let the women mothers
and fathers come out and bring
their children i'm order that they
may gaze upon the IMAGINATIVE
West Virginia mountaineer that
ne is, who will some day be in
the council Of the greatest and
most powerful statesmen i'm the
world and guide the destinies of
a mighty nation.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04

stop throwing &C HE bouse Thar did NOT
stop and Mr.. Rotten shot the built en-
tering the bead Of . young white hoy
about ~ yesn Of age, resulting in his
death . few boun later.
Mr.. Rotten was arrested aud for fear n
mob violence Chief az Police Morrison
took Mr. Rotten in an automobile and
carried him o. Princeton. Erom here
sheriff Hamilton carried him by anto to
Hinton and was met by Major Georye
Ford Of the Adjutant General Office. who
carried the prisoner e Charleston where
me remained until tire trial.
Negroes and white people who had
known Mr.. Rotten for years - an exem-
Plsry eitizen. respected by all. interested
themselves i'm his behalf and secured thu.
very sblest counsel and.the:.defens~ con-
tended that de killing Was accidental.
it Is reported ~ eleven Of the jrrors
~err IN fav> ~ quitsl. while one
stool out for vOldntary manslaughter.
Involuntary granddaughter Was the COM
promise verdict reached.
The verdict was q popular one, be-
eanse the sympathy OF the entire public
Was with Mr.. Rotten b~cause of his long
residence in Bluefield during which time
he has never been in any kind Of trouble.
worked hard and regular and lew. if
any. believed that lac intended Ia shoot
the boy.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04

life. church life. school and pol
itics and no man il Mcdowell
county 10 more respected than
Cen Edward OToole.
The workmen for this com pany
are 70 be congratulated and 60
pecially the 1900 who recently
came in. many because Of sdvsr-
tisements. articles and editorials
published in this paper.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
KEYSTONE ELECTION
Administration PARTY GETS
BIC MAJORITY

The City election held here yesterday
"ss devoid OF excitement and the inter
e-t manifested by the Leaders was 10 $50
whether the R-publica- party which
has controlled the affairs Of the citv Er
several years or the Citizens party Wa
'he stronger. T. Ei~srd Hill, an AL
ministrstion supporter, was the Regis
tar Tor the Republican party and in the
booth ON election day Editor WIN tt,co.
another strong administration man. va
one OF the election commissioners. The
Republican and Citizens parties syre~d
upon the same candidates at their regular
Conventions and 10 wss merely a fixht Of
THE parties 70 control the election ma
chInery
Throughout the bsllotting. Editor
Whittico announced that a vote ON the
ksPublicsn party side was an endor-~-
IN mt Of the Republican party snd the
administration in West Virginia.
The officers of keystone for the nert
tao years will he: Mayor, W. =. stuart.
Recorder, X. T. Bailey, Councilm~u.
A stewart, Bob Bryant, ~ Hyman.
". J.. Tones. W. A. simpson. the two
last named are Negroes.
la votes were cast for the Reonbl;c.,
party and ~ for the C'tizens party. The
fsct that there ~s- no contest csn~~t IN.
smallest vote % be recorded in may
years.
The election officers were: Commi--
s'oners. NJ. 7 wbittico, Gus = honn.y.
VI Doyle Poll Clerks, q. n. Harmsn.
p. u. Hsrp~r.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04

Miss ~" H. ku~-sll. tl.r hair dresser
and SCALP specialist at P"caInnta-. has
i"rn confined u lirr l,-,i i"r "A lew days.
b"t -i'r -'-'-ri'- Ia i'e- Improving and hopes
Ia l'- at her work -ODn.
The Fiith and sixth grabs Of the
hry-t ne fckman tsrand.-I S..ho.I
Mrs Helen Vi. jams, teaeiler. enio,e.i
visit %" last 10y Mi-- Gsorgia Whittico.
one 81 the teaclIer- at kimball.
''ili~rt W. Taylor. of kingI,ort. Tenn
''nt ~h'-r home j. ia this city, was here
THIS week, lie j. AN exert br'ck LAYER
AMI II a strong lsrlirver in Hatfield for
ln'tssi states senator and Judge Ira r..
fol'n--'n Tor Governor.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
PRlCE-REAMEY.

On "Wednesday. Jan. ~. 49, "old S.l''
't'yan Z" make hi- way toward the West
ern h"rizion. bridal party Ito l%) wen,
m opEs~its- direction and II pts@i nj th,.
home OF MIR >amtsi Price. and Mi.
Edith was united in tie body hun.i- ,f
nstrimony Toy k-v- A DAVIS L. Mr.
Randolph Rearnry Only the family ant
a ie" Intimate iritn'lS wer- .,r.--..ut. Thu.
Dridr Ma sweet ia i,-r blue sill porlin
WITH white trimmings. Mr. John band
r'dyr and Miss Brttie Mae Price were the.
i'--t man and maid Of honor respectfully
Tie bridal party left imme,liately for the
rrsi'irncr of MIR ami Mrs Ned R-amey
Where a reception Was given followed by
"A delici"'is wedding supper
Th--'' young people are all industrious.
popular and very desirable young folks
and W. wish for them "A hong and ha,,,v
Wy agr "n TIN matrimonial SRA of life.
The church Of tia. Knob are alive AMI
working. The Primitive has rsz.rntlv
paints-i itself inside. the PRESBYTERIAN
outsl'ie and the Nt Zi.,n l. r.nn.i..liny
Us building. linlnts Memorial l. using
all OILS energies Ia throw down it, d,,,t-
10y March 81.
IL Is with much pride that W behold
tile "hltt'eo home bring rrlnilt. The
PROGRESS hal l--n somewhat rrtar,i.d bv
the serious illness OF one Of the work
man soil, who has since lost the sa ia
child
La Grippe, bad cold and pneumonia
arr lying around, lighting ON ANY who
take their fancy. None are immune.
We'll. the black aud white paper is for
PRINT and he green to help IA run your
valuable psper.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
" Jail Robber" Opens
Down Town Office

Auy Isns- Knox smith, letter
known as the National Jail Robt,er."
mas opened an office in the Lesrt of
hryse ne ON Main STREET in the Hymsn
Binding ina order TO b~ in closer tourh
with his large and growing clientele and
To save his many out If town client. who
come ON the train from having u make
the long walk Tn Burke. ATTY. smith 10
d"'nR q rushing bn-inss- and i. maxim.
good in tile same old w.y.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
Republican Club Or
gained.

Co~lwo"d. W. Va. Jan. 81. A ma
l"risy OF the Republican voseu Of this
place met and organized . Republican
club The meeting Wa the largest and
most enthusiastic ever held here. Everv
E~rson present Wa . Hatfield Rob neon
Republican and will b .und in the
ranks on election dry.
Tine Club elected ChsrI~. Dalton
President. and b. }. Martin. s<rr~tary.
Meetings will be i'e,d the rat and third
lus sdsy nights Of each month
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
cnAseE IN SENTIMENT.


Tie most remarkable political
happening IN the past 80 days L.
the great and noticeable change
in political sentiu ent in Mellow
ell county from Lilly to Robin
son. II the primary had been
held during the closing days Of
1915 Lily would have carried the
county Dy about ? 900 najority,
while, without a doubt, il an
election were held now Robin
son would win 10y almost the
same NUMBER. Several things
have worked together to bring
about this remarkable change in
sentiment, among which may be
mentioned the favorable impress
sion made by Judge Robinson
when he visited the county in
December. the i'll advised speech
es of Mr.. Lilly a. Kimball and
Northfork on JInuary lst and
the strong arm methods used by
his supporters IA forcing the
undesired presence of the Attor-
ney General upon the commu-
mites on that day. the circula-
ton of Mr.. LiIly's platfor On with
the declaration To overthrow the
Williamson charter after tn Ie
courts declared it constitutional.
its thinly yelled attack upon the
workmens compensation law.
the greatest boon to the laborer
ever enacted into law: it's attack
upon the administration OF Gov.
Hatfield, the idol of the common
people Of this county. and the
currentlbelief that Mr.. Lily is
tie candidate Of faction OF coal
operators who play politics in
both parties in order 10 DE on the
winning side whichever party is
successful at the polls. All OF
this taken in connection with the
sealed con,ic i'm hat il Mr.Li.iy
Is dominated he will be defeated
10 NOvem Der because OF his fac
tional alliances have so changed
sentiment in this county that the
Lilly leaders are demOralized and
what little Effort is being put
forth is half hearted and witbou,
either system or cohesion
What locked like Lily coun.
ty committee two months ago j.
now admittedly committee
majority Of whose members arr
favorable 70 the able jurist from
Taylor county. The knowledge
OF the position OF the Republican
county executive con- mittee va.
like the bursting Of ~ cent?
meter shell in the Lilly rank.
and during the past week Their,
were conferences 10 six direrep,
places in this county 10 an effort
70 rally the scattering Lilly for
GO who we're noisely aggressive
- days ego and are on the de-
fsnstve now with q sullen, hope =
- box upon their faces.
II ~ kobinsoa wave contir-
- - osshsr force (snd IL IN.
= - eUDopsunsoo sfs 5sby
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
Order Of Publication


F~Nl flfSrlNlA.
AZ kuls- held ia the Clerks Ollie. al
tile Circuit Court of NrDo~rll Comfy
%" tie first Monday ia February. 1910.
Nirgir Hlankrn-hip.
w. "'' In chauoery
Allen Embarrassing
DEPENDENT
I've Ol,jert ct tins -nit j. 10 Obtain
rom the d 'irndent 10y the plaintiff :
divorce.
NlNCUIO MATRIMOyU
AMI u APPEARING from an affidavit nov
on Bile with the Diapers in tins cau-e. that
the deiendent J. non resident II the
STATE OF West Virginia: IL Is therefore
ordered that the said defendent do ap-
par AZ the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court Of McDowell County within on.
month from tine date Of the iir~t publica-
ton Of thi- order, aud DO what Is n@ce--
-ary To protect ms interest herein.
And u y furtier ordered that a copy
81 silis order ~ published once a we-el
Tor iOur Successive weeks in some news
paper In Mcdowell County. and that q
copy Of the same he postel at the front
door of the court hou-e 81 McDouell
county Tor twenty days before decree y
rendered
A copy. Teste:
W. BURBRIDGE PAYNE. Clsr,
A. g.. Froe. Pc
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04

tidal wave) Ira f. Robinson will
carry Mcdowell county by 5000
majority and Lilly will be hope
lessly buried in defeat ia the
state because as Nc Dowell coun-
~ goes so goes the state.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04

TUX SALk: West Virginia shutf,.r..
Pure PIC Gsmes; Guaranteed o. win Or
d'e trying. Orixinztei ami bred bv w
i. Howard, westb. W. VI.
12E-u.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
HONOR ROLL

The following - tie honor II the Ne
Do~eil pus'l'c -rhOol. r. n wtel.rr.
tesrher.
BINS
Roosevelt Brown. O-l,ie Be.n.ri
James White, Albert Cousins. James
Linticum.
GIRLS
Evly DonIy. Nellie Galloway Mar
wins, Ruth Lee, katherine Taylor.
Rachel Willis.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04

The home Of Mr.. and Nrs. NJ. Penn
~ss the se~pe OF t<sutiful marri.ee
when their youngest daughter. Edith.
b~~sne the bride "f Mr. Ciotn. Norman
on sunday afternoon. Des~mber s6. NJ 4
O'Clock. The bride Was attired in = love
~ dress OF embroidered white wolfe.
which, after the reception, Was changed
Tor coat suit OF blue serge with .--.---
sor - "a match. Mr. James HALEY At
ed ss best man. The bride "a. given
away 10y her father Mrs :. J. n. Dill.
lard played the wedding march aud made
soft s~e-t music during the ceremony.
Rev. >. A. Davis ofii.-iate.i.
REAMEY DOD>ON.
"Wednesday evening. January ~. va.
one "i the lovelisst cf tine s~as"n, hut the
eyes 81 socirty were not on the weather
Tut within doors at the hon. Of Mr. and
Mrs. Ned keany. ~h-re at \ o'clock of
sand evening, Miss Eliza i~-.ame ia
bride OF Mr.. Robert Dodson. All prs
ent acknowss'ig.-i her one nf the lowell
s'-t brides I'm her Whit silk psplin dr,o..l
with white silk oriental larr and veil
She MAS given away 10y her father. Mrs
j. A. DAVIS acted a. matron Of honor
Rev. j. A. Davis "flieiated. a rrc~ption
WAS given Immediately afterwards and
supper ~as served Az O'clock th,.
bridal party drove To the home of MIR
and Mrs Robert Doison. Were anoth
er Reception MAS held and a midnight
supper served.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-04
vINCULO MATRIMOyu

I've oiIert ct tins snit j. 10 obtain
rom the Il 'irndent 10y the plaintiff .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
HELP WANTED" TO OPEN
SEASON AT TEXAS GRAND

Announcement is made that the new
stock company opening at the Texas
Grand for an indefinite season with
a sunday matinee. September -. will
present Jack Lait's widely discussed
morality play. Help Wanted
It was originally announced that
Fine Feathers" would be the initial
offering. but a change in this arrange
ment was made. inasmuch as the former
permits Of the use of a larger cast Of
players. and which was deemed advis-
able for the opening The manage
ment, however. promises an early pre-
sentation of Fine Feathers"
The play. Help Wanted" has TO do
with the element Of many poor, we'll
meaning girls who sacrifice all in or
der TO make good" with a scOundrel OF
an employe.
The story is that Of pretty Gertrude
Meyer. who leaves business college TO
work as a stenographer in the private
millionaire He is best described in the
authors own words: Life with him
was just one pretty stenographer after
another"
Notwithstanding that Gertrude IS
pleasing her employer as stenoEra-
pher. she discovered the lurking
dangers Of a business career in the
night office work she was compelled
to do
Official investigation in large cities
like New York and Chicago have shown
that these conditions have existed for
years. and in the case of Gertrude
Meyer. the actual truth was being por-
trayed-
Audra Alden appears in the role OF
Gertrude Never, and viii be supported
by the entire cast Of players
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
q News Notes From Movieland q
BY DAISY DEAN.

ISS JUANITA HANSEN'S won
Nj derful Photographic quality and
L ! her natural talent. plus an ir-
restible sense OF humor. soon pushed
her automatically out of the class OF
extras, where she started, Into small
parts. and finally into stardom- She is
a brilliant and successful exponent of
naturalness on the screen. as she dis
likes affectation in everything. and
everybody. whether actors or not If
you insist upon it. the new Fox actress
VIII tell you that naturalness has been
the secret of her success
Although born in Des Noines- Ia.
Miss Hansens parents seemed to know
that the child was destined for film
land. as they moved promptly TO Los
Angeles. In the high schools Of the
California city. the girl made reupta-
tons as q stellar baske tball player and
as an amateur actress
Miss Hansen can smash all records at
dancing and driving an automobile she
Is an adept al canoeing. and rarely
stays out of the surf because il IS too
rough
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
WIGWAM-AN IN

NIGMAM-AN UNIQUE SENSATION
The Wigwam today offers an unique
comedy sensation. Rolling to Ruin.
II is a Vogue comedy. with an all-stsr
cast II introduces the craze of the
coast. roller skating in bathing suits
Scenes at the beaches are introduced
as side shots and a well known amuse-
meut resort is visited by the principals.
4 dive off a roller coaster from its
tracks into the ocean is one OF the
sensational features The Vogue pro-
ducers have been putting up some rat
thing good comedies in two reels OF late
and Rolling to Ruin" is said to BE- one
OF their best Another good picture
Will also be shown
Tomorrow. Mary Miles Minter. stage
and screen star. viii make her first
appearance in the Mutual film de luxe
service at the WiEwam- She viii be
seen in a splendid dramatic feature.
Youths Endesring Charm" which was
written especially for her Miss Minter
was a co-star on the stage with
William and Dustin Farnum in the
original production Of The Littlest
Rebel" She has been a big hit in pic
lures and John P Freuler. president of
the Mutual Film corporation. the man
who had the nerve to pay Charlie
Chaplin 100000 for one years work
predicts that she will soon be the
greatest favOrite on the screen She
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
SUSPECT
RUNS To MEXICO.
Breaks Away From Officer;
Fired Upon; Leaves
Bloody Trail.

Breaking away from the grasp Of
patroIman r. N Williams, who was
taking him 10 the city jail. an uniden-
titled Mexican ran several blocks with
several officers shooting at him Tues
day afternoon at $50 o'clock, escaping
across the river
The man was arrested by patrolman
Williams as he alighted from a South
ern Pacific train at the union station
and is suspected of being implicated
in the killing OF G. c stevenson, q
freight brakeman, near Ladim. n NJ
Monday night The man was armed
and returned the fire Of the offlcers,
Zoe Garcia. assistant jailor at the coun-
" fail. being wounded in the head when
he attempted TO hold the man
Left Bloody Trail.
After breaking away from the ON
Ger. the man ran east on overland
street to Campbell and turned south,
pursued by many citizens and soldiers
Special officer Sam Evans. who was at
the police station when the escape &C
Cured. fired several shots at the fugi-
tive and is believed 10 have struck MIN
in the leg. as spots Of blood were later
found on the sidewalk where the flee
Ing man had passed. 4 small house in
the 900 block of South Campbell street
was. completely surrounded by a Gordon
Of soldiers and searched. after the man
had been seen TO enter there He es-
caped into another dwelling across the
street and is thought TO have gone 10
the river and crossed
The man wore a white hat, q pair OF
blue overalIs. a blue shirt and carried
a black coat on his arm He was
about five feet and eight inches in
height
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-20
SOME SALARIES, THESE

Henry Miller, according to present in
sideside studio gossip. has been offered
$1,000 a day by Herbert Brennon TO
pose before the camera in big feature
Brennon now has under contemplation
Brennon Is understood to have con-
tracted to pay ALA Nazimova $4,000
outright for her work in War Brides,
which she is now making under his
direction This picture is expected 10
be released November g.
Word from London recently was to
the effect that this same enterprlsing
Mr. Brennon has forwarded Ethel
Levev an offer Of $500 a week 10 ap-
pear as a film star. She Is said 10 have
Ter,lied that she would consider S2500
weekly.