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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-20
II ppcr 3ittIc |crgcr.

Iic Star Sclcpbon Clinic bot jcbt
nit Scr @osconobc Central Eclcpbpll
Clinic Inidlllb crhnltcn mo bic Sum,
0cn Scr Clinic f6nllcn bon lllllt on DC
pcidcu nit allen Tclcpbon, Ibomcn,
ten ser hciocn 2inicn mcd)icln pbnc
crtro bofilr be5ablcn 81 milIicn.
Socob @ocit bot sic Geo. @ciicr
Sorm gclnictbct.
Sri. ScInlo Ncnlonn lit nn,
Sonlstoo bon ct. 2ouis Surilf9c.
fcbrt unb miro ciniDc 3cit bel ocl,
GItcrn pcriucilcn.
Gic 2pon Shlllc in 6runflll
Golntp miro ON IS. Npril id)licBcn
mo 3lnnr lit filr cine ihGrc Sd,l,lB.
icicr ocior1t. 0ie Sfllc Itcbt luntcr
2citltn9 ulIercs ilrn1cn Grclunoca
9lrtbur Gunner.
,&oi. 2oboubc un6 Satin morcll
lcttc @od)c brird,sluCiic i'll ct.
Hmlis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-20
5~riibjabrs.G rfGltnnsen iinb idlimm,

Sdneller @ediel in 1emperatl,r
unb llnterfleibune bringt grfaltltn-
gen, peritopiten &opt ipeben SAILS
,,nb allgeneine Spmptome Der Or
f1ltllns nit iid. Cine Soiis Or.
Sings gtcip DISCOVERY lit iidere Gin.
oerune. 0ieic Combination antiicp'
tiider @aliam reiniet bcn &opf. ianf-
tigt Sic gerei5ten Shleimbdutc uno
mad)t furacn EroaeB nit elmer anbal.
telben GrfGltl,ng, bic ecfGbrlid bit.
te iperben fGnnen. Saltet nidt Elm nit
oenn Nebmcn Der Mebi5in, menn iid
2inberllng 5ei9t, bcnn cine babe Sur
lit oft gefGbrlih. Hcbmt Or. Sings
Ncp DISCOVERY bis sic grfGltung
gan5 bcicitigt lit. (Iop. y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-20
{ b II b.

unlcrc Sdulc miro bclltc uul 20.
april gum IbihIllB foml1,cn uno
5lpor nit elmer idonen Seicr.
Senrp 9rinfmunn unb @ottil,
gin9en .Icttcn Sonntae 5ilnt airdbc-
iuh nod Charlotte.
Gbas. 6. Stone uno Samilic bon
9icb giro fanlen lettcn Sonntag in
ibrcnn Iuto bierber nm ibren Sobn
Cigar Stcnc unb Sanilie al be.
hlden.
Eoitor Hcinert bon Scr cponal.
Stride au Charlotte lit lesten Montae
mad ct. Charles, Mo. ge5oeen, CT.
lcm &ufe Der bprtieen cpanaI. Stride
fplaenb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-20
Tluf-N cniafcitcn

@nl. Tolfc Gin nllf bcnl Gnnlptcr
glbponcc ou0citclltcr Arhcitcr 1lcl let.
ten Gpnncrsteg bel Wlallll ltbcr
Woro lu,b crtranf.
Ger S6lcppoompfcr Sopbic @orbs
l1cr lit lcete @odJc bci Sol'tb Sibcrtp
Qciunfcl. Gus Boot mar ~GiDc1tblttl
scr Moribnl Hllt Grbcl.
Ger Gompfcr 2Ill9llIt &cblt III uIlI
Mittmod, ppnl @oSconnbc 6llB SIT
rildocfcbrt nit elmer id)mcrcn 2oornlg
Srudt, baruntcr 325 God @ci5cn.
Mnn 9onncrStog mod)tc oos Woot e.
nc 5obrt nod) fredericksburg 1nto
brodtc cine grobc 2oblng Gorobol5
nod @crn,ann.
Gos SGbrbort @crnlonn fcbrte let
ten Gonncrsta9 non @dlfcr's Sslnuo
5ltriif nit elmer 0lltcn Saoilng Gorn.
Ger Miiipuri iluB lit ant Stci9ell
lno miro bis nlorgcn Die Sobc bon
II SUB crrcid)t bohcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-20
o q N.

Srou saul Rbooius bon Walbtlt9'
ton mar lcbtc ISOLDE bier Si 1elild)
bel ibrem Sftpo9cr, Or. &. Hbooius.
Sos sic Social bcs Ndbpercllls
mar icbr gut bcil,ft, Sror Sobn
Iicfs geluonn bas idone Guilt oaS
ais Grcis ousgeictt NOR.
q. s. @ulfi mo Ghriit. Calf m,lr'
Den lebtc ISOLDE als nellc Witglieoer
in Die so. @. q. 2ogc cin9efiibrt.
Srib ScIo fam lette ISOLDE bon ct.
2ouis bicrber nm feline I%ngeborigen
su beiuden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-20

@ir miini6en oeniclben ber5lifit
Slid auf ibrem semeini6aftliden
2cbenswege.
Ser tragii6e 500 Scr Srau Sobn
@pls, iiber ben on anocrcr Stelle beg
bcutigen SolfsbIatt beri6tet miro,
bat infer @emeinhpeIcn in Die tiefite
Sral,cr pcriett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-20
Gorrigicrt bon
Gqgcrs MiIIine 6 o.
Slon's Eminent fir itcife 8licScr.
Gorrigiert bon
SobnS s.. Selmers

Hbeumatiihe Sdn1cr5elt 5icben IL
bic @elenfc 1tnb Mllsfcln unb MAIDEN
jeoc 9eruegung our Dual. 2inoert
Cure Sdmerocn nit Sloan's 2ini-
ment; Siebt idnell elm obne &eiben
uno iGnftigt uno wGrrlt Die ipeben
Wusfeln. Sus aneebGufte 9lrit miro
in 9ctp,g,lng seiett uno cine eillila'
lige I~npenbung pertreibt Sdmer5crl.
Sloon's Ointment rein, beqlem unb
i6lGet idneI an. gs fdrbt Die Snut
nidt unb fiillt aud nift Die Borert.
Soft bcltte nod cine Sloife bon Gle
REM glpotbefer gu 25c.-slon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-20
Grfaltung BON idnellem @cdlicl.

Sriibiabr brinet allcrbono @ettcr
rnb GrfGltiine. Suitcn mo Sciicrs
felt nit iidl. Or. 9cl's Eine Ear
&cncp piro cine ncilc Grfdltllng be-
Icitiacn unb bcn often Silitcn c%ntfer=
uen. Der iGnftigcnbc 9aliam miro
bcn webcn Sals unb sic gcrci5tcn
SfleimbG,ite beilen. Soft berte nod
cine Slnihe unb beginnt iofort 3D.
nit. 9ci @itrem apotbefer 5u 25c.
Sormula alif Der Sloi6e Mbp. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-20
Scr Scuti6c tyarmer.

Sobalo Der critic Spnncnilrabl
Nnl Worgen 9rilBt Die @clt,
8eht 'd)on Der Sarnlcr bintcrm Tflra
ltno pflilGt Sos Nfcric!S.
Gr 5icbt bic Burden grab uno tici,
Ialldjt icinc Eicif baSu;
Gr comet nltd Den Eicrocn germ
Wtituntcr &oit unb Hub.
gr iiet otf icincm Yilllec bonr,,
gtinrnlt Nuttcrbrpb unb @urit
Ius lcllcr Salhc, iBt olsoann,
Srinft @oiicr fiir bcn Curt.
lin 5cbn llbr ihmctt cs irnnler gut
3rauBcn I'M ircicn sSclb;
IS gicbt Dem Sarmcr &raft II. Mut,
llnb foltct ipcnig @clb.
SIN 6cIbc ltcbt Der @ci3cn gin,
Scr Safer uno Scr Slice;
&artoIIcln iinb audi if)on ecpflun5t,
Siln9it iicl Oorollf Der Shnce.
Cur M|ittags5cit fGbrt or naf Nols.
@rilbt irob icin licbcs @cib,
Gas VQbn ninlnlt CT alli oCll Mrrt--
Gin frober 3eituertreib.
Damn lett or iid an icincn Gid
@o Nllcs Itcbt bcrcit;
@obl SdOprincilciif) II. Salcrfrollt
9efonmlt Der Sarmcr bout.
Na6 Gid roltt)t er iein Ticiihclr
leer,
Hubt cine Stunbc aus,
Spannt feline Yicrbe micbcr an
linz fGbrt o,fs 2uno binous.
gr ifafit nit Eflilgcn mcitcr tort,
9is bob Der S%onncnitrabl
SSSrl @eitcn in bic @plfcn Unfit.
Nl,n rurb gum lettcn nal,
llno s Sogcpcrf lit mobl ppllbrnhtl
gr fGbrt ~pcrgniigt nod @aus,
Grit f~iittcrt CT bic Tfcrbc gut,
@ebt Damn gum Acknowledgements.
Nab barter Irbcit id)nlcdt 10 gut
Gin frGiti9 Ibcnbbrob.
Die W,lttCr bat bafiir gcior9t.
Sic fcnnt feline 9tot.
Nl1n iitt or BORT nit @cib 1,nh &inb
90 gliidlid) lllb 10 trollt.
Sic Wllttcr itcft bic Campo al,
0ic tic bcfon, ols @rart.
gr ninln1t Die 3citlrng nllll CUR @onr
ltnb licit Scr Wllttcr Dor.
@os lid bc9icht IN jcbcln 2onb.
Scr &lcinc ipibt bnS DIR.
Sic llbr idlGgt nc,ln; s lit Hl1bc5clt.
Sic Silrcn ihlicBt man 81.
galo ihlofcn iiib bic licbcn Grci,
Snt Nnlls berriht Srico' unh Hllh,
q. @Grlc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-20

Ger ichs Sabre alte Sobn ocs S.
&opben bon Sefierion 9th, mltroe
lctten Sanstag, wGbrcnb er auf Der
Strabc ipicltc, BON einem Straben-
babnmasen iibcrfabrcn unb idrpcr
perlcst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-20

Die SalGrc Der 3lid)tballsmdrter
limo ollrd) Die ncllc Sermaltungs-
aommiiiion bon $50 auf 500 per
Icnat crbGbt morocn. "a ctma 100
@Gdter angcitellt iinb, 10 bebclltct
Dies cine Wcbrallsgabe Don $4,000
per Sabr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-20

--Ibonniert arif bas Sermanner.
GoIfsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-20
Nns benadbarten Counties.

Nus bcnadjbarten Counties.
Ger icfs Sabre alte Sobn ocs s..
Tolpben bon Sefferion Gitp, miiroe
lcbten Somstag, mabrenO er arf Der
Strabc ipiclte, BON einem Straben-
babnpagen iibcrfabrcn unb idmcr
perlcst.
Die SulGrc Der 3lidtballsm0rter
iino ollrd) Die ncllc Germaltungs~
aommiiiion bon $50 auf 500 per
Wonat crbobt morocn. "a ctma 100
@Gdter angcitellt iinb, 10 beoclltct
Dies cine Wcbrallsgabe Don $4,000
per Sabr.
Die llnion Butter & Sec Cream
So. bc5oblte lette ISOLDE AZ Gents
pro YflrnO fir 9ilttcrfett. Gs lit bic.
les mie sic oortigc 3citun9 Linton
Scobligbt" berittet Der bohitc Trcis
Scr jcnlals fir bicies Yrobuft Der
Mildmirtbidaft be5ablt mliroe.
Die Ingcltelltcn bes Wiilollri
Eacific 9abn Spitems boben bic
grbGbl1ne Der 9eitrdee fir ltnterbal.
tl,ng ocs Soipitalbienitcs bci6loiicn.
@cr mcnigcr oils $50 per Monat Der
bient soblt 35 Gents, bon $50 bis
500 20 Gcl,ts unb iibcr 500 80
Gents.
Eal,l Sdroebcr meIder an Den
Slubperbeiicrungs Irbeiten nabe
@aibinston bciddftiet mar, wuroe
lette ISOLDE oils 2ei6e nabe Dem
&obleniduppen bel @aibington at,f,
gefunoen. Wan perm,ltbet Dob Der
ielbc an SerSi6lag zines plotlidcn
Sobcs gcitorbcn lit.
Gas fir ocn 1874 unb IS. Sunni
bcs Sabres in Ganias Gitp anbc-
roumt %sclucicne Sdngcrieit bcs Norb-
lpeItlihcn SGngerbunbes lit IN Inbc.
tradt Der fritiiten Gage bes 2anbcs
altf unbeitimmte 3eit peridoben NOR
Den. Die Singer iino bod alle uno
illnncr genliit9lide 2ciltc.
@enn bic Greiie fir 2%ebensnnittcl
mciter itcigen. meint Der Stalls 50.
Hecprb, Damn fam man bolb Scleer-
ocs in ben Sodacltsheridten lcien:
sic biibibc uno populGre 9rallt
trlla elm prahtpolles Spinat. 9ofctt
il1o cincn berrlidcn Nlltmcnfobl oils
Gin fiiritlihes @cihenf bes 9rGuti.
cams, nls &aoribmltd. Mls Sod
mltrbcn acbadcnc &artof.
icln icrpirt."
gcn Smith Gin Sarnlcr bon Diaries
Gountp 500 iih lette ISOLDE ul,f fol-
gcnoc lonoerbarc @eiic id)lin,mc Ser.
lcbungcn 81. Gr bate bonn Sellbo-
Den cine GlluntitGt @cu fir bic Sicb-
Tllttcrun9 hcrabaclpnrfcn ionic cbcll-
faaS Die Sclgobcl, mo ols or bon
obcn b%crobiprnng ficl CT allf bic al,f-
rcdtltcbcnoc @abcl bcrcn bGI5crner
@anbgriff Oonblc) Dem ltuglildli6cn
mebrcre 3oll ticf in ben &orpcr
orang.
Geo. &. Sudnlullrl, gcecn ocn sic
&ldae crbobcn porben mar, oils frii-
bcrcr Gountp Glerf bon @arrcn
County. @cbiibrcn iibcr ocfi bonn Sc
iete bor9cihricbcnen @ctraa lid an.
gccianct Slt baben, mllrbc lctte ISOLDE
bon jeocr S6ulo freigeiprohen. 9ic
@eidmorcncn battcn raf elmer 9c-
ratbling bon MIR 90 Minutcn ibrcn
@abriprnh cinacreiht. Sodlnanr
lit Der jcbigc Staats. Iiloitor llno Der
cin5i9c repilblifunii6c Stoats .Gonbi.
Dat, Der bel Scr lcttcn @obl iicereid,
innr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-20
Scr StuStratb erueaut icinc @camtc
fir bas nGdpitc Sabr.

Sn Der am Wittiuod) obgchoItcnen
Slbung 6cs Stobtrotbs mlrocn fol.
gcnoc @colllte fir bas nGfitc SSobr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-20

Die llnion Butter & Sec Cream
So. bc5ablte lctte ISOLDE AZ GcntS
pro EfunO fir @llttcriett. IS lit Die.
les wie sic oortige 3citung Linton
ScaoIigbt" beridtct Ger boditc Trcis
Der jcnlals fir bicies Yroouft Der
Wilfupirtbifaft be5ablt muroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-20

-
9cnoc @corlte fir bas nGhitc Sobr
%crnannt:
Ilfrco 8raf SfasmciItcr
Geo. q. &ueoigcr Gitp Glerf
=. q. @raf , StGbtiihcr, ampnlt
Gbos. &oumItorf .~~~. StraBcn- Com.
arInin GberIin ~.~. Torf GommiiiGr
Or. e. &. Saffner.. @ciunObcitsrotb
@ermonn 9rl,idl ,~ Sooen9rGbcr
Gbas. @cn5 SSonitor
@unocrlid & Sift crbicItcn Den
Gontroft fir Die itGbtilden 5ltbr.
rlarms. @rbeitcn 5u9ciprod)en.
Als %oriiber bes Stabtrotbs pl,roe
Nrnlin Gbcrlin cripGblt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14
Grand.

After an absence of about ten weeks
Tulsa's favorite stock company viii
open again for n stock run at the
Grand theater The Van Dyke & Ea-
ton Co. is without n doubt the best
stock company that has ever appeared
in Tulsa, and their many friends will
be glad to welcome them back when
they start next Thursday with a mat
inee, January IS.
Their opening play will be a three
act comedy drama entitled college
Chums'.
The plays will be changed every
Sunday and Thursday and all new
lays will be givon-nothing old OF
worn out will be shown. Tho vGude
vile between the acts will be changed
with every change OF play and matt
noes will be held Tuesday Thursday.
Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Fol
their opening, however, they will nave
q matinee every day. That is, start
ing with the Thursday matinee. they
will also have matinees Friday, Satur %
day and Sunday. After that they will
hold the usual four matinecs a week.
Following their regular custom,
each and every Monday night will be
merchants gift highland presents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

per was absorbed in giving final in
structions TO the dancers, whom he
kept in action during the rehearsal.
As the soft mclodious strains of the
instruments filled the air, Herbert
Standing felt an uncomfortable tin
Cling in his veins which brought back
"reminiscences OF younger days. IL,
sighed, glanced at vivian Martin and
found she was looking AT him with
an expression parallel to his own.
"Come on then" he laughed in sheer
delight as he rushed over to where
she stood, and taking her in his arms.
Joined the merry dancers The scene
positively will not appear on the
Paramount prOgram.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14
A SOUND MIND IN A
SOUND BOY IS IDEA
Annette Kellermann Says
Each One Is Really Neces-
sary to the other.

We have heard for many wears tho
expression, "a sound mind In n sound
hody' as the definition Of the 100
per cent man or woman. short time
hgo Anne Morgan, daughter of tho
ia'e KING of flnancicrs and several OF
her friends who had seen Miss Keller
mann In her remarkable work as
Ahltla' in william FoX's million dol
lar picture beautiful, "A Daughter OF
me Gods. venturcd to ask her which
she considered the cause, and which
the effect or in other words, like the
Zen and oEg query, whether the
sound body produced the sound mind
or the sound mind the sound body
MISS kellermann briefly took her
Questloners into her confidence: Now
/ think you are asking for a self
analysis that | have little time for
hhe replied. "Once achieved, the
sound mind and bod. states are con
tiibutory; then, If deterioration of tie
body sets in, the mind is the culpiit.
! interpret the word sound TO moan
merely sane, and shall explain It,
Application in my own casc, which
was Just the opposite of that STAGED
above.
Corrected Herself.
AS a child | was idealistlc and
imaginative; my mind had wings but
! soon came to realize that II had but
poor vehicle to travel in. a chariot
with one wheel, SO to speak ! refer
TO the crookedness of limb Of which
] have spoken as being corrected with
b'~ces Fortunately, ! was sane.
did not ind ulge in sclf-pityi / did not
look on my condition as irremediable.
] had, even as child. age enough to
realize that II lit body was my true
Inheritance, that ! had just as much
flght to straight, strong, efficient
physique as anybody else.
~ kept that ideal of perfect body
before me night ana day. | realized
1t. have no time for light society,
no patience with gossip, no mania to
exhibit myself on the avenue or any
where else except as an Inspiration for
true seekers after health and beauty,
ss eNemplified In A Daughter OF the
Gods"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14
Film Flashes


The convention of the theatrical
managers of the United States. which
had been set for February next, has
been set for May.
William Gillette this week began
rehcarsals for his new piece,
Ruined which is to be the vehicle
of his return to the stage after an
absence of several years.
Annette Kellermann becomes
feature of the New York Hippodrome
big show January 20. At that time
Anna Pavlowa retires from the pro-
ouction to take to the road with a
GancIng production.
Les Darcy, the Australian pugilist,
has been signed for a tour OF Is
weeks In vaudeville, which began in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

\ western manager of a vaudeville
theater this week tried to engage an
entire bill made up of Irish actors,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

but when he inquired into the lineage
OF his players, he discovered that tho
their names were colorfully lHbcr-
Man, their nationality was various
and few were really "of the sham
rock"
William Parko. who as Than
houscr director made "A big reputation
with The Shine Girl" has been Sc
cured by the Astra and Is now direct
ing new serial for pathc. The title
Of the serial ls THE Double Cross. 80
and II will be one Of Pathe's big Of
fcriuEs IN 1917.
The citizens Of Hollywood, cal,
have petitionod the Lashy company 10
reduce the wall running around its
studio yard to "A height OF > feet. The
following reason for this request Is
given in the petition; the rising gen
Grafton of IIollywoodenindians Will ali
grow up with such long necks from
trying to see over the Lasky fence
that they will resemble ustriches
much more closely than human be-
jngs.
Can anybody find a rob for colin
Chase lie Is practically ont Of work.
~ he did last week IN addirion To
PLAYING tho lead in Nor oH"o produc-
tion, was to write sue 'css;ul scent 10
rio. paint "A portrait of dlle. Adoni
Fovicri. a prima doarl formerly with
the Opera ComiQue, which is to b.
hunr-thc portrn'. not t'huSe or the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

will be given to everyone who entorS
the theater. Friday night will be the
regular amateur highland many o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

Hartford, Conn. las. Tuesday He will
he part Of what the promoters cali an
"athletic carnival" the boxer meeting
all amateurs Of the cities he plays. lie
Is said to receive $500 u week.
In "A Modern Monte Cristo.' a
Iathe Gold Rooster play. featuring
Nincent Scrrano. little Helen Badg-
Icy, the famous "Thanhouser kidlet."
comes back TO pictures again. The
"kidlet' has had an enforced vaca-
ton of several months. She was
waiting for her teeth to come, she
lisps
Mary V. McAlister the little girl
of years. who has made quite "A
success in Essanay pictures. will
shortly be seen in The Little Mission
ary," Black Cat feature. She has
Just completed her part i'm Little
shoes the next Henry T.. Walthall
feature.
An American cabaret i'm Paris is
the daring venture proposed by Eddie
Pidgeon, one OF the managers of a
popular dancing place on Columbus
Circle. fidgeon believes that the
Americans have so elaborated and i'm
proved the cabaret show scheme that
II VIII never be recognized in France
as its strayed home product.
4 western uuapnrpr of a t-pudaviIlo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

There is nothing more pitiful than
n policeman who does not know when
he is well off-unless It is three po-
licenien who are in the same sad
plight There were three of these un-
happy individuals on the Hollywood
police force recently. At least that is
the only way to explain the fact that
they deliberately took their time while
off duty to play the parts of Spanish
policemen in Iou-Tcllegen's picture,
"The Black Wolf" being produced at
the Lasky studio for the Paramount
program. This particular trio had
had the great misfortune to arrest
LouTellegcn for speeding at one time
or another and the actor has long
memory. So when they tried to ar
rest him in the picture-in which lie
plays a sort of Spanish Robin Hood,
and the director told him 20 fight he
did. lie waded into these 'unsLspect-
ing guardians of the law.
Now the high cost of living has
risen up TO smite the hapless motion
picture directors In los Angeles No,
this is not a tale OF eggs delivered III
Tiffany boxes at Tiffany prices. II
IL simply the recording OF the fact
that the good citizens OF Los Angeles,
having discovered that their PROF ertY
is occasionally valuable 10 the motion
picture people, have proceeded to de-
mand eXorbitant prices for the priyi-
lcpe of jnclIding their premises in the
offering of a scene. When George
Beban and Donald Crisp attempted to
take n scene in quiet street for the
Morosco production His Sweetheart"
TO be released on. the Paramount pro-
gram. the owner of the property
which happened to be in range OF the
camera, thot 1t was over one hundred
feet beyond the actual scene OF the
action, rushed forth to demand $50
In compensation. rho gentleman was
eated to a fine line ot Italian con-
Nersation by Beban who was IN cos
tune. That, howeve'. vas all he got.
This Is the way the press agent tells
IT: The story was THE Spirit OF Ro-
nance: the scene, n ballroom in the
Morosco studio filled with masqued
dancers; the atmosphere. delightful.
catchy music: those present, charm
ing Vivian Martin, Director Mason
Hopper and Herbert Standing. Hop
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

the best amateurs of Tulsa will com
pete foe the prizes they offer to all
who 20 on the stage that night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

Opera Comiquo-at he Academy Of
fine Arts in Chicago. rho picture in
"hich ,hase plave !, aud not the one
which lac painted, win ho released on
the Paramount program.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

Slowly but eXpensiycly. Vivian
Martin, tho Morosco- Pallas star Is
replacing the lovely new samples OF
the modern furniture makers art
which make her new California home
SO beautiful, with genuine antiques.
ihe line of antique dealers forms
on the right every morning at the
Martin home ard the price of gim-
lets hirt'hot and other weapons for
adding centuries OF age" TO brand
new furniture, has risen violently.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

Promoters OF theatrical onterr,r
are having no difficult, i'm finding
ample capital for their ventures. Big
business men OF tho financial district
regard the amusement field as
highly profitable Investment prospect
Just now. There are two Broadway
current attractions now running.
written 10y business or professional
men ana financed by the authors.
Thcatcr projects arc looked upon
kindly but the difficulty is To ind
suitable sites for new rlayhouscs iu
the \cw York theatcr belt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-27
ROBERTSDALE

All members OF the Red Cross wishing
to sew or knit are requested TO meet to-
morrow afternoon in the sewing room
of the Franklin school at two o'clock A
large attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs John C. Melvin and chill
dren and Mrs. Richard Schaaf spent the
weekend at Kalamazoo. Mich. visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rafter.
Mrs. Sturgis and baby of Roberts
avenue are spending a few weeks at
Hinsdale. ILL.,. with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Stress and son of Myrtle
avenue are spending a few weeks at
South Haven. Mich, the guests OF Mrs.
Stone.
Mrs Richard Schaaf Jr.. Mrs. G. C.
Bader and Mrs. James Nicholson visited
the Red Cross headquarters at Ham
mond Friday.
Roy witter of Lake avennA. returned
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-27

yesterday and spent the day with Mrs.
Kathryn Englert.
Messrs. Harvey Keiser and Harold
Vincent of the Great Lakes Training
school spent Sunday in Crown Point
with their parents. The boys feel that
they won't be granted very many over
Sunday furloughs as they expect to
'embark for somewhere in the East"
in a short time.
1t is to be hoped that the weather
man will be more generous with his
sunshine this week Crown Point en-
tertains the Lake county school teach
ers this week. and on Wednesday will
occur the annual visit of the Old Set
tiers association to Crown Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Foster of Fort
Madison, Ia. and Mr. and Mrs Foster
Fisher OF Gary. who have been at
Freeport, Ill. as house guests of the
Hurd family. returned TO this city to-
day.