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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-05-18
FLEW 1000 MILES
IN SIXTY HOURS

Mobile, Ala.--rhe two mallard
ducks wearing silver bands on
their legs killed near here by
DR.. sheldon @. Frederic some
time ago were released origin
ally by Jack Minor of Kings
willie, ont. Doctor Frederick
has received n letter from Mr.:
Minor giving details OF the re-
markable record in flight made
from Kingsville to Mobile. The
ducks were released Mt five
o'clock In the afternoon of De-
ccmber II Mt Kingsvllle, In Ca
NADIA, according to Mr.. Minors
letter. They were killed here
on the morning Of December II,
the mallards negotiating the
flight of approximately 2,OOo
miles in co hours.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-05-18

and ne ready to fight and intelligent
" back up the project for a dry ma.
ton. The Utah campaign will be con
Quoted under the local management OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
CAPTAIN UPSHUR IN CHARGE
Directs Sanitary Features of Camp for
:sS.0OO Troops at Little
Rock.

Al Little Rock. Ark. a camp site is
being developed for the mobilization
and training Of $4,000 troops. Captain
Alfred II. Cpshur, medical corps United
states Army, has been ordered there
and is now in charge of the sanitary
and hyEicnic development o. the camp.
Captain Cpshur has just passed his cX-
animation for promotion to major He
is graduate OF the University Colleg =
OF Medicine Of Richmond inow con-
solidated with the Medical College OF
Nirginia). Of the Virginia Military In
-iitute, class 1904, and of the Army
Medical School. He is 4 son of Dr.
ana Mrs j. y. Cpshur Of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
ORGANIZES RED CROSS UNIT
>errnth street Christian Church iin>
Nrnrl! iu0 OF Its McmbrrS In
49, Active tuNiliar..

THE Seventh street Christian Church.
.! which Rev. II l.. &. Maclach!an. i.
-. Is the pastor. has organized Il Red
cross auxiliary OF nearly 100 members.
10 work under The direction OF th"
liichinond chapter. The membership
OF the, auxiliary liz being divided into
dIstrtyt groups. each group having =,
leader: Some of the groups Will work
At the Richmond chapter headquarters
some ut the church. and some at the
homes of the members. The HON"
groups. will make comfort bags. and
viii knit for the sailors OF the battle
snip "Firginia" \ group is being
formed. 70 take care OF the guards. \
irst-aid class is to he organized, with
one Of the physicians in the church
TO give his services as Instructor free
OF charge. y representative sf the
church ha" been appointed on the can
teen committee OF Tn" city. OF which
committee, y. l.. Wilmer is the chair
man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
THE CHURCHES AND
: TO-DAY'S SERVICES

softened by too many pleasant things.
Courage grows through the encounter
ing OF obstacles which demand energy.
denial and determination for their sur
mounting. When young men aud
young women 20 night after night to
moving-picture shows when they ought
to be learning some useful thing "a,
home or at night school IL does not
promise we'll for the future. However.
we need not he p.ssiinistic. Strenuous
times Will come and then the race will
regain lost vitality; only let US seek for
the spirit Of courage which comes
through sacrifice anu even pain.
II is Christ alone Who can cure
cowardicc. II Peter had looked q,
the Master instead OF warming him
self at the fire with the servants
do not think he could have denied
Jesus. The suffering face Of the Lord.
1t. so OFT and weep bitterly. would
have kent him brave. When YOU arc
afraid prey I" God. and lie will answer
with His strength and make you brave.
We are all naturally towards. By.
grace We can all be made brave.
We are rot here to play. to dream. to
We have hard work TO do and loads
to lift.
Shun not tho struggle; face it. 'Tis
Gods gift.
BE strong
It matters not how deep in,rcnchcd
How hard the battle goes. the day
how long
Faint not, Fight on. Tomorrow
comes the song
BE strong
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
THE SOUL OF BELGIUM
DIR. Henri Anct, Hho Has been Under
German Rule In Conquered Land,
mt ST. Pnui's To- Might

Rev. Henri Aret. -. D.. LII. D.. of
Belgium. will speak in ST. Paurs
church at Sis o'clock tonight. His
subject will he The Soul of Belgium -
DR.. Anet is Il pastor of the Hugcnot
Church. and a scholar Of note, as we'll
as man Of wide experience. He has
been chaplain in the Belgian army,
and has seen the war at first hand.
He vas in the city OF Brussels at the
time OF it's surrender. and has been
under the German rule in conquered
territory.
Last tall Or. Anet had a special au-
Gience with Albert. King OF the Bel
gians, and he brings n message direct
from him to every American audience
which has the privilrg. OF hearing
him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
II tI'rIST.

Enst End-Th" morning service will
DC given over To roll call of all
members
Fnirnount tNenur-7'he pastor. Rev
Robert +. cavorlcc. viii preach this
morning on Calvary" and Tonight his
suhjc"' viii be Judgment"
n"uic'mrd Bapti.t-Thc pastor. rev.
Francis Loo Albert. Will preach at
both the morning and evening services
Morning sermon topic: STORIES" Sub
jet for the evening: "A Young Mans
Ministry
second Hnntis'-Thc pastor. Rev r.
a, the m"rnin. service on The Knowl-
edge That Saves" and at the evening
service on AN Evening Spcn, With
Som" Great Hymns and Their Writer'S"
Ginter Park Bapti.t-Rev J. +. Love.
II. ID. viii preach at the morning ser
vice. There viii be no service at
night.
Iir.s Bnptis,-The pastor. Rev
George ". Mcdaniel. D. D., viii
preach at both morning and evening
services Baraca and Philathea
week service Wednesday, evening at
s:l5 o'clock
Leigh Street.-The pastor. REV. J J.
Wicker -. -. VIII preach at the morn
ing scrvic" on Paths TO Power or Cast
OF Crowns. AZ the evening service
Henry W. Anderson viii speak on the
wa!
Grove tNenuc-Thcre will be preach :
ins al both the morning and evening
SERVICES by the pastor, Rev. W e.
James. j.. i.
Grace strcct-Rcv. Kerr Boyce Tup.
Der. -. T.. Of Philadelphia. Will occupy
The pulpit to-day at both Tho ,nnrnin y
anu evening services. His subject a,
tho morning service VIII he Chris
tianity's Trucst and Surest Test" AMI
at IN" evening service vii he america
From Christian Viewpoint"
Fulton-Rev. w. Thorburn Clark. tn.
pastor. viii preach both morning and
evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
hi:THODIST.

Decatur Street.-The fourth OF Sc
ric. OF discourses Will be preached to-
night by the pastor. Rev Samuel l..
Dumvil!e. The subject will be ..Thva-
'ira. or the Wrath OF the Lamb and
the Reward of the Faithful" AT the
morning service the pastor will preach
:, special Red Cross sermon. showing
Our Gratitude"
Grac>-Soldiers Home Chanel
Preaching by the pastor. Rev J. Il.
Peters. at IL o'clock in the morning
and again AZ Sis in the evening.
Union StntIon-Rev NJ S. Colonna.
y. -. will preach at IL O'CLOCK on
Where Is the Great physician?"' and
AT tn" evening service on "A Cry for
Mercy"
Highland Pnrk-Suuday school at
$50. Preaching at both the morning
and evening services by the pastor.
Rev. H. II. White
Centennry-Rev Thomas \. s,noo,.
u. D.. Will preach - IL O'Clock and
again at o'clock in the evening.
Evening subject, The Still Small Voice
OF God"
M"nument-Hcnry W. Anderson will
deliver an address on the work Of the
American Red Cross at the morning
service. The pastor will preach in the
evening on Religion and Patriotism. ="
broad Street.-The pastor, Rev Fred
X Chehauli. Will preach az the morn
ing service On The Repairer OF the
Breach,'' and in the evening on THE
Meaning Of Man"
nrnnch MemorinI-The pastor Rev.
w. Oliver Gordon. will speak from the
theme. Personal Communion With
COD at the morning service. and NJ
the evening service. the presiding elder,
Rev. r. ii. Potts. y. D.. will conduct
the tfird quarterly conference.
Park i'lnce-Thc pastor. Rev w T.
Thompson. -. D., will preach a, II
o'clock and also at the evening ser
vice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
EPISCOPAL.

ST. Andr~w'>-Rev Philip a. Arthur
VIII preach at the morning service.
ana the rector. Rev. J. Francis Ribblc.
Il: tn" evening service.
81. Mnrk's-Rev q. McLaren Brydon
VIII preach at the morning service.
and Rev. p. a. Arthur n, sis o'clock
~ night
Grncc--At s:i5 Colonel Eugene c.
Massie viii speak TO the mems Bible
class. AZ IL O'Clock there will be- the
regular morning service. with sermon
by Rev l.andon r. Mason. y. u. In
the evening there Will be the usual
prayer service and sermon.
Holy Trinity-Rev. j. J. Gravatt d.
-. Will preach at the morning service
Church of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
prayer at ii O'Clock. j. w Fields OF
the Theological Seminary. will con-
duct tho service.
Epiphnny-Rcv. w L. Kinsolving
Will preach probably for the last two
times this summer at this church.
There VIII he IA celebration of the Holy
Communion at the morning service at
which time the subject Of the sermon
viii be st. John the Baptist" At the
evening service the subject will he
The Two Great Unitics."
All Sninfs'-Usual service in tho
morning by the rector. Rev J. y
bowman. Evening prayer at i
o'clock. sunday school at $50. with
Bible classes at 9:i5 in the PARISH
house on Madison Street
81. misunderstanding prayer and ser
mon at II o'clock. Evening PRAYER
and sermon at S:l5 o'clock. The rec
tor. Rev. g. F'rceland Peter. will preach
~ both services
81. ""uI's-Holy Communion and
shortened form Of morning PRAYER At
80 o'clock. ordination service at II
o'clock. Rev. l.. Valentine Lee. assist
ant minister. will be ordained priest
by Bishop Gibson. The sermon will
be preached by Rev. w. Russell
Bowie. ID. -. Evening prayer at S:l5
Rev. Henri Anct. - r.. Ill. H.. Of
Belgium. will speak on The Soul of
Belgium"
Holy COmforter-Rev w T. Cox
rector. Holy Communion at 13o this
morning. Morning prayer and sermon
ut II o'clock. Evening prayer and sea-
vice at s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
ORDINATION SERVICE
At ST. PAUL S TO-DAY
Rev. l.. Valentine Lee Enters Full
Privileges OF Priesthood at
Episcopal Church.
is IMPRESSIVE CEREMON Ny
bishop Gibson Will Conduct Adj
tranrcment Of Assistant Minister,
Who Has Served In Present Capa-
city for Past Year.

In 81; Paui'S Episcopal Church at
II o'clock i"-Gay Rev. l.. Valentine
Ice will be ordained 10 tn" priesthood
in the Protestant Episcopal Church by
I I;iEh, Rev. Robert A. Gibson, H. D.,
Bishop OF Virginia.
The beautiful and Impressive service
/ OF oruina tion i seldom seen in Rich
mend. because tho candiddtes for the
Episcopal ministry IN Nirginia are
/ usually ordained at tn. Theological
/ seminary. near AicNandria. and it is
, by the special arrangement OF the
bishop that MI Lee is To BE- ordained
in ST. Paul's. where he has worked
the past year
In the Episcopal church a candidate
for the ministry. when accepted by the
bishop. is first ordained to the diac-
onate. In this Office h.. can perform
most Of the functions Of the ministry
but cannot celebrate tho Holy Com
muni"n and cannot officially he the
rector OF a parish. After one year in
III" dihconatn he may Toe advanced to
tho priesthood. and thereby enters into
the full privileges Of tho ministry
WILL. REMAIN WITH ST. PAtL'S
AFTER HIS ORDINATION
MIR. lee graduated at Richmond Col
leSc in 1918. and in the fall Of that
year entered tn. Virginia seminary
where he was ordaincd deacon in June.
1915. In July he came TO ST. Pauls
AZ assistant minister. For two months
IN tn. summer Of 1915 he was in
charge OF all the work at st Paul's.
Since the autumn he has been the
leader of the mems Bible class, has
preached frequently at the morning
and evening services. and has CO.
operated in all the pastoral work Of
tn, parish
Although he has been called to vari-
Gus other places. Mr.. Ice will remain
at st. Paul's after his ordination to
the priesthood. TO the satisfaction OF
the rector and members of the con-
gresation, who are anxious that he re-
ina in indefinitely.
Al the ordination service, Mr. Lee
Mill he presented by Rev. J. Francis
iibble rector of St Andrews Church
where he was confirmed. The preacher
Will be Rev. w. Russell Bowie d. r..
rector OF ST. Paurs.
Not only all the friends of the cam
didatc to be ordained. but all persons
( Interested in the ordination service are
particularly invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

OF Brussels University. delegate Of the
frhnco-Bclg comm mission. who was
IN Belgium during the invasion. will
occupy inc pulpit at the morning SER
vice. DR. Anct will sneak on The
Soul or Belgium The pastor. Rev. H.
-. M"cin"hlan. -. D.. will preach
At the evening service ON The Finu!
Audit"
Co"nrdi" t'cnuc-Rcv. Roger l..
tiarke. pastor Of Third Christian
Church. Will preach at the morning
service. and in the evening Rev John
a. Tat" Viii speak on "A True Minis
try
Hanover ASenuc-Thc minister. Rev.
hco'tc w kcinpcr, viii preach 1T IL
o CLOCK i'aa also at the union service Il;
80 AT Westminster Presbyterian
church. Park aud Davis Avenues.
tolnnini-Stop 10. Wcs,hamp;on ear
linc-Biblc school at o'clock. follow
cd by church service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
PRESBYTERIAN.

Observation-Disclosures. j. Y. Fair. =. D..
the pastor. Will conduct the morning
service. at the evening service Rev.
q. w. kcmpcr will preach.
Grace GOVcnnat-rhcrc Will be ~
Communion service at II o'clock in the
morning. and at o'clock Rev. Theron
IL. Rice. -. -. will preach on "Blp-
tism.''
First Presbyterinn-Thc pastor. Rev
/. r. McFndcn. -. ~. will preach al
both morning and evening services.
Second Prcsby pastor
Rev. Russell Cecil. -. -. will preach
IT both the morning and evening SER
vccs.
FultOn-Rev. Hugh Fitzpatrick pas
tor. Preaching at O'Clock i'm the
evening. Christian Endcavor Society
meets at 7:l5. Miss Lillian Toland viii!
lead and tell of her work here i'm Rich
mond. Special music AT Christian En-
deavor and evening services 10y Miss
Bridgcman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
SALVATION ARMY.

William Byrd Park-Commandant
Elmer johnson will conduct the rc-u-
lar meeting. assisted by other saliva
'onistS. tins afternoon at $40. Sp.-
cial Salvation Army revival services
VIII begin at the Headquarters 30
North seventh Street. tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
t<irAItIAN y.


first-Services at II O'clock and at
"r!"ck with preaching by The pas-
Tor. Kew. Frank l'ratt "InGucnc,
Working Towards q Religious Rcvolu
tor viii be tho subject OF the morn
ing 5 discourse. and in tn. evening MIR
Pratt viii preach on why DO PEOPLE
Need Il Church."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

vision passenger agent at that point.
IN charge a. general baggage agent
THIS IL a new department. the Grief
function of wnich viii be 70 give II"
proper attention to handling the mii-
lions OF pieces Of baE2hS" "tr,:cd by
ihc southern system anu"Nlly incl IL:
inc the c"co.c-y ami trr:iu. OF stray
baggage and claims
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church OF Christ. scIentist-
The regular service Will be held at II
o'clock This morning. The subject Will
Dc' is ths Universe. Including Man.
Evolved by Atomic Force"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
BIBLE STUDENTS.

Stien Inl1-Thc International Bible
Students will hold services at Sticn
Hall. III West Broad. at 1890 o'clock
IN tn" morning and again at } o'clock
in tho afternoon. r. e. Briytow will
preach in the afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
APOSTOLIC.

Fulton and Denny-RcIular services
VIII II" conducted tonight at S o'clock
o.! the pastor. Rev. g. q. Pcas, Ms
subject viii bo, The Unveilinr Of
jesus christ 10 tho World"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
Genera, Tagging. .scn, Apro,u,.a

CHATTANOOGA TENN. Jan" d
with tho view OF facilitating tn" hand
ling Of baggage Oh its lines. the south
ern Railway system has established Il
general baggage agency a, chatta
no1Ea with J. G. Conn. formerly III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
LUTHERAN.

-. Johns German EvanEeiicnI-The
pastor. Rev. .. Guthc. will preach in
English at II o'clock on The Worldly
Young Man" There will be no evening
service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
CHRISTIAN.

Seventh Street-Rev. Henri Anet, ID.
J.. LII D.. doctor OF social sciences
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
Refrigerators

We arc agents for the cele-
brated Leonard Cleanable and
Mckee Refrigera tors--the best
on the market to-day. as thous-
ands of users will cheerfully
testify.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24
Lawn Furniture

We carry the largest and
most varied stock of Lawn and
Porch Furniture. as well as low
est prices. Come here and save
money.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-11-29
SCHLECHT FOUND
NOT GUILTY
Atty. Sibbald Puts Up Hard Battle
for Client-Some Interesting Side
Lights on the Case.

The case of the State VS.. Peter
Schlecht, the young Sawyer farmer,
charged with manslaughter in the first
degree, went to the jury shortly after
noon Wednesday. Schlecht is charged
with striking blow with carburetor
which caused the death of his brother
m-law, Martin Mitliden. The states
case was in the hands Of Asst. States
Attorney Nestos while Atty. w. II.
Sibbald appeared for the defense.
Martin Mitlider, aged % years and
his Wife's brother, Peter Schlecht,
were Russian Germans living together
on a farm near Sawyer. Schlecht own
ed car which he permitted Mitlider
to use and they got along all right
until June Is, when they began to
have trouble over the aA1 of the car.
At one time during thu absence Of
Schlecht, Mitlider took the engine to
pieces and hid the parts about the
ile]os and the premises and consented
to find them only when Slecht prom
lsed to give him a box Of snuff. Evil
dence was brot out to show that Nit
lider had frequently threatened to do
Sch1echt bodily harm.
On the morning Of Sunday, July IA,
Schlecht got up to fix the car and
tcck the engine to pieces and was
sitting on a stoneboat working with
the carburetor. Mitlider came up from
behind him and asked why he had
used the car the day before and
Schlecht replied that he had gone into
the hills to see about some hay Nit
llder threatened him, called him a
vile name but Schlecht went on with
the work. Mitlider grabbed Schlecht
from behind and struck him on the
head with his fist. Schlecht struck
back at Mitlider over his left shoulder
and landed on his forehead with the
carburetor. Edward Schlecht, broth
er Of the defendant, parted the men
and Mitlider left the premises for the
day. A week later he entered a hos
pital but returned home and worked
for two weeks. He became i'll again
and died in an epileptic fit. The war
rant was sworn out by Mitlider's
father.
Atty. Sibbald raised Il legal point
at the trial that brot out much dis
cusslon. He charged that the state
when it had closed its case had merely
shown the assault by Mitlider and the
striking Of the blow by the defendant.
The state held that Schlecht was
chargable with the consequences of
the blow but Atty. Sibbald held that
he was not so charged, unless it could
be shown that an unlawful act had
been committed or that an undue
amount Of viciousness had been shown
in the blow. He held that striking a
blow in self defense is not only a legal
act but duty.
The Schlecht jury is as follows:
Jim Cameron, Andrew J. Vedvig,
A. 0. Bergo, H. c. Jewell, K. E. SIner,
n. }. Demaree, W. E. Nicodemus,
Glen J. Specs, Albert Lowe, Albert
Reinke, H. j. johnson and Frank F.
Frank.
The jury returned verdict of not
guilty about o'clock.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-11-29
THE GARDEN OF ALLAH.

In Selig's superb photo production,
The Garden of Allah, theatre-goers
are treated to the unusual combina-
tion Of vital, modern action upon
dreamy age-old background.
The Desert-that potent, limitless,
unfathomable space of million Sc
crets - some blood curdling and
breathing of dark and mysterious
deeds, others whispering of romance
and love that will never die-is the
scene and background of this i'm
mense drama-and it has been most
faithfully, most wildly reproduced.
The hot, burning sands Of time,
that whisper secrets Of a forgotten
past-the whirling dervishes, the head
hunters, the terrific sand storms, the
picturesque oriental camps; the
mosques, the oasis, the queer ancient
cities, as ell as the great caravans of
camels, the rites, religions and Gus
toms Of the people-are all living,
moving realities of the master photo
play.
And yet all this costly grandeur
may be caught only with the corner Of
the eye, as it We're, for the soul-stir-
ring dramatic action rivets all the di-
rect attention.
(, The aGrden of Allah will be pre-
sented at the Hippodrome Friday and
Saturday To miss it is to miss the
acme Of high class art in this partic-
ular line.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-11-29
CLARK & CROCKARD
CASE AT BISMARCK

Twenty criminal cases, including the
famous case against Clark & Crock
ard, the authors of a publication at
Bismarck, are to be heard at the ses-
sion Of United States district court
that will be held at Bismarck begin
ming December 5. The publishers men
toned are indicted on two counts un.
der each Of two sections of the United
States statutes. One is under the sec.
tion making obscene matter unmail-
able and the other under the section
which provides against importing and
transporting of obscene books.
Another case Of unusual interest
that ill be tried at Bismarck is that
of Mrs. Kate O'Hare, socialist lectur.
er, who is accused of talking against
enlistments in an address at Beach, N
D.
Judge Amidon has called in Judge
B. T. Wade of the district court OF
Iowa, to preside at this session. Judge
Amidon will be busy on circuit court
Of appeals work.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-11-29
PLAYS PART WITH ABANDON
In "Camille," the Fox Superpicture
Theda Bara Reaches Apex of
Success

Miss Theda Bara will be seen at the
Arcade theatre Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday in the William Fox super
picture, Camille" depicting the life
of the famous French grisette in
Dumas "Lady Of the Camellias." Miss
Bara has made close study of the
character, and it is announced that III
this screen production the wonderful
dramatic ability of the Fox star will
establish new regime of emotiona]
expression.
Miss Bara plays the prat with that
abandon and enthusiasm that has
made all her screen dramas wonder
ful success. She is PARTICULAR y WV
id and live-loving Camille. Her kisses
seem more thrilling than in Carmen
and Sapho, wherein the osculatory ef-
fusions are admittedly vivid. But then
Miss Bara's screen kisses have ever
been the soul of intensity.