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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
CROP FAILURE
ADDS HORRORS
To HUN FAMINE
Heavy Artillery DueIS Report
ed in Brenta ValIey-Re-
volt in Moscow Still
SmOuIdering.

Trfa-na-3,.r.sI Neus Sa--f.s-
WASHINGTON Tul, % Italian
troons .cooneratine with the French
in The AIhsnia1 ,eeDssre which
nov. holds tbs attention of The
world have eaptured four towns
and eoe Aus,ro tI,,,gs,isr ,.,.s,,,
o,s sccor5i,o p, oeici,r re,or,e ia
the Italian embassy rods,
Cisfs Drisa cisfs cIs.s r,sf.
car and F,ie,i r.il INTO Ir,I5s, bs,.Is
-e4... L.. e.tt... ..-r ..-.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
HEALTH IN CAMPS
CONTINUES GOOD
Surgeon Gen. GorgaS Says
Death Rate is Still Low,
Despite Increase.
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Iuteru8 tlonal News service.
WASHINGTON, July 11.-Health
conditions among the men in train
ing in the United States continue
very satisfactory" according TO the
report of Surgeon Gen. Gorgas for
the week ending July ., made pub
lie today. The death rate was slight
~ higher than in the previous week,
when il was exceptionally low, the
report states. The number of new
cases of disease is slightly higher,
while the non-effective rate remains
practically the same. Measles and
social disease show an increase due
10 the recent influx Of new men into
camps" There are 21S new cases
of the former and 1,206 of the lat
ter noted i'm the report.
Camp Cody, at Deming. y NJ.
with 1876. and Camp SEWER. Green
Vile. :. g.. with 49.9 have the low
est and highest non effective rates
respectively. Of all the larger divi-
sional camps. Camps Meade. at Ad-
miral. Nd. and Grant. at Rockford,
Ill, have the best health records for
Cantonments.
Measles is prevalent in all camps
and there were 81 new cases of
pneumonia. compared with 115 dur
ing the precediDs week.
There was a total OF 112 deaths
during the week divided as follows:
Camps. 10; cantonments. 56. and
departmental troops, 40. This is an
increase OF q over the preceding
week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
By HENRY c. WALES.

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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
ON THE MARINE FRONT. July II.
Gen. (nsme deleted) decorated
50 marines with distinguished serv-
ice medals today for gallantry in
the Bouresches and BeIeau hght-
ing
Lieut. Col Logan Felan. who
was decorated with the Croix de
Guerre for sallantry in fighting
south OF Verdun in May and who
was decorated with the distinguish
ed cross. received another French
citation ou "Wednesday The latest
honor was Ga cogIItlon or his ac-
uou m taking q lieutenant anu IS
marines nus Torcy OF the morning
or Julv and bringing back two
German prisoners thus identifying
the presence OF new German di-
vision opposite the American
front Fclan was armed with sr
automatic pistol lie found two
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
RAISE OF 40 PERCENT
FOR CAR WORKERS Is
WAR BOARDS PLAN
International ~ Servlce !.

international News Service.
WASHINGTON, July 11.-Forty
per cent increase in the pay of street
car conductors and mOtormen all
over the nation will be recommend
ed by the war labor board, il be-
came known this afternoon. To
make these Increases possible it Will
be necessary in many cities TO raise
the fare rate 10 six cents. The
means taken TO secure additional
revenue is a secondary consideration
however, the war labor board feels.
first in importance being that street
railway men shall receive a living
wage
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
OHIO PASTOR
RETURNS TO HIS HOME
InternatIonal News seryice

International News Service
WESTHOPE, O.. July 1.-THE
Rev. Philip Peters, expelled alien
pastor, returned to his home here
under cover of darkness last night
simultaneously with the arrival of
federal investigators. Peters Is
charged with being an l. w. w.
leader and a director OF German
propaganda.
New threats Of violence have
been made against Peters, who t is
alleged. Tuesday night tramped on
the American fag Coy. Cox tele-
raphed Sheriff Spencer that he
would send troops if necessary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
TWO ~" MEN ARRESTED
FOR TRYING TO EVADE
CENSORSHIP IN FRANCE

International News Service
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
N FRANCE might, July I0.-Ar-
ullery activity was slightly increased
today in the Lorraine sector.
Two y. N. G. A. men were ar
rested at the army station charged
with attempting to evade the cen
sorship. One of the men was re
turning to America carrying photo
graphs. letters and packa ges for
soldiers.
Both men were found guilty hy a
court martial and sentenced TO con
fnement They will be sent back 70
the United States at the expiration
OF their sentence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
BASTILLE DAY WILL BE
OBSERVED IN u. S. ARMY

International News Service:
WASHINGTON, July 11.-Bastille
day, the French national holiday,
will be celebrated in the American
navy in the same manner as the
Fourth of July. Sec'y Daniels today
telegraphed all ships and stations
that July il shall be observed 'as
a special day of allied tribute to
France" Ships are TO be decorated
and salates fired TO the French col
ors. Commanders of forces, stations
and districts are ordered to CO.
operate with local celebrations Of
Bastille day wherever possible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
KorniloH Want,
Campaign
Against Germany
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Interna tiOnal News Service
LONDON, July ff.-Gcn.
KornilOn. former commander OF
the Russian COssacks, has is
sued "A proclamation stating that
me IL willing to recognize the
sOViets' control of the Russian
army IL a campaign il organized
against Germany through the
negotiation of the allies help,
said AN Exchange TelegrapIa dis
patch from Moscow today.
KornilOff has issued a prOcIa-
nation, informing the Don dis
triCt that he is near at hand with
a large force and asked that he
be received as "A friend. said an
other Exchange Telegraph dis
patch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
CZAREVITCH REPORTED
SLAIN BY B0LSHEVIK
THR0WER OF BOMB
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international News Service;
LONDON. July 1.-THE czsre-
witch. son OF the former czsr OF
Russia. and ex-heir 10 the Russian
throne. was murdered by bOlshe-
vik soldier who threw a bomb. said
an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Copenhagen today quoting a
Swedish newspaper.
From time 10 time during the
past few weeks there have been
various stories OF the death OF the
ex-czar. his wife. the czarevitch
and the grand duchess Tatania The
former heir 20 the throne. however.
was supposed TO have died natural
death. None Of the stories have as
Yet been officially confirmed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
TRIPLE DEATHS
ON FARM LAID
To ECCENTRIC
Wealthy Farmer and Stock
Breeder, His Associate and
a Relative Found Dead
Near WaukeSha.
International News Service:

WAUKESHA, Wis, July H.
The tangled web OF triple muir
der which occurred on the farm Of
William Hnle, wealthy farmer and
eccentric breeder Of blooded horses.
near here. is today engaging the
sleuthing powers Of the local po-
lice. The three bodies. those OF
Hille, his sister and Ernest Fenze,
an associate of Hines. were found
on the farm today.
Fenze and lille mad been shot to
death. Miss Hulda HiHe. 90 years
old. apparently died from the ef-
fects Of carbolic acid
Added mystery was lent TO the
tragedy in the finding Of the bodies
of I'VE Hille's favorite horses in a
nearby lot-dead from revolver
shots.
Hille Long eccentric"
Police, trying TO untangle the
web, believe that the wholesale
death that visited the farm is the
result of a final swapping in Hille's
brain, who for years had been
known as an eccentric but harm
less" old man. whose one love was
horses
It is known Hille Summoned Fen
ze early this morning and il is
thought the former believed he had
"A wrong 10 right. Probably, the po-
lice say. the trouble arose over the
manner i'm which Fenze cared for
some particularly favored horse.
An argument is believed to have
ensued, resulting in the Staying by
Hille Of Fenze Seeing what he had
done. lille is believed 10 have de-
cided upon suicide, but first is
thought 10 have killed his favorite
horses in order not to leave them
behind. And then, returning to the
house, he shot himself they con
lecture.
Coming upon the scene and driven
frantic by the sight his sister is
belived TO have taken poison.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
REVOLT STILL
II MOSCOW

AMSTERDAM Jllr 3D. gnf-
inE between the counter retoIffion-
aries md The boIshevik is ,l n
progress DO Moscow secord.n- ro
the latest sdVi,es reaching here.
10 was stated thst The counter
evolutionaries had bar-icaoed inc
municipal theater and were defend
ing themselves a aEalusr attacks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
BRITISH REPORT.

LONDON. July 1.-THE Brit
ish war Office report follows:
I'VE improved our positions
slightly during the night east
of NilIers Brctenneux. Yesterday
afternoon and last night we
made successful raids i'm which
several prisoners and machine
gun were captured i'm tile neigh
borhoOd of Merrfs and Festubert.
The hostile artillery has shown
some activity against our posi-
tions zstride the SOmme river"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
lNDIANAN EXPECTS TO
IMPROVE AIR MOTOR
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International News Service:
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July IL
Prof. Tobias Dantzig Of the mathe-
matical department Of Indiana uni
versity has been authorized TO con-
duct a series of experiments in de
signing aeroplane engines, it was
learned today. lie expects 10 reduce
the amount of power lost i'm motor
transmission on airplane motors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
ALLIES REPORT
GAINS ON ALL
BATTLE FRONTS
Balkan Theater of War Holds
New Interest in View of
Entente Success in
South Albania.
OFFICIAL STATEMENTS
ON WAR SITUATION
FRENCH REPORT.
:sotAJ3S sM5N Iuuouru
ADS NrN If FTnn nN

:s3tAJ5S sN5N GuuOuruIslui
PARIS. July 1.-THE official
COmmuniquC follows:
I'VE enlarged our gains in the
region Of the forest OF Rctz dur
ing the night.
French troops occupied Corey
and now hold all OF Corey chat
eau and II. Paul farm. Fifty
German prisoners. including an
officer. were captured.
Two raids were carried out
by us in the sector Of MaissOn
de Champagne and Mont san
snOm i'm which we took 10 pris-
Oners."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11

Further gains have been made
by the allies on nearly all OF the
battle fronts during the past "a
hours.
Briefly they may be summarized
as follows:
Picardy-The British improved
their positions east OF Vjllers Bret
enneux (opposite Amiens) extending
their lines.
Marne-The French captured the
village OF Corey in a storm attack,
taking nearby ground and be@lirS
in the northern wing of the Ger
man salient that has its GP"-< at
Favorelles
Balkan-In southern Albania
French and Italian troops have ad-
vanced in the DevoH and Semeni
valleys, occupyins high ground Of
great strategic importance.
On italian Front.
ON the Italian front there have
heea minor artillery duels. but the
Italians have conteuted themselves
chiefly with veorganizins and
strengthening the newly captured
positions ou the Piave.
Keen interest is directed at the
allies campaign i'm the Balkans
This is probably the most obscure
theater OF war iu an Europe and
news OF the operations there drib-
hles out SLOWLY.
The allies have advanced their
line i'm southern Albania 10 an aver
aee depth OF about Is miles and the
important town of Berst ESQ miles
northeast OF Nalona1 is now sur
rounded on three sides The Fran
,o-Italian attachments that reached
the middle OF the Semeui river are
row far TO the northwest Of Berat
while the allied detschments that
are dghtins in the Devoh valley now
stand east OF the town
Unless there is some unforeseen
cNentualitv Berat probably viii fall
, cry shortly.
MAY Flank Austrians.
IN Is not at an impossible that the
allies NAV attempt 20 land troops
north OF the present hghting line in
Albania if Sultapie ldFpoT can ne
found for the purpose.
The Austro-Hungarisns could be
aiken on two fanks then and he
compelled 10 withdraw from the
coast into the interior mountains
Events iu Russia are still COM
handing much interest. Gen. Kor-
uilon who won great distinction dur
ing the nghting days OF the Rus
sian army ia again reported Go oe
leading counter revolution
kornuom had twice been reported
dead and not long ago was said 20
ne suffering from a severe wound
and living on public charity. Con
~equently 10 can he seen that news
coming ON af Russia must I'e treat
I'd Elth considerable reserve
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
FIVE ARE INJURED IN
TROOP TRAIN WRECK

InternatIOnuI NeWs >erNlcet
SHREVEPORT. La. July II.
Two men were seriously i'm
jured and three received minor
injuries i'm the wreck OF = troop
train or il coaches on the Nick>-
burg. shreveport and Pacific
railroad. 1s miles east of here
last night about tf:45 O'Clock.
The injured were conveyed here
this morning 60 the ShreN eport
sanltaTitm. The seriously in
iurcd are Cpl. 4. y. Houston.
Caldwell Texas. and Pvt. JO-
scph Allen. Tatum. Texas seven
ears were dcrailcd. the cause not
determined
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
FIVE ARE INJURED AS
NAPHTHA TANK EXPl0DES
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International News Service
CINCINNATI @. July IA
naphtha tank i'm the Allis-Chalmers
Mfg. Co. s plant in South Norwood
exploded at i o'clock this morning
injuring five men. Fire followed the
explosion but was soon exsinsuished.
All injured sent 10 hospital. The
cause OF the explosion has not yet
been determined.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
WIRE CONTROL
BILL Up UNTIL
SENATE ACTS
Measure Will Remain Contin-
uOuSly Before Body Until
Definite Action is
Taken Upon 1t.
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International News Service:
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE
wire control resolution Will be kept
continuously before the senate un-
til a vote is reached. Unanimous
consent was given this afternoon
for the food production bill, con-
tanning the bone dry war time
amendment, 10 be laid aside in favor
of the telephone and telegraph res
olution.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
FLYER WHO D0WNED
70 GERMAN MACHINES
KILLED IN ACCIDENT
IuternationaI News Service

LONDON, July 11.-MaJ. Nc
Cudden. who had received practical
ly all of the decorations bestowed
for gallantry. has been killed in an
accident in France, it was learned
today.
Maj. McCudden was officially ac-
credited with 81 air victories, but
his unofficial total of German ma
chimes dOwned was 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
y. S. Decorates 35 Marines For Valor
in BOurescheS and Beneau FIGHTS

Prussians crouching in a trench and
them single handed
The American personally led his
troops and showed great daring lie
took part in the hard lighting
around Bouersches and Belleau
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11

WASHINGTON. July l1-Former
Premier KerensSy of Russia, is eX-
pected in Rome at the end of this
week, said an official dispatch 10 the
Italian embassy this afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
DowAGER QUEEN PArRoNEss

IuteTnatiOnal News Service.
LONDON, July 11.-DOwag ger
Queen Alexandra has consented TO
be a patroness OF a home 10 provide
comforts for American soldiers in
London
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11

Are you marooneoF
Are you cut of from civilizs-
Ion entirelys
II 50, don't advertise.
But if the people can reach you
II you haze what they want, #
you can offer them something IN
merchandise, service or price lit
lie more attractive than the other
fellow. LET THE PEOPLE KNOW
and, as the poet says. they'll
make = beaten path 20 your door.
The merchant who is content 10
wait for the people 10 come 20 him
viii never see success 81 ITS big
gest
Know what the people want, be
sure you have it. and then AD-
VERTISE the facts in the papers
the people read, the
The News | ines
Morning. Evening SUNDAY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
OEBS "SITUATI0N" FORCE
HIS DECLINING HONOR

frfr.H. f.9uaI >eEs ~rrr.
TERRE HATTE. Ind T..r IL.
-"Ny present situation rlE s.cal
and otherwise prevents me- from
accepting was The word received
from Eugene \ DebS .u Response
10 an inquiry from socialists as 10
whether Do would accer. tre nome
.natiou for corlr-~s The offer Hss
rendered ueh- "A week seo He -
nder federal indictment st 'iet a.
.aud FOR alleged violation ~ ne
espionage law
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11

WASHINGTON July 1l-Decreasng activities in all of the
held by American is noted Gen PerShgs
munque of July 10 made public by the department this aft
The rcpuse of raidng parties that tried enter he
American recorded The
of Is officers and who awarded the distinguished
ernat NevsS Service
WASHINGTON, July 11.-Pres't Wilson this afternoon
vetoed the joint resolution extending until Jan l. 1919 the time
Inerna ationaIN NewsS
WILMINGTON DEL July 1.-THE entire city rocked by
explosion early today The location of the accident has
been determined The heard within
miles of Wilmington
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
AL|ANS TAKE FOUR ALBANIAN TOWNS, 1900 men,
AUSTRIAN LOSS IN LATE DRIVE PLACED At 25OOO
Latest Bulletins of Days News

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July l1.-Gov. Goodrich this after
named the bipartisan commission which will all In
diana soldier voters training camps throughout the United
States The includes republicans and demo-
The democrats Thomas Honan Seymour and
Fred Hoke of Indianapolis and the republicans Fred
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-11
rHE WEATHER

Indiana and Michigan. Pair to-
uighr and Friday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
6STH YEAR
OCl e T Y

Inc summer season has gone Into
ta last month, and yet the social call
ehdar has chroDicled but few affairs OF
note The usual shore and mountain
resorts arc pretty well filled with
guests for tn. month and of surety
functions OF more or less interest VIII
be given BY society, but most of them
are for the benefit OF tho Red Cross
and war relief work. a number of
Women have stayed in town all summer
because they had charge Of snccis!
wards in hospitals or the work of Wis
Ting the sick soldiers ii camp. and
such work Is for all tho world like
Emitting a sock--it simply cannot BE-
put down and left for an indefinite
period of time. 1t is quite irtei estinS
10 study tho situation at fashionable
resorts this season. Every oIe -
tremendously intcrested III the war.
whether they know anything about II
or not One plays cards for the bcnc-
NJ of the Red Cross either At tno
hotel or the casino or tn: yacht club
/, merely depends upon the sort OF
place at which you happen TO b. stay
ing The dances, mos. OF them. are
also for the benefit of war work. and
81 YOU may dance "th a heart as
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
I,terestinE Announcement.

JpterestinE Announcement.
An interesting announcement OF thc
: - is the marriage Of Miss Dorothy
Courtney, of Richmond, 10 tharies
HiacLford Robertson. Jr.. lieutenant IN
me aviation section of the signal corps
and only son of Mr.. and MIS-. Cha'les
,Iackford Robertson. OF 'kobhuFst,
tho Three-Chopt Road which TOOK
mace in Houston. Texas, on SATURDAY
August s. The ceremony was per
formed under the American and french
Aars in the presence of few lnt-
mate friends. Miss Courtney was ac
rorpan!ed to Texas by her mother. Al
ter the ceremony. Lieutenant and MIS-.
Robertson left Immediately for Calves
ION. Texas. and other southern summer
resorts on their honeymoon. On their
return they will be established AT
Houston while Lieutenant Robertson
is at Ellington Field.
The wedding is one Of the most inn
nortant social events of the season
The bride is one of the most popular
girls Of the younger set in Richmond,
and Lieutenant Robertson is "A gradu-
ate of the military school of acronau-
RIGS of Cornell University and of the
Gerstner Flying Field Lake Charles.
La. He is descendant oil Colonei WI,
liam Byrd. founder Of Richmond. and
of Benjamin Harrison, signer Of the
Declaration OF Independence.
Miss Courtney was much entertained
before leaving for the South. and was
given linen shower by Miss May Rob-
eitson, dinner at the Country Club
of Virginia ana diner party at the
Jefferson Hotel.
important Committee to Meet.
The committee OF the Woman's Club
10 which has been assigned the work
of visiting the sick in Ward IL at
camp Lee Hospital. will hold its next
meeting at the residence of Miss
1<1 in,
street. at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon
Miss Scott is chairman Of this COM
mittee. with Mrs. Henry Miller, assis-
tant chairman and Mrs. Philip y. Tai
iafcrro secretary. All members OF the
Womans club who are interested in
this work are earnestly requested to
lc present.
n baltimore.
Mrs. S. King Funkhouser. formerly
Mss Jane Howard Cooke, has recently
taken an apartment in Baltimore.
where she will make her home for the
present. Captain Funkhouser is sta
toned at Sparrows Point. Md.
Miss Mary Stuart Cooke left Thurs
cay TO join her sister I'm Baltimore, af-
ter a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Da vd Eng
lish sDallam, Jr, at the Dallam Cot
tage at Bay Head. N. ]. Miss Cock
has also been the guest of relatives
on Long Island and at Fort Vail, y. j.
visiting In Norfolk.
Paymaster II. Templeton Smith, u S.
~, and Mrs. Smith. are entertaining
as their house guest. at their home in
Colonial Avenue. Norfolk, the latter's
sister Miss Jeanette Burgess and Miss
Josie Lambert, Of Richmond. A very
enjoyable supper party and dance was
given on Monday night and various
other functions followed through the
week"
Rnppeli-Collins.
i. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Collins. Of Herbert,
Continued on Second page.)
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-06
DAVIS THEATRE.
Elsie Ferguson in The Danger Mark

The beauty and talent of Elsie Fer guson evidenced themselves most agreeably in her newest Aircraft pho toplay, The Danger Mark. which was presented for the first time in this city at the Davis theatre, with highly gratifying results yesterday. The in terest of the story which deals with the craving for drink inherited by a society woman from her paternaI grandfather, and which was written by Robert W. Chambers, author of many "best sellers" impr essed itself upon the aud.e ence in no uncertain form, as was proved by the applause that greeted both the picture and star.
 The fidelity of this perturbation of MT. Chambers famous story is evident to all who have read the novel. As Geraldine Seagrave, the young society woman and heiress. who struggles des- perately to vanQuiSh the drink demon that lurke in her physical makeup, Miss Ferguson presents a portrayal of rare artistic force and one that win rank high in her gallery of screen portraits Miss Ferguson is essential ly an emotional actress of such power as to entitle her to the distinction of being perhaps the foremost artist in this particular field in the country Her portrayal was in every respect the most artistic of her screen career
 The other pictures were Madame Sphinx, a clever French detective story, with Alma Rubens in the lead ing role, and the Official War Review showing official pictures made by the United States, British, French and Italian governments