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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-16
All Must Cooperate,

Sheriff Davis resolution reciteG
that il is the specific desire of the
national government TO get the closer
cooperation OF the people of the
state;' that a disciplined habit OF
mind is one OF the first things to be
= tia aned in behalf Of universal SUP
port Of the war that such a result
can only come from united action by
hose who have heon selected BY gov
rinment authority or have volunteer.
ed for the service OF the nation anG
hat therefore, every effort of the
State Council Of Defense TO coordi.
1ate act.yit!es. to conserve energy by
he elm nation OF competition in serv.
2e, and to do away with duplicat To-,
{ effort will have our hearty sup
ort. Il said further than "th.t
iehteous war must be fought to :
ilsting peace TO safeguard for bot,
or.sent and the future the rights ant'
liberties We have so jealousy man.
aimed in the past
The or,-inal draft contained III
hla e, must lie ought to an Amer,
Il pnde pc ce," but this was o.
jeacA . BY l1r Nth r } F.ancis a
.t&n srt5tuous" and WIS chanred C.,
lasting peace" by common consent.
Need More Speakers.
MI Jones resolution recommends
bat the state council appoint . cu,,.
1 petent director OF the speakers bu-
j reau. to cooperate with and coordi
/ nate the labor OF all organization
/ now interested in public speaking. II
WIS the result of the speakers br.
reau conference embracing the speak
ors' bureau of womens orraniza tons
ogr-m mute men State Bar Associa
'ion Chicago Bar Association, Stat.
3tar Sayn@s Committee, Federal Fue
and Food Administrations. y. M. G.. A..
X. of G.. Liberty Loan Committees
State Department of Labor, and tho
Red Cross.
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the WEATHER

Partly cloudy tonight
and Thursday: probably
snow fiurries. Continued
cold for several days.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-16

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-19
POSTUP AMERICANA K klNU.
SNAl4A HUNU NAVAZATI S NASIM
VOJSKEM PRATEI SKYCH STYKU.
ANGLICANE POSTUPUJf BELGI1. AMERICKE VOL
SKO, NACHAZEJlCl Sc v ANCLII, ODPLUJE
TENTO TYDEN DOMU.

okupacni armady americke l8. stopadu. - Dnes cas-
ne mrazveho pocasi nasoupen byl pochod amer
cke arnady brehum Ryna, smerujfcf Longwy Audun LIE
Roman Brey kterychzto NEST ma by dnes dosazeno Jsou
polozeny nepatrne vzdaeno cd otrnkych hranc Ia
zen tax ohromnych voenskyh pokraeue vece hadce
nevetsfho poradku.
Ma trech hlavnch snicich postupuje 100000 muzu
plnou vaecnou zasobou Veka ddlezost jest ppisovana
obsazeni Bre Longwy. Prvnes m6so bylo
havnim zeleza odkud Nemecko cerpao dive tfe
sporeby vaecne 6ee Obyvatelstvo zustavs obou
mestech vypravovalo prednm sazm ze nemelo 36 ho
din zadnch poravn cd doby kdy posedn nemecky vojak
mesto opusti Wall sebou vse.
Americke vojsko jest vsude vitano neobvykym nadse
nm Briey bylo cele meso pokrytO vlakam postaveny
slavobrany Pc privacf redn rec uspoadany koncerty
prvezeny poni kuchyne ably nasycen byl hadovcf rus
zajac ZaatcG bylo N6mci pouzito pro prac doech
zeeznou rdu Nemectf vojac usupujicch oddd caste
snazf navazat styku americkym vony proto byy wy
dany rozkazy prfsne podobne bratkovanf zakazuc A.
merckym veteldm jest podezreou asa snaha Nemcd hned
celych odd6lenfch dostati do amerckeho zajetf.
Anglicka armada vydaa pochod Rynu nedel o
H. hodine dopoedni obvyym zpGsobem predvoem strait
jzdou ochrannou deosebou Neposlednesi depese dnes
vecer dose hlavnho sanu poniho marsaa Haga oznamu
ze prvnf oddly dohy nie Forennes Charleroi Senette
Hal.
Prvn amercke voisko ktere po podepsanf pffme bude
posno domu Jest oddi pocu 8 600 muzi dnes nacha
zejfcich Ang Vypraveni bu lou behem tydne osthnou
pax amerckych brehu dese dn Pany podrobne jakym
zp6sobem by amerck6 vosko m6lo opoust9 Ao nebyy
dosud vypracovany ale vosko Spoenych Sat posi-
ano do vasti iak pfepavnf podmfnky dovo uda-
neho pocu bvlo nevfce von urGenyh sesenf brkych
aviackych sbord. Amecke sbory zdravotnf opus Angl
rf{pade kdyz amercke vojsko evropke pevnne su
zeb ech nebude vice potfebovai normAnch pomert
zdravonfch plne posta vojenske namocnce fancouzss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-19
BELCICKY DEN MA VYSTAVE..
NASLEDKEM DESTIVE POVETRNOSTI LETECKE
MANEVRY ODPADLY.

Vcerejsek byl vaecne vysave Belg zasv6cena hav-
MIN recnikem dne sta ponf kapan Pierre Blommaert
casnik btev Lutchu Ysere kde nemecky vpAd chrab
rym Belgy 48 hodin byl zadrzovan4a kde
armada petnasobnou presou Hunt bya zatlacena Recnk
1cl kvAvy ten zapas podrobne konec sv cf pros
er1ku by dale byla ochra nkyn narodd mach ohrozo
vanych rovnez mroveho ednan by zastavaa sc vec
spravedve Po mem recnla begicka oseovateka Van Ga
steova pdsobfci anwerpskem azaret IA "a nepa
teske okupace Mluvia rapach belgckych ran9ntch ia
koz / o bide civniho obyvatelstva.
Mestska prava begickeho dne ma vystave bya dte-
lem Beemanem zasupovna kteryzo zastupc pode Sc tez
ma vcerelsi dedikac vysavnfho voenskeho abora emu
dan nazev camp Edwards" Tfeba otiz poznamenati ze
general Edwards pomn9 Franc souzfcf lest rodakem
zdesm
Jinak vcereek vystave nebyl spechem dplntm Prise
ene cey den nasedovne obecensva seso Sc pomerne
mao sotva deset tisfc Avatikove Sc neprodukova ne
ktere vojenske maney odpad vetsfnu ese
vcerelslho programu musey kapely vyplnti.
Dnesek vystavsti je Cerven6mu Krzi zasvecen Do
poedne voenska kapea odpoedne bude recnt
pani Bemoova New Yorku chot znameho amerckeho mi
lonare stbrafe iedna hlavnfch narodnfch pracovnc
Cerveneho Kfze. Pak povetrnos tomu dovo bevni ma
nevry budou nes dakra opakovat rovnez v1stavn
tkove rozlet Sc mad Clevelandem.
zapadnfho naroz oresniho palace vystaveno ie dnes
male francouzske bevn auto pouzvane Amercany "a ito
ku ma Nemce v okoli Chateau Thierry
Vystavce We zbrojnc prbyy rovnez zaiinav6 novinkv
kanady poslany totz dive kary vaecne kor zbran
kanadskym vojskem Nemc6m Begi odnatych We sbrce
nachaz Sc tez uske obehacf deo We varsav9 ura
dene zapadn{ fonu zavecene kerezto obrovskA d6o
pozd6ii Kanadnv bvo ukofsteno
Ones vecer bude vVstavs fecnt britick5 vysouzec
- invada serzant S. J. Glenister
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-19
PRESlDENET WILSON VUDCEM MlR0VE DELECACE
~~~~~~~ >~~~~> ~~~AA~ ~~~~~~>~ y =
VYPLUJE 3 PR0SINCE S PETl DELE
CATY K BREHUM FRANCIE.
HLAVNl JEHO VLIV UPLATNEN BU-
DE PHI VYTVORENi LiCY NARODU.

Washington 49, listopadu - President Wilson sucastnf
mirove konference konane bud Paz neb Versallu De-
fnvn rozhodnuti, re president ma svym vvem pdsob
vypracovan mroveho uednani osobne ucneno bylo Bem
Dome dnes Odcestuje do France spou pet poverenym
delegay jechz jmena pozde budou uverenena 3. pro-
since bude historickym dnem eto cesty cizim bTehdm
Veskere snazeni naseho presdenta ponese
by utvofena bya Lga vech narod1 zakonech dskost
budoucnosti vsem hrizam vaecnym. Gil
sal eho zvotni otazkou must jej by dosazeno by
jnak potoky ke ctyrleteho vacenf byy proty
Wilson jest presvedcen vseobecna dGvera jake
dnes Spoene Saty tesf pom6ze vaemu vybudovan eto
organsace dokonanf toho dla ma by pouzto americke
no vojska jako moc vybone ale ako voska pocejnho
jez by dbao aby zemch smlsenych pretvareni sanch
pvar delo kdem bez zby ecn6ho pronasledovan nas
nosti.
Hava Sousati jest presvedcena ze teto bude
merickym dem podporovana DOufa ze jeho prace sran
tvofenf Ligy Narod dode koneGne podpory porozumen
sena kde nekter senaof stav pro zmnene naroni
sansac TAX ku prkadu eo myslence nepree byvay
sden Roosevelt kdezto expresdent Taft jest eim horvym
pfmluvcim Jnak ale jest vseobecne doufano Wsonovy
dmysy senate nenarazl vetsf oposc
Nekoika politiky Jest sce tvrzeno eho
zny trpet budou ponekud domacf zaleztost ale druhe
strany omlouva jeho nesmrnou ddeztos akou a
ke skuecne p mrove smlouvy budou kterych Spoje-
ne Staty must byti zastoupeny nejepSm svymi ldmi.
Jnou pfetfasanOu otazkou bya zprava cisaf vra
do Nemecka. Moznost toho sice neba
citos jest tvrzeno ze jest hoou nemoznost aby
Hohenzoern dosta Meme cku saman inem state
vladnimu veslu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-19
CHRIPKA VYzADALA 81 VII
CE OBETf NELL VALKA.
WSS [WSS

Washington, 18. Estopadu.
Posledni chripkova epidemic
stala Spoj. Staty vice lidskych
zivotG nezli obnasi ztraty ame-
ricke vojenske vypravy V Evro-
pc. Jak vypravuje uredni sta
tistika zahynulo v 46 mestech
Sc 23,0OO,000 obyvatel nasled-
KEN potmesile nemoci 82,306
lidf sice v obdobi Cd 9 zari
do 9. listopadu. Ia prav,del-
nych okolnosti byva prdmerne
cfslo dmrti jen 1000, takze ma
ucet chripky pripada as $4,000
pripadd. Uhrnne ztraty ameri-
cke armady v Europe jsou ne
dfedne odhadnuty ma 100000
muzu z nichz ale pablo neb ze-
mrelo as 40 proc, takZe valka
primo 81 vyzadala Cd 40 do
$4,000 obetf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-19
NEMECKE VALEcNE Lob.
STVO BUDE PREDANO
SPOJENCtM.
Baku opstns v rukou spojencI.

Londyn, 18. listopadu. Velka
flota nemeckych bttevnich To-
idf, vetsich lehcich kriznfkd a
niciteld must v pondelf rano O
5. hod. ranni opustiti dosavadni
pfistavy a oedbrati sc ma misto
kan bude spojenci urceno. &C.
le lod'3tvo satka Sc s lod'stvem
anglickyn, ktere jej dopravf
ma misto urceni. Do Amsterda-
mu dosly berlinsky telegram u
dava podrobnou listinu bitev-
mic, jichz Sc musi Nemecko die
pfinerovych podminek vzdat.
Nekolik dreadnaughtG star
sich typu bude V Nemecku po-
mechanic ale must odzbrojeny
zdstati az do dalsfch rozkazI
" nemeckych pristavech.
Anglicke a ruske vojsko emo
cnilo Sc v nedeli poznovu pri-
stavniho m6sta Baku. Obyva-
telstvo tezce zkouseneho me-
sta, hlavne chudsich trid uvi-
talo spojence velkou a nelice-
nou radosti. Turci, kteri odta-
'hli mesta vyplenili drive ta-
mejsi pfistav.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-19
NEMECKY CfSAR Sc PRY NEVZDAL
WADY.

Paffz, 18. listopadu Bernskt list Ber]ner Tapbatt
pfse re nemeckf cfsar Vem p trnu vysv9tue
pouze re uprch zeme Neake sreknuf Sc vady i'm sa
mym nebylo die zmineneho lsu dosud redne oznameno
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-19
BOLSEVISM v EVROPE ZTRACf
PUDY.

Londyn 18. lsopadu = Rozmahani Sc bosevickych "a
sad neutranch evropkch zemch pocna mzet aspon pro
nejbzsf dobu Hoandsku vada vypovedea re
zeme ovada dnes pine ceou stuac Komplot pro kraov
ne nezda tao bya p ctvrtecnf proizdce Hagen oby
vatelstvem nadsene pozdravovana. '
We Svedsku demokraticky kra Gustav chopi nebez-
peel oba rohy zmuzile CELL strane radkanf
oznamil idu ida 81 peje republku re il muze mfi jes
tax nrodn vobou odhasue Vada prave zavad
hasovaci pravo novy vladnf system.
Republka svycarska jez ode davna byla 1tocsem
nespokoenych zvG czfch zem zhosta podobne rznym
cinem vsech nezadoucch podnecovateld kdezo
dosud jest suace dosi nebezpecna Norvezsu nebya
da vna ami patrna
Pro bosevicke doktiny zda by dnes Spanelsko nej
drodnejsf p1dou ale zde bylo nebezpe odvraceno
zo Jen nekok demonstraci rznych m6sech ez BY
ly ale hned zarodku poc poaceny Stuace pocina
vyrovnavat pres zmu nastane pokoj kid We
zem{ch ale panue spolecny nedostaek poravn JEST
re bolsevism nenalezne pddy koz Rusko jest
sujfcfm prfkladem.
Lucemburska ale pfichazf zprava, ze lid parliament
bude pozadova ably vekovevodkyne vzdala panovanf
zem ably zaveden by repubkansky system po ppade aby
cele Lucembursko pfpoeno bylo republce rancouzske
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-19
AMERICKY KONTROLOR POTRA.
Vim HOOVER DO BERLfNA.

Parlz 49, llstopadu - ZGeisf 1fadv oznamuf ze ame-
rcky potravnov kontror Hoover odce.ie do Berna de
studovah bude tydny potrcvinovou stuac N9mecku
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-11

looks dreadful this afternoon.
Yes, | know" hastily. my hair
looks dreadful this afternoon.
really shouldn't try to get hat now"
Nonsense" said Warren. "If you
want a hat, now is the time to get
it. That's what we came for, isn't
it? Here, try that one over there"
But that too, was hopeless. Then
Warren insisted on going to another
place and still another, declaring that
since they had come for the hat, they
would not go home without it.
With each hat she tried on Helen
grew more warm and flushed and her
hair was more disordered. She was
wretchedly conscious that she was
looking more unattractive every
moment And Warren's gaze grew
more coldly critical.
At last in desperation she decided
on one of the hats-anything to get
over this ordeal
When they reached the street he
said. critically, You're mighty hard
to get hat for-do you know that?
Is it the way you wear your hair, or
WHAT"
ooh, Warren. I've always worn my
You wouldn't want me to wear a lot
of false puffs, would you?"
Certainly not. But you ought to
do something-fx it different in
some way You didn't look very well
in those hats, can tell you that"
They went home on the top of
pus. At any other time she would
have loved to ride up the broad with
the street lights cleaning through
the misty October dusk. But now
she gazed before her with unhappy
eyes.
She had bought hat she did not
like, that she knew she would never
like But it was not of the hat she
was thinking, but of Warren's cold.
critical, appraising gaze
What had been his thoughts? Had
he realized for the first time that
she was not as young or as attrac-
tive as she had been? Had he seen
her in an abstract, impersonal way
as he had, perhaps, never seen her
before?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-11
"a SLEEPING MEMORY"

Emily Stevens dramatic powers
have been put to the severest test
she has ever experienced in "A
Sleeping Memory" the Metro special
production de luxe in which she will
be seen at the Isis theatre today. In
this adaptation of f. Phillips Open
helms novel this wonderful actress
is obliged to run the gamut of human
emotions, and to depict women of
both good and evil tendencies, not
only of the present day, but also IN
different periods of time throughout
the history of the world.
Such a demand upon the abilities
of a player is unprecedented, and
only a star of supreme gifts could
emerge from such an ordeal trum-
plant. First, she remembers herself
in the incarnation of a sturdy mate
of Uric. the Viking. Next she is
transported in memory to the days
when she was a lady-inwaiting IN
the court of Catherine de Medlci-
Further down the march of years she
goes through the experiences OF
woman of Salem in witchcraft days
Both at the beginning and at the
end. of this marvellous production
Miss Stevens portrays society girl
of the present time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-11

where they have sane, normal look
ing hats ?"
Il don't know" doubtfully. "The
hats are all rather unusual this
year."
"Unusuali That's putting it mild.
I'd call them monstrosities."
AS they crossed over to the ele-
vator, the saleslady. who had stood
aloof while they walked through the
show cases, now gazed after them
with angry eyes.
When they reached the street. he
paused after brief, "Now, where ?"
eve might try at Ms; that's
very near
"How about that place across the
street there?" pointing with his cane
to a small millinery store opposite.
"Why, yes, shall we go there? I've
seen some very pretty things IN that
window"
This time the woman who came
forward to meet them was undoubt-
edly the owner or manager of the
shop, and her manner was very diff
ferent from the condescending sales
lady. Also her judgment in what
would be suitable for Helen was
somewhat better.
But though the hats she brought
freakish, and though Helen tried on
one after another, yet none of them
seemed to suit.
The moist air had taken the curl
out of her hair and it dropped in lit
tie unbecoming wisps about her face.
She was warm and flushed, too, and
longed for a chance to use her pocket
powder puff. She was conscious that
she was looking far from her best,
and that Warren was watching her
with very critical eyes.
AS she tried on another hat, most
unbecoming one, instinctively. she
turned to avoid his gaze.
Here. turn around, l can't see
that way. No, that won't do. It's
a good looking hat but you can't
wear it."
The words stung Helen keenly: she
felt herself flushing miserably.
IF you would wear your hair just
little fuller" suggested the woman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-11
THRILLING LOVE DRAMA
IN MARY GARDEN .sTHAIS."

The story of "Thais,' the Goldwyn
photoplay in which Mary Garden, the
most celebrated woman in the world,
makes her screen debut, at the Isis
next Monday, is that of a world
famous novel by Anatole France.
According to the action of the pho
toplay. "Thias" is a celebrated beauty
in the city of Alexandria, whose in
Vulnerable love affairs have scandal
lied the civilized world. The time is
just when Christianity is beginning
to supercede pagan beliefs. From
among her many lovers the fancy OF
"Thais" is engaged by Paphnutius.
a wealthy young man who Is noted
for his learning.
The young philosopher at once
falls in love with the beauty, where
upon jealous rival plans his death.
Just as he is emerging from the
house of "Thais," this rival sets upon
him, but, in self defence, Paphnutius
kills him.
Although violent deaths are COM
mon in the Alexandria of that day,
and there is no likelihood of Paphnu-
thus being punished by the authori-
ties, his Christian precepts tell him
that murder is a heinous sin; and
completely overcome with remorse at
what he has done, he gives away all
his worldly goods and becomes a
monk with a group of other men
doing voluntary penance IN the
desert.
Then, when he has become celebra-
ted for his holiness, he concelves the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-11

That's some better. but it's not
what we want" answered Warren
CURLY.
Nov, I think we'll save your time
and ours by walking around the
cases here and see what you have
ooh, of course, if you wish" Jelly.
But many of our hats are not in
the cases.
"Well We'll see those that are
and he strobe towards the cases,
while Helen hurriedly pinned on her
hat and followed him.
Nothing here for you," after a
brief survey. "All to big and freak
ish. By jove,. if they tried they
tried they couldn't make 'em more
hideous. Come, let's get out of
here. Don't you know any place
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-11
Have SOtt, taI[, CIeaI, BRIGHT skin

Use Black and White. Sent by mail
25c. Agents mako an easy living.
Just try Black and White Ointment
(for white or colored folks). Apply as
directed on label, to face, neck, arms
or hands. 1t is very pleasant TO tho
skin and has the effect of bleaching
dark. sallow or blotchy skin. cleaning
the skin of risings, bumps, pimpier,
blackheads, tan or freck1es-givfng
you a clear, soft, bright complexion,
making you the envy of everybody.
Sold on a money-back guarantee, only
csc (stamps or coin) sent by mail
II you send 81 for four boxes of
Black and White Ointment, q Sc cake
of Black and White Soap Included
free. Agents make an easy HvinG
representing US. Apply for territory
and special deal. Address Plough~
Chemical Co.. Dept. 127. Memphis,
Tenn. Write no~-today-~hiiev you
think about it-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-11
ADJUSTMENTS

idea of converting "Thais' because
it would have tremendous effect on
the people everywhere in the great
cause, by saving the soul of the most
notorious figure in the world of sin.
The outcome of this situation is
one of the most thrilling portions of
the film.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-02-11
Married Life
Continued from Page Three.)

rem, who was sitting with his hands
crossed on his cane, watching the
proceedings in cynical silence.
Don't you think that shape is
very good on her" she again
asked.
Couldn't be much worse" was
Warren's brief comment.
This so disconnected the compdac-
ency of the saleslady that she could
think of nothing to say. She quickly
removed the offending hat and tried
on another.
"How do you like that?' stiffly.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-12
It's Because They're
From Medicine Hat

A great many of the laughs that come
over the footlights at the Cort each
night in "Flo-Flo" are provoked by hats
two plain, everyday derby hats,
which, in the hands of Thomas Handlers
and Arthur Mills, perform uncannily
llfelike and comical stunts. Many peo-
pie have wondered how, in addition to
learning to sing and dance, the two
boys found time to master the manipu-
lation of these hats. But at last. after
much research and the application of
che simple elements of psychology, the
correct answer has been arrived at
They simply couldn't hel p it! Thomas
Handlers and Arthur Mills, gentle
reader, are natives of Medicine Hat
Canada. The word hat has alwavs
meant something to them that no other
article of wearing apparel meant-it
mad definite connection. Shoes. socks.
coats and trousers they could gaze at
dispasslonately. But hat-that was
something altogether different. It stood
Tor home. What more natural. than
than that they should conceive strong
attachment for hats, liking for plav-
ing with them, for juggling them? And
thls undoubtedly was the beginning of
Thomas Handers's and Arthur Mill;s,s
procllvltles in the art of hat juggling,
New-York tribune., 1918-05-12
Billie Wears Hoop Skirts

mother and daughter wore MILDLY
blouses and seemed to be having
wonderful time. 1t didn't seem as
though this could possibly be the
Comtesse de Candale.
In the other room were the cos
tunes. 1t takes good sized room to
hold half dozen costumes as
voluminous as those worn by the
comtesse. These gowns are the most
gorgeously beautiful things imagin-
able. There was the white satin we'd
ding gown with it's interminable train,
its panniers and it's hoops. Miss
Burke makes her first entrance wear
ing this gown, and of course the ap-
plause is for Miss Burke this time.
But later on the applause is direct
tribute TO her almost too perfect
beauty. Each time Miss Burke ap-
peared in new costume the night we
saw "A Marriage Of Convenience" the
audience simply forgot everything else
and applauded her loveliness.
There Is a green taffeta which has
jade earrings and tiny lace cap to
go with it, which was a costume ex-
tremely popular with the spectators.
but we rather preferred the shell pink
with French blue velvet bows on it.
and number of persons agreed with
US. The piece de resistance, however,
is blue domino lined with pink. It
was in this domino that the comtesse
won the heart of her husband away
from her rival. We have forgotten her
name, but anyway she was the lady
who had such atrocious taste in foot
man-cerise trimmed with silver. And
the poor chevalier-his subjugation was
complete, too. We can't forgive Dumas
or possibly it was Sydney Grundy-
for not showing US this masked ball.
But then we shan't forgive him, either.
for writing his play in four acts in
stead of six. 1t would have given us
chance to see Billie Burke in two
more costumes.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-12
Pauline Frederick
Goes to Goldpv,

Willard Mack and Mrs. Pauline r,..
erick Mack have Joined the Gola,r.
forces. 'A
In the future Miss FREDERICK. ~.
ures will be produced by the par,,-
Frederick Feature Film Company and NJ
distributed through Goldwyn.
Mr.. Mack will take charge Of co,.
wyn's scenario department, with Il.
Offices at the company's studio in ro,t
Lee. This is not Mr.. Mack's dr.t :.
pearance in the motion picture ssla
He has been affiliated more or les, with
the screen ever since the old B;osranb
days.
While busily engaged during the ,a..
four years in writing some Of n.
greatest theatrical hits of the mast dsc
ade, such as ''Kick In," Broadway and
Buttermilk," King, Queen, jack and
Tiger Rose" Mr.. Mack has const.ntlv
contributed stories to the screen. i,
1917 alone twenty-seven of his SCREAM
plays were picturized and released.