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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
OREGON THINKS AMERICANS
OPPOSED TO INTERVENTION
Regrets Incidents which Have Proved
detrimental to Harmony Between
Two Countries.
tBy Associated Press

NoGALES, AR1Z. Sept. 1o.-The
majority OF the American people re-
l.ct the idea of armed Intervention in
in formal statement here before de-
parting Tor a tour OF Mexico In the
interest OF his candidacy for the presi-
dency Of the republic
II conclude this from an intimate
knowledge of the American people"
GenfTal Obregon said, whom | always
nave round 10 be possessed OF great
spirit or brotherhood and fraternity
IT is conceivable that the United
states should wage war on neigh
boring country only because OF in
nerent discomfort caused by abnormal
conditions created through civil war
whlch Mexican people have been forced
into exactly for the same reason
when brought about the world war"
General Obregon expressed regret
al the recurrence OF incidents which
sood understanding between the two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
FlLlPIN0S TO SEND MISSION
TO NATIONAL CONVENTION
VIII Renew Efforts Next Year Looking
TO Early Independence OF
Islands.
[RY Associated Press. !

MANILA, Sept. 12.--Renewcd efforts
a. obtain Independence for the Philip
pine Islands will be made next year by
a tlhPino mission which will visit tho
United States and lay before the
natlonal conventions of the Republican
and Democratic parties the matter of
inserting Independence planks in the
party platform.
Announcement OF the proposed ac-
.:on was made here today. \ Fill
E;no mission recently returned home
alter unsuccessful efforts to have
Congress declare the independence of
The new mission, which will be
headed by Manuel Quezon, territorial
delegates to congress. will leave here
next February Quezon also was
spokesman for the first mission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
BAPTIST HOLD MEETING
Captain e, r. Smith Is Rc,EIected
Moderator and L.. a. Dodd Is
Chosen Clerk.

FREDER1CKsBuRG. VA. Sept. Io.-
! nc Goshen BAPTIST Association ipet at
mineral. Louisa County, adjourned
Thursday Afternoon after three DAYS
session. The Baptist Church OF this
cry was represented by Rev. +. l..
swift: VIM. 5: Chesley, l.. Ashton Dodd
and NJ. q. Willis. Jr Captain g. r.
smith. of Caroline. was e-eiected mod.
orator and j.. a. Dodd. of Fredericks-
hurE. Was chosen clerk. There was a
large attendance. Much enthusiasm
wah mi infested In the coming drive by
The Baptist denomination for the S75.-
vgv;oVo fund. VIM. S. Cheslcy, NJ G..
Willis. Jr.. OF this city. and Rev. y. i.
Peyton. OF Orange, were named as or
GAMERS for the drive for the Goshen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
Agricultural School Opens.

APPOMATTON, Sept. 12.-The Apo
mattoX Agricultural Boarding School
opened today under most favora BILE
auspices. The enrolment indicates
tendance and the boarding departing nj
is full 10 OVERLOOKING, students COM
ing from six counties. The opening
exercises were in charge of the prin-
cipal. Rev. l.. +. Callahan. Rev. 6. w.
Chocolate and Rev. j. G. Lepps. all of
whom made appropriate remarks The
faculty is rs follows: Miss Dean Johns
Mrs. G.. u. Moses. Professor c. r.
Ackers, Miss Mary Mcconnell. Miss viii
lie Stanley. Miss Flora Williams, Miss
Gladys Smith, Miss Eddie Hardy. Miss
He;tie Fore. Miss Ella Drinkard, Miss
Kate Franklin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
WOULD PROVIDE COTS
FOR CONFEDERATE TROOPS
Favor Permitting Use OF Camp Gordon
Equipment During Days OF
Reunion.
ny Associated Pre.Al

WASHiNGTON. sept. l2.-Favorabl BILE
report was today ordered by the Sem
resolution of Senator Harris. OF
Georgia, which would authorize the
United Confederate Veterans to use
cots, tents and blankets now at Gasp
Gordon during the reunion of that or
gantzation mt Atlanta next month. IN
addition to Senator Harris, Senator
Smith. OF Georgia, and Walter r. An
drcws. general chairman Of the COM
mittecs named by the city of Atlanta to
make plans for the cncampmcnt, ap.
peared before The committee and urged
favorable action Loon the measure. y.
Il. Forest. general secretary OF the
United Confederate Veterans. and Carl
Hinton. commander OF the Sons of Con-
f!icrate Ncterans. also were present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
Amherst Schools Open.

\ NJ II r. KS ~ sept. l2.-Ine Amherst
nigh and graded school opened this
week viii the largest enrolment in
It's history. there being considerably
over 200 children in the school Dcyo-
t!on;I exercises were conductAl by
Rev. j. II. Franklin. after which DIVE
sion Superintendent &. l.. scott made a
short talk ana the school program for
the year Was outlined by Professor
u. II. Grown. the principal. a number
OF students from other schools are at
tending the high school here neary
every section OF The county being rep
resented. Professor Brown is being
assisted for the 1890 term by the
Ei!zabe Willis OF Willis, Va; Miss
Jennie Seay, OF Fluvanna; Miss Harms
berger. OF Catletts: Miss s. Maude
Kelly, OF culpepcr, in the high school
department. and Miss Ruth Hunter, OF
Palmyra. and Misses Sarah Robertson,
Ethel Gilbert and Hester Scott, OF Am
herst IN the graded ana primary work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
SECRETARY DANIELS TALKS
TO VICTORIA, B. c., PEOPLE
Declares He Expects to Sec Dny When
There VIII BE No Need
for Armies.
GBy Associated rress.l

VICTORIA. d. G.. Sept. l2.--Declar-
ing that Canada and the United States
had set an example for world emula
ton through their neighborliness
ana the treaty which forbids fortitica
tary Of the Navy Daniels. in d speech
at the Canadian Club here last night
said he believed 1t 'presaSed the day
nations. vhen other countries wouId
feel sufficient security In international
justice 10 abolish. their powerful! armies
and discontinue tho building of navIcs
Secretary Daniels arrived here Vi!
tn. :t:iie:hip New NcS:"o. accompin.
icd by Admiral Hugh Rodman. They
wer+ ccHtC?-6 bS the -'kansls and i
division or dpstrpyers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
NEW OFFICES ARE OPENED
Dlscipies' Council OF Richmond lin.
headquarters Now at y North
Sixth Street.

oilces OF the Disciples Counci! Of
n edmond have been opened al 5 North
sixth Street, in Room IFS vim Rrv
J ohm y. Tate. secretary and m!ss!onarv
OF the council in charge Mr.. Taie
was formerly pastor of CowardIn
chr!stlan Church in South Richmond
the passionate of which he resigned IN
serve as chaplain at the Norfolk naval
oasG during the war. Besides his
Council. Mr.. Tate will have suDervfsion
OF the McRae Mission on the Southside
and Will preach regularly every SUNDAY
morning az Colonial Place Church. stop
., " est ha mptOn car line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
SUBSTITUTE RECTOR HERE
Rcv. Henry Irving Batchellcr VIII Oc-
cupy pulpit of Neude Memorial
Church..

IN the absence Of Rev. Thomas
Semmes. rector OF Meade Memrot |
f;piscona, Church in South Richmond.
who Viii he engaged in special work
for the national campaign to be CON
dutced by the Episcopal Church in this
months. Rev. Henry Irving Batcheller
WHY serve Meade Memorial Church as
rector. Mr.. Batcheller was Il chap
lain in the United states Army dur
ing the war serving In France for
more than a year. He is an alumnus
Of the University of Virginia, and
church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
CHARGE WOMEN PROFlTEER
Ask Prosecution of New Workers on
Clnim They. Offered Goods mt
Advanced Cost.
NEW YORK Sant 70

NEW YORK, Sept l2.-Complaints
that women purchasers of surplus army
foodStuffs here were resclling them at
a pront 20 Wholesale and retail dealers
have been received by j. c. Day, city
commissioner of mark4,s who an
nounc.d today that he was seeking the
aid OF Federal authorities in an
endeaNor TO prosecute the alleged
protiteers.
MI. Days attention also has been
called, he said. to baker, who is al
Legged to have purchased 800 cases OF
jam from consumers who bought it at
army sales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
JEWISH JUNIORS TO MEET
Session VIII nc Held Mt Temple beth
Ahnbnh, Tomorrow nj
4'c1ock.

The Council of Jewish Juniors. aux
Hilary to the Council Of Jewish Women
of America. will hold their first 1919
90 session al Temple Beth Ahabah, to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. The
executive board VIII meet at 3 O'Clock
work. Jack r Lewis is president OF
the Jewish Juniors this year.
Meredith G. PraG is chairman of the
program committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
NAME EPISCOPAL DELEGATES
Five Churchmcn of Richmond to Rep
resent City ut Convention In
Detroit,

OF the delegates appointed by the
Virginia Council to represent tho
Episcopal diocese Of Virginia at the
general convention in Detroit next
month. five are from Richmond. These
are Rev. w. Russell Bowie -. d. rec
tor Of ST. Paul's Episcopal Church;
Rev j. !. GrgIatt. y. D. rector of
Holy Trinity: Judge r. Carter Scott,
John Stewart Bryan and Peter Mayo
w. d. Smith. of Winchester. and Dr.
Bergman. of the Seminary, have also
been appointed delegates TO the con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
To arrange Wnr oIemorIaI

LfNCHBGI8;. Sept. 13-The me-
mortal committee, named here TO ar
range for war memorial. has decided
TO permit the local post American
Leg lon. decide the form the memorial
shall take. Tho post. II is understood,
VIII act promptly in the matter. 1t ID
indicated now that the soldiers favor
u municipal building. and il such is
the decision memorial City Hall is
4 strong possibility as solution of
the memorial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
Commnndcry Elect. on,ccr,.

LYNCHBUI{G, Sept. l2.-De Molay
Commandery: knights Templar. of
Luxembourg. has elected the following
mander. r. E. stephens; generalissimo.
J: J. Greenlay; captain-seneral, S. r.
Hill: prelate. ]. Fl. Adams. Jr.: senior
X. A. DuVal: standard bearer, +. S.
Cough: sword bearer. w. j. White;
third guard; l.. IL. Thomas: second
guard. S. ". Kabler; first guard. II. r.
Brotn treasurer: II. A. Allen
recorder, d. Y. Walker; sentinel, G. r.
Boyd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
Wants IIigh,rny Lol,.

EREDERICKSBURG. VA. Sept. I2.-
Robert Beverly, of Essex County. is
candidate for place on the State
Highway Commission. created at the
special session OF the Legislature. The
fvo members are to be appointed by
the Governor and will assume their
duties on November l.. \ delegation
of thirty prominent citizens OF Essex
County has called on Governor Davis
urging him TO appoint Mr.. Beverly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
Many to Attend League Meeting

DN-N I1II1f1, sept. l2.--Indicutions
POINT 10 large attendance in Dan
VIE on the occasion of the annual
session OF the League of Virginia
municipalities, which will be held here
September 30 and "a. Frank Talbot
today sent the official pros ram TO the
printer and concluded arrangements
for the holding OF the sessions In the
auditorium of the Elks' Club. There
Virginia city and many of the smaller
ones Richmond especially promising a
good delegation. The City Council has
appropriated the sum of 5000 to defray
the expenses in entertaining the Wis
TORS dur ng the two days in which
they are here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
CHURCH PROPERTY is SOLD
Congregation OF 81. Johns Lutheran
Has Disposed OF East-End
Land.

The congregation OF St Johns
Lutheran Church at Eighth and Mar
shall Streets, in line with numerous
Richmond has sold its church pro-
perty in the East End and proposes
to build a new church cdficc on
lot owned by the church at Lomhardy
and Franklin. near the site occupied
by the First English Evangelical
Lutheran Church facing Stuart Circle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13

FKEDEKICk SBUKG, Sept. l2-Thir-
~ wounded marines OF the Fifth and
Sixth Regiments, Second Division, To-
Gated AT the base marine hospital at
Quant:co. in charge of Mr.. Devault,
the athletic director, and Mrs. Dodds
marion of the Hostage House at Guam
to.o. came here and spent an enjoy
able day. They were taken 10 Chat
ham. the handsome home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Mark Sullivan, where they were
permitted 10 use the grounds for the
picnic, and basket luncheon was
served. Later the visitors were taken
over the city in automobiles on
sightseeing trip. a fine supper was
served al the War Camp Community
rooms. and the days features con-
Guided with dancing in the evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
Union Meeting SUNDAY.

Dr. Russell Cecil. former president
OF the Richmond Ministeral Union,
Will be the speaker at the last of tho
outdoor services which have been held
in Monroe Park during the hot wealth
er. The final service viii be held to-
morrow night at o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
MORE MONEY RECEIVED
FOR RELIEF OF FAMILY
CONTRIBUTIONS ToeaiinE $3.50 sent 10
Timeh-Dispntch Relief Fund
on Friday.

Contributions for the fund OF the
sick widow who is sole support OF her
Two children. aged fourteen and nine
ycays totaled moro yesterday than any
dav since the campaign TO raise fund
OF $3.50 for her relief has been under
way.
with offerings SINGLE sentences in
closed with bank notes for the fund
someiiir es tell a whole storY For the
widow lady. she has my sympathy
For the widow woman tsiGned a
widow" ana II have sympathy for
those in trouble" are some of the ex-
Funds received yesterday more than
two-thirds completed the amount asked
for and j; is thought the fund viii be
made up this week According TO doc
tors, the woman will not be able 10 re-
sumo her responsibility for another
month and the fund is needed TO help
up accumulated debts.
Contributions received Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
PLANS Made for Hospi,aI.

LYNClTBURG, Sept. l2.--The former
residence OF Charles Il. Head, located
on Church Street several squares from
the business section. has been sold to
DE-. Don Preston Peters, or Baltimore
II Is reported here that DR.. Peters is
to convert tho large dwelling into 4
private hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
Killed Ivy Train

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Sept l2-
Robert Hayden. of Guinea. Caroline
County. was struck by a train on the
nhia, Wednesday and died from his in
juries. He was a brakeman on that
road.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
Hire New ph, steal Director.

BRISFOL, Sept l2.--Adlai Loudly, Of
Cranberry. y. c., has been secured By
the local Y. NJ. c. 4. TO succeed L. \.
Thursday as physical director. Mr.
Loudly is expected TO arrive here Mon.
Qay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
Delivers Economy Address,

BRiSTOi. Sept. 12.-Dr. Gus W.
Dyer. professor of political economy
in Vanderbilt University. and noted
southern lecturer. addressed a we'll
attended meeting held Thursday night
at the City Hall here. His subject
was The Only Road to Independence"
in which he dealt directly with prac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
Second Baptist Church

(Franklin at Adams Street,
Divine worship, II y. NJ. and 8:15 P.
NJ DR.. SINNERS morning message,
The Royal Road to Freedom" Even
ing, Docs Death End ALP" Bible
School, 9:30 \. NJ. Il. Y. +. u. 7:lb
=. NJ. Wednesday evening prayer and
praise service, S:l5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
Sunday in the Churches
BAPTIST.
First Baptist

Preaching at IL o'clock and S:lo
o'clock by tho pastor. Rev. Geo. w.
Mcdaniel, n, II. Sunday School meets
at $3.50 A. NJ; b. Y. =. L., 7:l5 r. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13

tically oil OF the problems OF economy
in domesticity. He left here today Tor
knoxvllle. Tenn. where he will spcak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
CHRISTIAN.
Seventh Street
Christian Church

The pastor H. ID. c. Maclachlan, will
occupy his pulpit at II a. NJ. and Sis
p. NJ. His morning subject will be /:
"Reciprocity Towards God and Man"
The evening subject will be, Nothing
Venture, Nothing Win" Sunday School
at $3.50 a. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-13
SOCIETY

Mis-. Helen Stevens. Miss Mary Moul-
ton, of Richmond. and Miss Mary Pcy-
last week for New York. where they
arc gucets Of Nine. Alma Chuck at her
country place for an extended stay.
steve sn a, her "s su1@er homes WIS WIS
time past. Miss Peyton has recontIy
for nearly two years in Miss Anne Nor
San's unit in that country. She has
been decorated for her splendid work
In France t,,i rs W vel az as for courage and
return From New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Travers have re-
turned to their home. 6o2 West Frank
lin street. after an extended stay in
The North. Mr.. and Mrs Travers spent
the late summer season on the coast OF
New England.
shower for Bride.
Miss Elizabeth Sale WAS hostess at IL
miscellaneous shower given yesterday
afternoon at her home on Hanover
whose wedane to HAIRY i4 Me g. s,one Of
next week. The house was prettiiy
decorated for the occasion. and the
younger set.
a number of charming affairs have
been planned for Miss I-ecky and her
Tuesday evening.
Ia Atlantic City.
Misses May and Julian Grant Moore.
won hsvf he thn he
mother, Mrs Julia Grant Moore. las,
week in ATLANTIC City. Mrs. Moore
and the Misses Moore. viii leave A..
lantic City this week for IL short stay
in New York before returning TO their
home in Richmond.
|tsitinE Relatives.
Lieutenant frank l.. Beirne, son OF
the late Richard Beirne, who recently
returned from overseas service. is now
the guest of relatives in Richmond for
some time. Lieutenant Beicne is among
Virginia who won the Cecil Rhodes
scholarship. where he took his degre
He was engaged in newspaper york in
baltimore for several years prior TO
MIA enlistment in the army.
HASD OUT OF TOWN.
Mira Edward !. crump and Misc Annie
s..a ,s. nav. S oss ta as N XIs
nue
Mrs and Mrs. jaime. D: crnmp, Q, ,hs
Atlantic City aud %ew York.
Mrs; BENJAMIN Nash; who VIII, ! has ben e.,
y. Il +: k.ee. at ihf Whit before re-
Mr.. B. ". williams has retu'ned 10
her home. sft.r Welt to Rockbridse Alum
chi Mir ais spending nm the month Of Sep:
,euocr at SIS Park Avenue.
Mrs w A. C.eath and her daughter
have returned TO their HON. here, aft,r
an extended stay In the virginia noun
tains.
N,xs B.uy Heu,y has left for visit
10 relatives In ppahsnnock County.
ars Rob.r, r. Peyton. OF Fauauior and
baltimore !. the guest o! relatives III The
Plains before coming to Richmond 10! The
IaU.
Miss Mildred Bates. CT Ginter PARK. viii
DE among the sir!s attending Hollins Col
iegt this session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16

Olive Thomas. one OF the dain-
ties, and bfstiiest little stars on the
screen. 10 playing AT the Coliseum
until Tuesday night In The Foilies
Glri." This picture u from the
story by W. Carey Woudsrly. i,
tells of secret marriage Of de.
fnurn star Of the footiights 20 the
nephew Of a rich ola man who Ia
believed 20 be on hts deaih-eed. The
old man IL surrounded by relatives
who are anxious to inherit his
wealth.
Miss Thomas Is installed as the
old mans nurse and then comph
cations develop rapidly. This for
mer stag. beauty makes a hit with
the invalid. he rcnews hla interest
In life and quickly fesainA bis
health.
The relatives are furious. for they
fear tho uncle's fontness for his
nurse may separate them from his
gold. Then comes the blg surprise.
Tn. nephew makes known his ~.
cret marriage to the gtri and the
young couple receive uncie's biess-
ing.
Miss Thomas plays her part bril-
iIaniiy. this being an ideal vehicle
for the former zicKfsld Folly girl
Her supporting cast includes wal
lace Macdonald as the nephew
and william Mong a. the rich old
uncle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
nonddy Review

college and IL ordained a minister.
he comes 10 his homo as pastor OF
tho village church. Then the tragedy
% poor susic's life IL born. william
wedH a Tightly pretty girl who re-
pays his love b. accepting the al.
tcnuons Of lees worthy men. But
zhe Is punished by fate.
Susie. although she has never for.
gotten that ahr was the bearer Of
flowers at the wedding OF the man
she loved. protects the orTinK wife.
and II is only after the lattcrr
death that William comes 20 a rcali
zaticn of susie's great love and both
find happiness
II would be hard TO imagine a
swectsr. more sympathetic Susie
than Lillian GlEh. Robert Ffarron IL
equally good IA William jenkins and
Ciarine Seymour Is such n winning
little ooquettc one can hardly blame
Jenkins for his fickicsncrs.
The weeks bill includes a Mack
Sennett comedy NO Mother TO
Guide Him." and interesting Pathe
News Events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
LIBERTY

iIBE6TN
Which stands the best chance Of
getting married, which does man
choose for a wifcy Tn. painted and
powdered. fluffy. shortskirted. silk.
stockinged coquette or the plain
honest-to goodness. true hearted rfrl7
This II the subject Of the powerful
new Griffith feature True Heart
susie" which opened Mt the Liberty
Saturday.
II Is one Of those pastoral thcUaes
which rises to the dignity OF n screen
classic by reason OF the artistry of
this master producer. The author
tells US the story Of little Susie True
heart who loves William Jenkins
with rare devotion. When n poiltl
clan fails TO keep his promise 70
send William TO school. Susie sells
butter and erg~ and even her COW TO
raise funds for the purpose. William
goes to college. but In unaware that
his good angel Is Susie. TO whom he
writes desultory letters.
so IL happens that when he leaves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
CIEMMER

imagine a woman Of high position
enjoying every luxury but love. She
has allowed her husband TO find con.
ISOLATION in drink while she torments
herself with n filtration with another
man. which cannot be carried further
because OF tho conventions imposed
by her position. This woman would
give her soul for a week OF life
with the man she t,nagincs she loves.
In the person of Marion Roche. her
double. this chance comes to her.
Mrs. Sherwood induces Marion 10
take her place explaining that she
viii only encounter tho husband at
dinner. rs a strong argument Mrs.
Sherwood makes tho girl believe she
wants 10 visit her sick child I'm the
country without tho hshand's knowl'
edge. Marion reluctantly consents.
what happens to this curious
quartcttc makes an absorbing screen
play and Ia being shown in one
Week OF Life" at the Clemmer this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-16
TopAy.s ppoorAus

IfOEET1-D. w. Grtfnth's ~Tvuo
Heart SUSIE Marx r~ss~tt rom
~dy, No Mother 10 Guide HIM.
MooHE---~nrett comedy festugtnx
Bethweii nre~ne In ''Y1kee
Decide In ft~~iin~ ts~ss~sf hsxhlsg
Eiri. APPEARING In persosD.
COfI-TtM-Oiisc Thomas In The
fsiii~~ oiri"i Cetis-am N~ws
Tesnt.
sTRAND-Ernest Trues and Issise
Huff In Emerson i.oo~ pveds~tsea.
oh. You Wom~n"I isurts<- Hsim~s
rrascisxael stop. Coass and uc>-
lisie." comedy.
CfTNMEH - rsaiine Frrs1ert~k In
'on- Ne~k Of iiferi ray TSneh~w
In -ho~dy Anr~," comedy; "1sisds
and i1ow-rs." rrtsmS Coisecd
so~r<.
REx---p~eisi fesfur~ prv.1scetsa.
Tho syr-sdisg Evil
COIo>ItIs-taiii~ Hhcdes In Hoop
La ~>eiis~'s Sssghiy h~avd-s.-
eom~dy.
MIsIO>--J. Warren Eerr4ras In
-rrssse~r. Of tho rine~"i the bray
rt~iexrnph.
ftf-fiE-rh~<ss rserx In -sAlsG~"
CLASS A--Fr.niis Mann In The
ksot of EtiiF. "A Tug Hat
kam~e." keystone eemsdyi Ford
Weakly.