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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-26
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PARIS, Iunie 25. - Daca ca
peteniile puterilor aliate nu vor
auzi nimica della Weimar Gu pri.
wire la delegatia de pace germana
care va trebui Sc semneze tratatul
de pace, capeteniile aliatilor vor
trimite un ,ultimat guvernului ger.
man. In acest ultimat, eli, vor cere
numirea ,unei delegatiuni de pace
germane, care sd Sc presinte in ter
men de cfte-va ore fixate, la Paris,
pentru subscriere.
Sc crede ca tratatul de pace are
sc fie semnat Vineri sau Simbata.
Gu toate-ca ziua pentru semnarea
tratatului nu a fost hotarita, ora
este deja hotarita pentru 2 p. m.
Secretarul conferentei de pace
nici acuma nu are la indemina nu-
mele delegation moi de pace al Ger
maniei 81 nici nu site cind vor sosi
dinsii la Paris.
Teri, cHnd s'a presentat premie-
rul Clemehceau in camera deputa-
tilor, a fost 7ntrebat asupra gindu-
lui guvernului Gu privire la alege-
ri 81 la demobilizarea armatei.
Premierul a declarat ca alegerile
au sc fie alta de curind pc cit Sc
poate. Probabil in Septcmvrie orr
Octomvrie. Dinsul spunea ca i'm
griiorarea cea mai mare a guver.
nulni este in jurul demobilizarii.
Gu toate ca este de dorit ca de-
mobilizarea Sc fie completata cit
mai curind posibil, guvernul este
obligat Sc la in considerare impre-
jurarile de fata 81 situatia Gerpa-
nilor'' - spunea premierul Gle
menceau.
Ca Sc intelegem spiritul in ca
re ar dori Germania Sc iscaleasca
conditiunile de pace este de lipsa
ca Sc luam in considerarea graba
GU care Germania STA cufundat
flota sa in riul Scapa cum 81 distru
gerea mai proaspata a flotei germa
he della Kiel. in urmare, va trebui
sc luam masuri de precautiune 81
un anume numar de armata tre-
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fMPUscAru4 Pc srRADA.
CLEvELANDNoHIo, 25 Iuni

CLEvELAND,k0HIO, 25 Iunia.
e. Mercuri din ineata gardistul
Frys a tras mai multe focuri de
revolver dupa u nnecunoscut, ca
re fugea pc strxtla E. 9th, in a.
,propiere de Hufpn Road. Omul
avea in nina MI cauciuc (tir.)
de automobil siptu voia sa Sc O.
preasca la sonArile gardistului.
Sc crede ca onitl furasel aceasta
guma din vre-oapravalie.
Toata lumea 1e pc strada fu-
gea ingrozita spre usile prava,ii-
lor spre a Sc pune la adapost.
Gardistul a urntrit pc necunos-
cut 0 buna buc5@ de drum, insa
nu la putut Hfhde caci acesta
a lasat guma jo6lsi s'a amestecat
printre lume. Na
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PARINTELE LUCACIU
81 CHESTIA BANATULUI.


fertor Ia grantee vecnM nostn
FL
in
ERA la
0 mai muhd
in
dovada
Il tot
ia
dsa AHA
aslpli motive. sN
TansuvaniM
3ssao elaboss4 a. ccn1la1l Mnieat sss
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CERMANIA VA PLA
TT PENTRU VAPOA-
ELESCUFUNDATE

PARIS, 25 Iunie. - Franta a
decis ca sa ceara despagubiri
complecte pentru .scunfundarea
flotei germane din Scapa Flow.
Aceasta intentie Frantei fost
anuntata de catra ministrul lie
marina, francez d-nul Leygues,
comitetului naval din camera de-
putatilor. Ell a declarat ca actul
Germaniei a violat att armisti.
tiul, cit 81 tratatul de pace.
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DECLARATIA CANCELARU.
LUZ BAUER.

BASEL, "a Iunie. 8 In un in
terview al sau dat preset auro.
pene, cancelarul Bauer a fost 4
mintit ca dinsul a spus Cd Germa
MIA va incerca Sc duca la indc-
plinire toate conditiunile 81 pun:-
tele tratatului de pace ,,pentru ca
Sc mature din Gale ura ce q N,
trieste lumea 81 81 creieze relati-
uni mai prietenesti flltre muHcil
tori tarilor ii Il Germaniei.
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.PENTRU AJUTORUL
|COP||LOR ROMANI.

La Bucuresti "a creiat 81 func-
tioneaza ,,Asociatiunea Romina
pentru Ajutorul Copiilor" care
are ca prezidenta pc Majestatea
Sa Regina Romfniei.
Pentru scopul nrmarit de acea.
sta organizatie guvernul Ameri.
can a donat peste 0 jumatate mi.
lion de dolari, lar guvernul 70.
min donat 81 mai multi. Asocia.
tiunea face APPEL la toti Romfnii
buni ca sa Sc inscrie de membrii
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ULTlMATUL TRIMS so.
vlETILOR UNGURI.

BASEL, 25 Iunie. Genera
lul Pelle, comandantul-sef fran
cez peste armata Cehilor, fmpu-
ternicit de autoritatile alaite, a
TRIMS un ultimat armatei rosii a
ungurilor, poruncindu-le ca sa
paraseasca eritorul ocupat main
te de miezul noptii din 25 Iunie,
asa spun depesele psi1nite astazi.
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DRHPTUL DE voT PENTRU
FEAGEI IN ITALIA.

ROMA, "a Iunie. - Deputatii
Martini 81 Casparotto au anuntat
astazi ca in rurind vor Introduce
in un project de lege in pa.la-
mentul italian pentru dreptul de
vot pentru femei.
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NOUL PRESEDINTE AL DE
LEGATIEI DE PACE GERMA
NE.

VERSAILLES, "a Iunie. =
Hermann Mueller, noul ministrn
de externe german, fost numit
presedinte al delegated de pace
germane. Sc spune ca dins Al,
probabil, va SIENNA tratatul de
pace 81 va Fl acompaniat la Yer
sailles de delegatiune de 20.
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VTdIf.

PARIS, 25 jamie. Colonelul
House PRINT astazi cablc-
grama de la senatorul Sheppard,
rugindu-l ca din partea iudeca-
torului Minor din Texas, sl So ia
eel mai bun advocat Cd sl apere
pc feciorul judecatorului, .t,bcpt
Minor, care a fost ac,lzat Gu pro-
pagandist bols.v;r Minor G zia-
rist 81 fo,r arestat de catra au-
toritatile militare acum citeva
zile.
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INCA UN HABsBURG
ARESTAT

BUCURESTI, Iunie n. Prin ]
cipele Wilhelm 81 Casei HabsburK.
. fost arestat in Bucoyina. fnvino
vatit Gu propaganda anti-dinssii&
lca. Dfnsul 4 fost inteInat in u Il 81
nxstire. NJ y 'lss
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|Dc|cQati rO|1laIi dc|a COnfcTinta
dc pace |ucTeaza din rcspueIi.
STIRI DIN PARIS.

In Paris in cadrele Delegaiune de
sa Rominlor din Transivana Banat Rominior
rabia lar alta Romilor din Bucovna in Deegaune
slvanene d. DR.. Alexandra Vaida Voevod mnisru fara
portofou lar in fruntea celei bucovinene d. Fondor
In deegatuna ranslvaneana afa DID, Bredcean
de Ion Pat du vada Bogdan 81
Constann Iacea professor lulu Vua pedntele Com
euui National Rominor Tranvanen Banateni Buovinen
din Franta Esca Petrescu S. Moconi George
Crisan, ]. Axente 81 c. Moroanu.
D. Captain vae Stoica presedntele gei Rationale Romine
din America fos numt membru in Deegatune Romi
niei Unite msacnat Gu legatua ntre Comsunea 81
munea Americana Ca d. Soca Gu
membri comsnor americana prvese chesunea
graniteor vitoare Romn in Banat.
d. Mntru Dr. Alexandra -voevod STA exprmat cea mai
adnca multumire fa de eu bne cmpan ucrat iga
Natonaa Romin din America ze cee mai pentru
mul Dsa decara desvoltata America Liga
Natonaa fos de mportan prn aptu ca ca de-
ea nformai cercnror poce din America prn Influenza
aceasa acune asupra Rmno cd
desi in Taslvana gasre amtie opresiunea ungeas
ca totusi dapta desrobi sunuta fa
ia lumi cutie
- szsa
Cecurie potce romnesti din Paris ocupa moacee
de ajutoa ntoarcerea Rominior din America la
mnia Mare dc schmb de ban poate
avantagos penru dns Captain Stoca avut in
privin mai mute inrveder l. c.
Bratanu DID, mnisr Vada Voevod Diamand
Att d. primmnu cit 81 ceia domn mnsri adnc
mat de doveze de patriotism Romni americana
char in cpe ce mai grele neamu sau perut
nadejdea in brunta noastra fnala.
in cecre din Paris svoneste Captain Soca tri
mis- intro foare mporanta msune tre europee
unde apo dnsu ntoarce America spre
toate cenree rominet na Congress Lge Ma
tonale Romine.
Dr. Nicolae Lupu dupa pecarea din
cnci un in Paris ucrind din oae puer face
rominesca stnInd aparnd pretunden
lomina din America Acum Lupu aa in Bucur uind
activa in mscare potica.
Din parea Guvernuu American TRIMS in Mare d.
Louis Norman catate de Unite
suda bogale tarii posbtatie egaturo
mercae in vior Rae dntre Statele Unite Romna
tel din in tot mai nme 81 prevedea ca in voru
dvoa inre doua r egtu foarc
intense In drumu au Romna Van Norman Paris
mai multe inreveder personatat poice ale tr
d. primmnisru Bratianu dn minstri Nisu Vaida
Lupu Dnsul totodaa scror al Amerce
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LUAREA PETROGRADULUI.

0 telegrama daneza spune ca
Petrogradul ar fl fost luat de Cd
ira fortele ,,Estoniene".
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PLECAREA GUVERNULUI u
CRANIAN.

Guvernul ucranian a plecat din
Camenita lin fata pericolului po-
lonez 81 romin".
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ColusIA DUNARu.

In tratatul Gu Austria Sc pre-
vede Cd in tomisia Dun4rei vor
fl reprexentate singure Anglia,
Franta, Italia 81 Romfnia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26

Arrangements are being made to
have the original "Maytime" company
play a short engagement on Broadway
in August.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26
Weekend Meditations
G. W. K.


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having
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Will have 49, " "'N" way 'na'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26
Manufacturers Say Increased Production
Would Prevent Higher Price Levels
National Association Asks Public Support in Effort
Correct Abnormal Living Costs.

economically unjustified present liv-
ing conditions.
The resolutions, as adopted in full.
are given below:
Whereas the question of high
prices on many commodities of life
has continued, since the cessati of
military hostilities in France to be
of paramount Importance to the
people and industries of the United
States, and
Whereas. there exists a well defined
effort among certain classes of our
citizens wrongly and unjustiiably to
disseminate the belief that the manu-
facturers and business men of the
country are the principal and most
reprehensible violators of the normal
operation of the laws of supply and
demand, and
/ Whereas. the burdens of taxation
due to the war and other causes and
levied on our citizens and industrial
enterprises by the Federal, State and
local authorities have become OPP
pressively heavy and contribute in no
small degree to the present high
price levels. and
Whereas. high prices are largely
due to the growth of tendencies
among our labor elements to restrict
and curtail individual and collective
industrial production, policy based
largely on the false, pernicious and
widely preached doctrine that "the
less work a man does the more work
he provides for others to do" which
together with other unsound and I'M
economic present labor tendencies,
threaten to result in a lessening Of
the productive effectiveness of our
American industrial machinery, and
Whereas II is to the true welfare
and interest Of the peoples Of the
United States that our national indus.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26

natural population to say nothing of
that sustained through the surcease
of immigration the need is more inn
perative than ever that the babe be
given what he is justly entitled to-
the chance to make a winning fight
from the start"
The infant mortality rate for seven
y-nine cities with populations under
49, 900 Is 972.
The rate for thirty eight cities be-
tween $4,000 and 100000 popula-
ton cities. This probably is due to
the fact that the large cities of the
country are better governed as re-
CARDS. public health matters. Also
| that people in the second classified
| ton live under more intensive indus
| trial conditions than either of the
other groups.
| The honor infant death rate among
cities of 100000 or more was at
tanned this year by San Francisco
which, with population above half
a million, lowered it's baby deaths
from 1876 per 1000 in 1917 to 57.2.
Seattle, Washington. was not far be-
hind with ga although this is an
increase for this $4,000 town of four
points. OF all the cities reporting
Reading, Pa. with a population of
| 1905 900 presented figure of 202.9.
| Fixing 1o4 as the average death
| rate for the United States ii is found
that of the forty-two cities with popu-
lations above 100, 900 which reported
Twenty-Five are above this figure and
twenty below. The twenty-five cities
whose rates are above this total giver
in the order of their size are Chicago
1913; Philadelphia 1876, Boston IL A. 8;
Baltimore 1873; Pittsburg 1875
Buffalo 1915: Milwaukee 1882: Gin.
cinnati 104.l, Newark 104.7: New
Orleans 1898; Washington 110.9
Jersey City 1851; Louisville 1l7.3
Denver 1913; Syracuse 117.4; Birm
ingham, Ala, 1895; Memphis las
Scranton 1442; Richmond 1862; Fal
| River 1913; Lowell 1891; Albany
1914.
Only three cities reported bah,
death rates below fifty. These cite.
are all of the class below $4,000
Brookline, Mass, one of the five honor
cities Of 1917 has the lowest rate
34.4: Madison. Wis, next with 3S.1
and Pasadena, Cal. third. with ABS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26
THE OLD SHIRT WAIST CLUB

II does not take q. man with very
long memory to recall the Shirt
Waist club" which had its being In
zschmond. one summer about ten
kears ago.
All the eminentiy respectable citi-
1ens In business along Main and
Broad streets, and the denizens of the
great ONCE buildings belonged TO the
club. There was no initiation fee.
me only requirement was clean.
Sresentable shirt No member could
appear in public in his undershirt.
Aalluses were forbidden,
No member could appear on the
&treets, no matter what the tempara-
Aure. with his trousers held in place
with tacks, nails. twigs or safety
1sna He had t. De .,roportionateiy
NatAped--like an eaioots. with hips
~ he had to wear a belt or sash.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26

AS an Immediate means for cor
recting present abnormal commodity
prices and reducing the period OF ex-
cessive war debt taxation, resolutions
una nimously adopted by the board of
directors of the national association
of manufacturers at meeting in the
general Offices in New York yesterday
tFriday. July Is, 1870 urge public
support of an effort to greatly increase
the industrial production of the
country. pointing out the growing
tendency to restrict production on the
theory that the less work man does
the more work he provides for others
to do.
The resolutions declare that much
of the industrial antagonism which
exists between employers and en-
ployes is based on the. unjustiflable
and Systematically fostered belief
among the people that the manu-
facturers of the country are mainly
responsible for the levels which prices
generally have attained. Attention
is also called to the fact that heavy
war debt taxation has contributed
heavily to present high prices and in
creased productiveness is described as
an effective means of shortening the
duration of war tax burdens now i'm
po5cu On our INDUSTRIES ana the IN
dividual citizen.
FACTORY workers are called upon to
lend their aid to the manufacturers
to the end that factory production
may be Immediately increased, as a
way of restoring reasonable and more
normal price conditions. Legislative
authorities. the press, the churches
and educational institutions are also
urged to give their cooperation to thu
movement for increased production as
. means of relieving oppressive and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26

trial production be continuously in
creased so that our war debt taxation
may be eliminated in as short time
AS possible. more normal price condi-
tons prevail and our Industrial de-
velopment and prosperity he stimu
lated: Now. therefore be it
Resolved; @1) That we deny the
| truth of and deprecate the tendency
of the teaching that the manufsc-
turers of the United States are the
principal or deliberate authors OF the
present era of higher price levels.
| ca That we urge and cab upon the
people of the United States. and our
, factory workers in particular, to re-
/ flute and discourage the American
I and dangerously unsound make
work" doctrine. which II pursued TO
! any extent. will result in complete
industrial! Generalization
| f3l. THAT we urge and call upon the
people of the United States, and our
| factory workers in particular, to do
| everything in their power to encour-
age. stimulate and increase our indus
| trial production, as the direct means
| toward restoring more normal price
| conditions.
t4) That VIC urge and call upon
| every duly constituted, Federal, State
and local agency of government IN the
/ United states 10 lend ITS ana TO an Ell
fort to foster and increase our indus
trial production. promotion of har-
mony and disbursement of agencies
and causes OF discord and bad feeling
between employers and employees.
and relieve from every possible handi-
cap the legitimate manufacturing in
terests of the country.
(5) That we urge upon the public
press. the churches. educational in
irtft nd 1T no in
moulding public opinion, to give all
possible assistance in directing public
attention to the urgent need for in.
/ creasing industrial production.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26
CHANCO0K TO GLIDE
OFF WAYS AUGUST 8
Kapid Progress Vow Being Made nj
Plant of Virginia shiphuiiding
Corporation.

A | x n d r a. Va. July ga
The big steel freighter the Chancook
viii be launched probably Saturday,
August 3, and not Saturday. July IS
as previously announced.
The tentative date for the launch
ing today was fixed upon by the Of
ticals of the Virginia Shipbuilding
corporation Mrs A. Mitchell Palmer.
wife of Attorney-General Palmer. wifi
be the sponsor it is expected
The launching will be witnessed by
a large crowd of government officials
and others from Washington.
This will be the fourth ship to be
launched by this company With a
full force of employees now at work
at the plant of the Virginia Shipbuild-
| ing corporation everything is pro-
crossing in most satisfactory man
| ner
| Additional employees are being taken
! on daily. especially skilled men. all
| OF whom obtain good salaries and the
payroll of this corporation is steadily
I increasing. This has resulted in more
/ and more business for Alexandria, and
/ the city feels proud of the fine plant
erected here and wishes for the Vir-
ginia Shipbuiiding corporation and its
employees the full measure of success
which they so justly deserve.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26
@M@F93 x a*y! e Yz;:" g 8 e.

Parliament Hill. whose lime
stone bluffs rise $50 feet sheer
from the river passing through
the city. The central tower Of
the building rose 1870 feet from
the ground.
Opinion is undecided as to
whether or not the explosions
and subsequent fire which de-
stroyed this magnificent struc-
ture was the result of German
plot. At any event, all the eff
forts OF The fire fighters were Of
no avail
Now new parliament house
has risen from the ashes and
will be a worthy monument to
the new era Of reconstruction in
Canada. The new building is
nearly completed with the ex-
ception of the main tower. which
will stand at the intersection Of
the walls.
The Prince Of Wales viii
dedicate the new parliament
building with appropriate cere-
monies while on his visit to
Canada and the United States
this August.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26
MILWAUKEE BREWERS
-
CONTINUE TO MAKE BEER

Milwaukee. Wis. July 2s.--Thres
Milwaukee brewers took out federal
licenses today for the manufacture OF
z "a per cent beer. They are the
Pahst Brewing company, the Inde-
pendent Brewing company. and the
Cream City Brewing company.
We are shipping beer by rail to
points within the state under law re-
Gently enacted by the legislature de-
claring l2 per cent beer to be mons
ifntoNicant," said Henry Starke. secre-
tary-treasurer OF the Pabst company,
Our position Is based also on the ad-
vice OF Elihu Root. attorney for the
Eastern interests"
In all there have been twelve
breweries throughout the state who
have received the necessary permit
10 manufacture beer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26

than theory. If one man proposes a
good thing and hasn't the nerve to
follow it up, the man with the tire
less energy should take 1t up and
push to the end.
For several years Ben Wilson has
been after the city fathers TO get
busy on the Northside boulevard. His
persistency and his energy and tire
less activity have produced results.
If he had sat still and waited for
something To turn up like our good
friend wilkins Macawber. the people
of G1nter Park would be walking and
Kidding In mre for ten years to come.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26
TO UPHOLD THE LAWS

known to be earnest and honest IN
their efforts, the laws may as well not
have been written.
With greater safeguard placed
over the country by congress, there
is more need for alert and conscien-
ttous men to handle this serious
question
The enforcement of all laws has
caused much concern. and always
will and the complications which are
certain TO arise in the enforcement Of
new laws, will give added concern.
And the people of Virginia must he
protected from the bootlegger, who
has proven himself a dangerous
character, both to life and mo, ais.
and who will, with the added re-
strictions. resort to every cunning
device, taking every chance to ae-
auire the enormous profit that he de-
mands from the poor deluded man
who is willing TO part with his hard
earned cash for whiskey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26

like ali similar organizations
tArcuEhout Virginia. as we'll as many
efs4c and social societies, the Dover
Baptist association. representing
many thousands OF people In this
action OF the state, at Its annual
meeting. just closed. adopted set OF
resolution endorsing the work of
the prohibition department in Viz
Rinsa, and recommending the perpet-
nAtion of the department.
Thus is again reflected the senu-
nent Of the good people Of Virginia.
that a menace to the health, happi-
mess and peace of the state is abroad.
and should he watched and eurbed,
II recognized by every citizen of Vir
Einia- 1t has been found utterly inn
0oesible and in most cases imprac-
aicAl for local police departments TO
handle this situation and without the
direct supervision OF work in this
DArttcular field by men who are
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26

Some of the blase mem bers of the
club. app@E in public sa'ly ar
rayed in brilliant red and blue sashes,
and upon such occasions the whole
crowd from the neighboring banks
gathered around the limeade fount
at Crenshaws and drank to the
health of the men who dared
It was a gala summer.
The poor stay at-homes. who could
not get down to the seashore or up
to the mountains. keep in good
physical comfort on hot Main street.
Let's revive the club. Some of the
charter members are still In our
midst. Just because the boys are
used to going about fastened up in
military jackets, is no reason why the
old men should swelter and suffer in
sack cloth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26

Darrell Foss and Ora Carew. the two
leading players In Loot" the new
six-reel feature to he produced At
Universal City by William G. Dowlan.
are both very well known actors.
Foss has played in many OF May Alli-
sons productions and also played op-
posite ALA Nazimova in The Red
Lantern" while Miss Carew has play.
ed at the Lasky studio opposite wal-
lace Reid. Miss Carew also elaine
the distinction OF having her own
fila company, the Ora Carew produo.
tons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26
PERTINENT PERSONALITIES

William c. Dowlan, who directed
Mr.. and Mrs Carter DeHaven in their
first screen production and who has
also directed many successes at the
Metro and Triangle studies. has re-
turned to Universal City where he
will film a six-ree special feature,
Loot" adapted from Arthur Somers
Roche's well known Saturday Even
ing Post story.