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The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-17
SUTTON SCRAPS.

We are having some real hot days. A shower would be appreciated by the farmers in this neck of the woods.
 Elder ]. ". Erwin preached to q large and attcn.ive eongrega tion at New Liberty sunday
 Lawrence Grant has becu real sick sar the ia~t few days. Hope that he will ~oon. he up again.
 Several If our citizens are attending eourt 'hi~ week
 A. \. WooduI and ]. C Woodul and taeie families attended church at New ! iberty sunday.
 John Grant and mother and sister NIr~ Will Fincher. spent a few hours in our burg sunday.
 Mf- Clark. who has hccn at W t. 1#urnfm'- for fine last two weeks. ro- turned to her home aa Nt Noriah. saturday
 \ revival meeziae i~ -9!ng on It the Naz5rene eGurcis ais vceN. conducted al Elder Hughes @3. others.
 Nfsse~ R1rb Garrett and E~zriage tauuaga aaae Fl smiles Sunday.
 ali~s LHHaa Phillips attended church sunday aaI=-He= 1eous. # Han with her
 Elder p N. HavHau passed through our village sunday.
 MrS. Lula Thoa.oa vie of W. k. T6outon @ha Ha~ men suffering tor 5he la~t ~i> man5a- came to the end of dfe'~ tourney la~r Friday nigh- July 4E H9l9 at 9=ezrtoc&. .tfter services conducted ty EEE Joan White and Brother Gcmg- Ward. Aer body was .sid fo rest iH JHe family cemetery at Harmony. amfd~f I -rcat congr"gatio et ~orroWlus Friends and relatives. te aVajt .He resurrection morn We eN= sozd ta thu ber'avel family the deep- e~t sympathy fhat human hearts can express. and commend them to God, Nho doeth all things after the council af his own will.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-17
BODCAW

Hello everybody Atter long ah. -enee Ria aeme a4afa
 t.roH- a4e doing far= a4~. t#t #5't tfa ma el l8ld |" very acceptable iast low.
 i'fot. N \. Barlaree will aren i singing school hcre Monday. Mr Bar Ialee x a good singer and very able instructor and We are sure he will haye very successful school
 Dr. | W. Deatan and wife of Stamps. are spending II fe"#days at the nome ot J NJ Boswell
 Miss Vieaa Downs returned home 4day From tfs.t 10 stamps
 Mis- 1lyrrg HagTmg of Prescott < ~uermin z he summer in EodsaW.
 M4~. Luther Mitchell is on the SIek I5sf this week
 Perry NeeH4a fmS MHffsoa and taas. eaIftal "a =uda4 fer Highland. NHo4e faey a5laaz-i=t in ftr harvest
 Alf> S#o iie#ez f1z returned farn aa extended f.F "a Wff> of AraaaSa~ and Oklahoma.
 Alex May from Mans Land. wgs uH Jac stTcc1S ot BodeaW saturday eFe.
 Ms John Upeh0eh and ehiidren o1 Dallas TeNa>. are visiting aa the hone of Mr Tom Phillips.
 Mf. Forrest Downs haS returned form ovcr>eas to camp Pike Tor d.S. charge.
 BodeaW Garages are doing four i~aiug business HON. Mr. Watson is q good mechanic and We are glad to see hIm prosper
 Come on Lemolae,AlcX. and Hamhu= ger and lets put d little more pep in tNe good old Pie.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-17
CHEMIST WINS LASTING GRAFI
 Fl DE.

T sried several dac51r~ aad a.i kinds at medicine and had abmt gwen #f all hope II ee-yiH1 better l did uof think T pUo~ih.e fhat any medicine could he ~o wonderful iii itS effect as MaHrs~ Wonderful Remedy has proven Hn my euse. 4ua sure have won ny #a~tiHg gratitude. l c6uid not work .Haag Lad constant pajn 5n mE Stom= aca before taking Euur medicine
 II k Il simple. harmless preparation that removes tAe catarrhal Iaae4~ from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practi- eaIIy all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded
 Hesterly Drug Stose and Druggists Everywhere.
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-17
COMMON WITCH 1ZEI
 FINE FOR S0RE ENE>

It is surprising haN qaicaiy eve ia- fiamation k helped by common Vfte#- a2cl eamphof. hydraStis etc.. ns IulN cd in Lavoptik eye wash One elderly lady. who had been troubled with chronic eye inflammation fes many yeaHs was greatly helped ill two days We guarantee Il small bottle If LayoptiE tG help ANY CASE weak strained or infamed eyes. Aluminium eye cup FREE. Hcstoly Drug Store
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-17
GREAT DEMAND FOR
 >TEN0GRiPHERS

Stenographer> and Bookbeepers arr badly needed in he Government of Hces at Washington according to q let- ter received by Drauehon's Practical Business College. Little Rock from the
 Honorable Martin A Morrison. PreSi- dent of the United States Civil Ser vice Commission He says that lhe shortage of >tenographers and book
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-07-17

eoHaey.. flE kHueEeH 5oe. 15c. and SIZa USed twice daily will hecp flies from Vorlyia4 yo4r horses aad cows
 ,rHtHFie Brug Store Phone la1 NJ Pay Postage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
The Rhyming Optimist
ny ALINE MICnAELIS.

This old world is changing ever;
many people who are clever spend their
time III pointing out tho strides we've
'acc' and they try 10 make it clcarc!
that the home made dou.hnut era now
INTO the musty pas, has surely s,rayed
WIN the hoop skirts ii is numbered
ana; ana inc muInInies .who've long SUM
pcrcd with lot of other hast ccns il
Is clasScd. With the what-nots and
the chromos and bunch Of other bro
mos. II has ramblcd OF into the well.
known past. Everywhere turn change
HrcctS me- and the world seems changed
completely. ] am living in a topsy-
tS nE land So | feel I'm quite con
founded ny strange ways thus all sur
rounded TIL each year good old Dcccm-
per comes on hand. And this gay
month seems to Danish all the changes
"iin 'hcy vanish and We set the Christ
mas spirit everywhere Things Yr.
sort OF blithc ana merry, sort ~ Sf,n;',e
n nhc anu chcery there's the same old
hr'Stinas III The air. Although pconjr
I've a passion to make changes All the
,'snton; yet IN This one field they cannot
WORK ihcir Will. For old SAINT, cnn't
m me routed and the Riddles can't be
m"u'cu s" We have the same old Christi
mas with us still '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
citizen of United states.

NJ. c. Emporia, Walt is neccs-
s"rS Tor Il boy under the aga
OF twenty one years who comes
TO America with foreign parents, 10
Iakc out natural .:;.t.nn papers in or
u:r 70 necone citizen OF the United
states, unless prior Ia attaiuiu.. ma.
Jority his father has acquired ful,
natura !i2ation. and at the time Of such
naturalization the son is Il minor and
permanently residing in the United
state. boy born in the United States
OF foreign parents is. under the
fourteenth amendment OF the Const!-
,uHoh: nativc-born citizen OF the
United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
SCREEN BREVITlES

4, FOR the third picture starring aIarv
Mi!Hs Mintcr under her new aiIerianrS
liam Desmond Taylor her director
Jorie II is a play by israel Z,n.H Wi,
"nn is exceptional FOR two reasons II
Wiz "Gm ON, where as mos, of Zans,
nnatutc; ana very little OF XancwiITs
n ,,," work has found It's wav ~
What vi, Sc r.. IN spite Of the fac; ina;
- ~. ~ writes is distinguished for
requisite 10Y its picture success. prime
Enid Bcnnc,, and Fred Milo are ,ou.
~ ~ii, ne only celebrated husband
r M,ra fi(ThT I.d in the movies. Fem
directed ny hcr husband. Uow,rd H. &c
nan, VINO has turned friend wis ~.
- anoiAsr director for Inc profcs-
SSr"na' hencti, that bota viii rccciyr
rom the change. Oddly nno,rb ~.
tickman VIII make for ScIxnirk :" =, ~; NJ
'NFe entitled Just a Wife" It p''-
me work Of Claire Dur:rcv - ,,,.
N Mn, IN support of May Aiiison IN IN n ,G,
Mas Of PF smnh Of The Walk. ofrss!.
immediately engaged for "a. She was
w piriurc to be made hv MA, me
Hi Ia I,rar In The Walk -6ns"" ' Mss
sHnhhirc parts. in tho creation 6F ,. Tnnh
"' ''" peers IN the films
Layor OF hhiIadclphia i'm ,bis M new
Tx. IN - !. cousin of Mildred Davis
hc- note tc'' Of i,@ 2nn comedy ,canty. In
himhjos. Sn' would rather he III"
~. ,,n''"L .. PERSON in movicland than ,h,
49, N'''"'h OF great city. ''''
:, MIxron scIzn!cll annoY,... 49,.
i i" Rnr ince VII direct ojivs rhg MAJ
lnco i. also iiye rhigs nrr9Gdncti%n; IL.
5ui Iondcr," in which Miss Ut ,rb Hn%m
Fort Ice "a, a. present IN the SciznirI[
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
The story Of tho Politician.

MIS- II ", f'rcdcrlCksUu rE. You
probably have reference to Tia" story
that went the ROUNDS OF the press about
the man who wished Ia hud out for
what career IN life his son was best
f,ted. As "a test no placed - Biblc :,
silver dollar and bottle of whisky
On table IN room and awaited re-
pitts r - ~n'
,,4tc son drank tho WHISKY ho would
l.. a drnnkard. : he tool tic money
he would he fu@ncior ana II he read
the Bible he would be preacher Tac
son entered the room, poc."i"d 'l,.
dollar. drank lie whisky and placed
the Bible conspicuous1y under his arm
and went out. The fathers conclusion
vas his sons career would l., that of
~ Doll. ician-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
Answers to Film Fans
by TIVE MOVIE EDITOR

VOL l,ny., 49, = W. ,tr '.nrh VS. -
,,,in," ,I,E,,: - :" S,"sc 80. ut'"tc ="
nm ac,inr ~. 80 ~. ~, -, cl'' S,,c %
1nn 80. En- ~, ~ 1871. HoMrNf. :
d., - w ~, 80 career .Htlt@i! =.
VA. ecnr., A'' ..D. nlSS on Inc So
l.trr did ~ MIN, So, Mrt1a sne
starr sho h.s in, , en- iT'','ns thS
n,r,r 80, &c 49, 49, N''ttcd onlE WIN
- S,,iJS 70 Nv ~ '>r"'rn NIL! ""'c.!
- '' ~ '' one u He' pest
VI. S-Robcrt Warwict has been
starred by the Famous rlaycrs-I.aSfy
scrHc; version OF Marah ELLIS Bryan's
WV,tli-hhoWii novel OF the West; In
Ml"Zour', Augusta Thomas famous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
Rent Day in Scotland.

FANins me rent in Scotland is n
day of rejoicing and fcstivitv. This
seems almost like fairy tale after
. INC trying times American landowners
ana tenants haze. yet so is rent az, y
depicted for scenes Of The Best of
Luck tho famous D-ury Lane inclu
| drama now being picturized
IN inc DAY the rent is to be paid
| owners manor. CARRIED in their hne,
ana bringing gifts OF choice crops or
STOCK. y banquet is then served hv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
Movie Calendar

BIJot-Lm Tclicgen, IN .FIn,nc
OF the Desert" and Harold Lloyd
comedy.
mtEHIRD-"Cherke
BRO ADWtN-N"rmnn kerry, in
"Suldicr~ "f Fortune"
+ COLONIti.-Nurs Clark. in
~ Girl Named Mary"
lSIS-tIicc joyce. in "rhr Win
chester Woman"
nnEo\-ConStuncc Talmadce IN
"R"mnnrr and trRbclIa."
NEN-tnhH trbu"hlc. In "Thc
Hc. Hoy; "rhc Rndium My>terN.'
/, and Charlie Chaplin.
\ltTOR-"lhc Lad, or the Uur
ont md Charlie Ch;pIin in ..Ch,
Fireman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22

COMPANY for many years and has an
reared in speaking parts in support
OF the most prominent female stars
las appeared in all the Dorothy Ciish
pictures and is a prime iavor!tc with
screen lovers.
l.. VI. p.--Thc producing company
mas no record OF the man who PLAYED
opposite Texas Guinan in The Girl
FROM ltcll ; Agony" George Chcsbro
WAS called into service while filming
Hands W. ANA George Larkin took
his place. Dorothy cash wears a dark
We because il photographs best
T.. A.-katc Bruce started her dra-
.nntig career on the stage. Later en-
tered motion pictures and became a
member % -. w. Cirinith's stock com
ranN. appearing in al! his recent re-
NJ, S.-Thc negro in The Birth Of :,
nation was played by Walter Long.
Mr.. Long appeared in another heavy
role in NJ. Grihith's lates, product ION.
r.n-Gladys Hrockwcn plays a
double roll in her forthcoming feature.
II. p; T.-Gcorsc Walsh IS being di
rrcctcd ny Dcn henderson. Ills brothar,
H. \ Walsh, is at work on another
y. e. C.-ouite likely Shirley Mason
~ Il great lover Of animals and her
dogs have taken many prizes at SHOWS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
.Romancc and hrnbclln."

Al the Odeon today Constance Tai
Nrabclla." ono OF the most delightful
productions this talented star has eve
n-odurcd. II tells beautiful story
full Of human interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
Dismal swami,

. Eccdcr, E.klOU, Nld.--ThD DisninI
swamp is an cxtrnsivo moraas Iyinr
chiefly In Southern Virginia. bu: ~
tending. also into North Carolina !;
ariSinally measured forty miles from
from east 10 west, but has been con
yidcrably reduced in area b. drainage.
IAs surface was once dcnsoly ,nnhcrcd
WIN cypress. cedar. Juniper and pine.
hHt this growth has been greatly thin
ncd during late ycar@. Tho region So
now trhversnd bv a ct nal conrcC.i.r r,
'hesa1caEc Bay ard Albcmarl, Sound
ana b. two uarrow-Eaug. railroad
me D.Sm-. swamp rises coward lt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
Weeks Picture Shows
OFFERINGS ST LOCAL HOUSES
Tins Marvellous settings.

The many marvellous settings m
- ~ ''d.nG tir. .rs latest Go!dwyu pic
s. IRE. 'flnmc "f the Desert" at thr
. -i;ijou TINS week. are exact ,cplic.s @:
~ originals. The scenes are laid in
o. l-SNPi ana %" expense or trouble has
=. '-'""n spared 10 uahc the back grounds
.':tiur ~ characteristics scenes in this in
ltr"sl 'hS \"riG NtTirtn land
= lrNri 1A cairo street was erected
~ !'n ;ipira. suopS. hAuks pUhl:c build
-..iSS ana abe a,tTociN" terrace al the
s'.'tfo lI"i-l. !1EAi;uncu pass Up and
% 40 WI the street, native water Sellers
=. RAGS CAM IS and duuk,ys and low car
= T'!aGes carrying tourists. The omen
street shops aic fun Of handsome rugs
"ad tapestries ana native lamps and
vases are arranged iu tiers near the
-slde"a!kS. jus. as tbrSc goods arc dis
p.aEea ~ Egypt. Harold Lloy,l's new
acom,d! - added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
How She Times LEGS.

Ethel Tca-c has a system OF her own
'cr boiling eggs. On location recent
~, she was singing AUD Lang Sync.'
Chester conkiin heard her, and as il
was about o'clock in the norninl, he
wondered what il was all about. When
ne saw hcr on the set that day he said
TO her:
Ethel. what's the big idea? heard
YOU singing Aud Lang Syne' br;Gh.
and early this morning"
Yes, replied tile pretty little ac-
trcSs: That's the song | cook eggs
ny Two stanzas for soft-boiled; three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
With the Film Folks
STORIES OF SCREEN ACTous
REGARDING the Costume.

There is much controvcrsv in tho
motto motion picture industry as to whether
enjoy period dramas. mcanin,, S'5 ~
course photoplays depicting a Period
peculiaritics of dresser to get down
20 brass tacks. the costume drama
loving public contend that the costume
drama is passed, ana many owi:.rs Of
mo- ,., no. picture thcatcrs claim that
IaiiI photographs. showing the
players in period forgery. drive bust
ness from the box Office.
o, Ih"re Is marked difference of
opihioh among players. Monroe Sails
bury, who has made some Of his mos,
of pGGp daxr photoIramaS in the costume
costume play. He says:
tn, the. pho odrama. An literature is not
ne photoplay is animated literature
low, Tor instance. are we going to
Shakespeare if we do not use the cos
tunes OF the period? y little costume
drnma goes Il long way. but the period
mas ITS place In protO dramatic art"
Dorothy Phillips says: II believe
only IN The costumes OF American his
.kih cap 81 Daniel Boones time. but
NC bctr2thSrcd cooked honncts OF
10, sly MY, dG 40, not mean anything to
Priscilla Dean says: The costume
drama, is IS, out, i requires 4 Sast
produce. When it is finished the spec
tator says It's wonder that girl
wouldn't get some p-to-datc Clothes
The public wants good drama in every
it gets"
Harry Carey says: Clothes do not
become costumes until the public for
gets the style. In 4 few wears our
Western photodramaS will be consid-
cred costume dramas. If wc can pos
Silly do so we like TO forget the re
mote costume photodrarna.''
Mary MacLarcn says: when We
dcnouncc costume dramas we are
Speaking from our side OF the world
When our modern photoplays are
shown in Japan they arc costume
dramas from the standpoint OF the
japanese The costume drama usually
harkS back to some remote period
That i becoming obsolete. hut modern
costume IS permissible when the To-
Gale OF the story is in some foreign
country"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22

Al Jennings. whose first photoplay.
TIL" Lady OF the Dug Out" comes IL
4 Ne Victor Thea;cr this week. SAYS tina:
his aim is TO rr-creatc the real West in
motion pictures. He believes the sim :
= pic. accurate records such as he has
rut into this story. arc more appealing,
han all the nclo- dramatic creations OF
Sren4- rio writer's. AS matter of fact,
The story. which is a real tale. is more
. dramatic and romantic than any nc
ON YOU have ever read.
Charlie Chaplin in The Fireman" IL
A.nc added feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
;rnin Wreck in Film.

The new Margucrite Clark slim -
ga Named Mary which is being
shown Al tho Colonial Thcatcr toda -
tomorrow and Wednesday. is in no re
. rect a stunt, picture, but there is one
episode that shows a train wreck with
h"tab.c realism. There is no attempt
20 show the fatal crash when it hap
!&uS. rather thp scene depicts wha.
- arpcncd a few moments later. The
! shattered coaches. the heroic work 10
-rescuc tho MANNED. and the other vivid
"details are shown In n clear and color
. ia! manner This is one o; the fin.
features Of this delightful little pic
sure OF the crisis in the life OF Mary
: iiraly. a girl stcnorraphcr the role
being played by talented Miss Clark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22

>cii sacrifice as tho supreme test OF
'h1rtSt"". so often employed as the
brought into play rcfrsshin.lv in
The Winchester Woman" THIS rro-
."ictor Will hr shown al tho Isis The
.'ter today, tomorrow and Wednesday,
j.. Nac" Joyce. playing the stellar role
= -. Agatha Winchester. later changing
$40 name /" Anne Wharton. has oc-
ESQ" to lay her reputation on the
'"r Of sacrifice TO save the honor Of
CIR The incident comes as Il SMASH
, bEs strong play Of emotions "rhc
,lircN 70 Nature Girls" a Sunshine com.
tsS - also shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22

center. here may be found Lake
pru'nmond covering about six square
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any tonic.
excepting legal and medical nub-
Srcts nre answered free. As I'll In
,uirie. nrc answered directly ny per-
sunsl letter. r. sen-addressed stamped
envelope " required. Address The
Timcs- Dispntca Information bureau
nIchmouh. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
Eliot. .Ftve-Foot shelf library"

Fliot'S 1Ftve-FOot shelf iibrnrS.
Mrs. NJ. l.. a.. Lynch burS.--i'he hsi
OF hooks in Charles W. Elio;'s Five
Foot Shelf Library" follows: "Amtobi-
osraphy Of Is niamin Franklin." Jour:
nal q: John Woolnan," Fruits o.
Solitude" by William Penn; BACON
Essays and New Atlantis" Milton 3
''Acropa Eitica Tractate on Education
SIR Thomas browns "Kelig!o- Medtci.'
;.Grito," Golden sayings Of. ,EPicte-
tus" aMeditAEonS" OF Marcus Azure
Jus. EpcrsItti's Essays. EmmerSons
'En 2lish Traits" the complete poems
of Milton .lohnstou's ."Nolpone.
beaumont and I'lctchc-s The Maids:
Tragedy" Wclrstcrs duchess or
Mali Middieton,s The chansling.".
"All for Love Shcllys "Scnc.
prydens "All for Lone" Shelly's Sen
BrowninS's Blot on the Scutchcon:
Tcnnvson's ~ c c K ett." Gocthc's
.,Faust." Ma-lowc's Doctor Faustus..
Adanl SMITHS Wealth o: Nations. ;
letters Of cicero and Pliny. Bunyan's
"PnG-im's Progress" Burns Ia nj
O'Shanter" Walton's Complete An
s,cr'' and Lives o! D"nne and Ter
Dcr,," Autobiogranhy Of st: Angus inc:
Plutarci'a Lives" Dryden's "Aencid.
"Canterbury Tales" limitation Of
Christ" hv Thomas y. kcmpis Dantc's
"Divinr Comedy parwin's Origin Of
Species" and Arabian Nights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22

fcTsv rcarcc former ".o,,o,,.
queen Is supporting I,ou!sc r;ian,yg
u nc PRODUCTION OF Sex" bv Tho !
earlier Read, Jr.. orsaniza,ion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22

Miss X II L.. Emporia- Abraham
I.incoln's wife was Mary Todd, an at
ttractive girl or good family and posi-
ton and well educated for those days.
In The same year that Lincoln entered
the Legislature OF Illinois She came
to Springfield from Kentucky TO v.si,
her married sister Among Mar
rndds many admirers IN Springfield
was I.nrolns political rival! stephen
y Douglas, q man O: great ability. Of
unusual charm, and apparently AZ
,nat time Tar superior to me aWk-
ward. unCoutn young country lawyer
whom. nevertheless. Miss Todd pre-
ferrcd. Mr.. !-incoin's ccurtship was
8 very strange and rather unhappE
one Ills mind At that period was
morb!d and unsettled. and he was tor
;1eHied rs doubts as TO what course
ne should take. The cnCaEcnent wa.
abruptly broken off by him After
SEPARATION OF many months. In which
IHncoln Is said ~ one Of his bio
a-aphers 10 have been plunged into
a period OF desperate ineianchOly.' tho
engagement was renew cd. The marri-
.rc took place the same evening. the
br!d" borrowing wedding gown from.
her S!StCr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22

gar" will have Tor ono of IT, rca,,sr
st,ncs " b'rds-cyc view OF CONSTANT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22

+. G--GcorEc Fawcctt is probably
I the best known character actor on the
/ screen. Was head OF u famous stool,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22

VI. 1I.-Pat Moore recently appeared
Win Marguerite Clark in Luck in
taWn,' her new Paramount Artcraf,
picture, in which he played the role
or the hcroinc's brother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22

FRANKLIN Farnum - ,,
2c!IS Vanishing Trails" which CIV
~ OTIS N 10 William l.. WING :, We, :
Gran sccnarIs' '9' . w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22

MdrJoTio wilson. ono o. Tho ch,r,,,
- TT 'h ladies who have often an
i,Ghaigd y support Of stars-sho va :
t.'!'S LAY > leading lady in q ncw
i,a now to be- elevated 10 star.
PARTS according To rumor 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22

y ',iofla swanson Is lingering In Nc,y
} orr making the mos, Of n wei co,rrd
vacation from the Lasky studio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22

Especial interest viii ,., $780,
,mHf ran the next wallace T.r;a ne
10y reason OF the fact that ssvnr,,
dcn"ns' o aisd:, !, NOS, noted auto speed
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-16
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