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Evening star., 1919-04-27

zine story by Charles Alden SeltLci
Ann Little is the leading woman.
Douglas Fairbanks is said to have
elegraphed an alluring offer to Capt.
Eddie Rickenbacker, the famous ace
to become movie star. with the ir-
repressible Fairbanks as the producer
Paramount<Artcraft official organ
which has been conducting a canvass
among exhibitors. states that the re
turns show that prohibition has not
hurt, but has really helped the NOV
ing picture exhibitor and put money
into his pocket.
Stuart Holmes reappears as viii
lain in Norma Talmadge's new picture
The New Moon" He is also A sculp
tor as well cs a screen villain and de
signed the eagles over the door q
the Chicago post office.
William Farnums new picture, "'rh.
Jungle Trail" tells the story of Il poo.
man in love with a rich girl. who l.
fooled by his rival and visits Africa u
get q tiger wanted BY u museum II,
barely saves his life and gets back /.
face the rival just in time to save TIL
girl
1t is claimed by a prominent pictur'
publication that the attnude OF Ne"
York exhibitors, by its sircere spir =.
of friendliness toward the churches
has prevented threatened pfrhibitor,
legislation against opening thcater
on Sunday and has resulted in icnI II
each community to determine whetn'
or not it wants Sunday pictures.
Sam L. Rothapeel. no started mo
ton picture theater in the rear OF :
Il fro,
undertaken in Carbondale Pa, Is an
nouncing, with elaborate rub!icit!
and a buoyant Irish press agent, his
new unit program, which is to reTo
lutioniZe the industry.
Virginia Pearson has formed he.
own company to produce high class
photoplays. the first of which will b,
The Bishops Eme raids based on .
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Columbia.

Wallace Reids new Paramount pic
,ure, THE Roaring Road" 70 be
shown at Loew's Columbia today and
unti! Thursday. is notable for some
thrilling race scenes
The story concerns young auto
81 ieSman who aspires to win his en-
DioSer's daughter and also 10 win an
mpe nding grand prize auto road race
Z, which his employer is interested
lie successfully oyercomes all obsta-
.:les and wins the race. Later. by
winning race with the limited which
runs between Los Angeles and San
Francisco. and thus establishing a
new record for his car. of which his
employer is the agent. he is rewarded
with the hand of his employers
laughter.
The scenario was written by Marion
Fairfax from a series of MAGAZINE
stories by Byron Morgan. The sup
porting east includes Ann Little. The
odors Roberts and other capa >le play
srs,
The last half Of the week Enid Ben
nett. Thomas n. lnce sia.. ai,i ae
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Garden.

Gladys BrOckwell is pictured in
The Forbidden Room at Moore's
Garden rheater the first half of the
week. The story, strong plea for
woman suffrage, will be enjoyed, it
is promised, not only by students of
politics. but by all who love cleverly
constructed photoplay.
From Thursday. why l Would
Not Marry, depicting the love trials
Of the most beautiful woman on
earth. will be the featured attraction
1t is described as play that dissects
the problem of marriage. laying bare
the pitfalls. the snares, the seifishness
the cruelty and the heartlessness that
so often characterize the institution
Evening star., 1919-04-27
NEXT WEEKS PHoToPLAYs.

Cecil b. De Miles latest production
For Better. For Worse" and Ethel
Clayton, in "Vicky Van," at Loews
Palace. E--
THE Yelled Adventure" featuring
Constance Talmadge, at both Crandalls s
Metropolitan and Knickerbocker where
also Tom Moore, in "One Of the Finest"
will be shown.
Hearts of Men," new picture of
heart interest in which George Beban
and his young son are featured, at
Moores Rialto.
Three Green Eyes" a World picture
announced by Loew's Columbia. Gran
dall's also announces a showing of this
picture for Saturday.
Help. Help, Police," featuring George
Walsh, at Moore g. Garden.
1.-The Binding Trail" featuring Mon
roe Salisbury, at Moores Strand.
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Strand.

The discovery Of city hidden in an
African, jungle. the robbing of
magnificent temple of a collection of
costly Jewels. spectacular settings in
one Of which over thousand super
numeraries work. and innumerable
The Jungle Trail" to be shown at
Moore's Strand Theater the first four
days of this week. in which William
Farnurn, as the hero, goes to Africa
TO shoot big game. is followed by
native agents of his rival in love, who
undertake TO lose him in the jungle
He escapes after many vcissitudes
and the romance eliminates in New
York. The last three days OF the
week Evelyn Nesbit will be pictured
in Thou Shalt Not" the story of
girl who came back"
Evening star., 1919-04-27
AInuSQnlQnt&2
The' PhotoPlay -

-- RANCIS'' a briEht-eyed,
- checked younester.
- rushed into the realm of
higher intelligence few
mornings ago with the
enthusiastic declaration that Mabel
Normand. in 'Mickey,'is the best pho-
.eplay that ever come to Washington.
seen it twice and the horse race in 1t
has got The Whip. wiped Off the map.
Francis is only fourteen, in MS
brief career he has earned reputa-
tiou that vies with that of the man
who carried the message to Garcia Tor
delivering the goods" a a Star mes
senser. re he has been as unerring in
his es innate of the picture-and ne
seen it ,wice''-it ought to be a boost
for Mabel Normand and her picture.
y - n
Motion pictures have carried inc
drama far apace in all its forms. anu
Iy.,,h II the penchant for criticism to
q much wider field, probably. tnah
has ever been vouchsafed the ieg1tl-
mate stage: With more critics IN its
audience. the industry has wloef
variety of opinions aud is therefore
in danger of the problem, which lops
has puzzled the theater as to what
the public really wants Tastes vary
like temperaments, and the DECISION
in the final reckoning may demand
the discretion of Portia. if not the
wisdom of a Solomon. Yet If purvey-
ors OF the entertainment kept upper
most the basic principles that should
guide, many OF the pictures that have
aroused protest would never have
had an audience Denied the oppor-
tunity to exploit the beauties OF
literature the scenario story writer,
il he is the one responsible, might
find it profitable to play for an audi
ence with quaint or delicate romance,
with the element of mystery or sur
prise, with novel adventure. with the
thrill of better melodrama. or with
something else than the feminine ele-
.nent in its most deplorable atmos-
phere. He might forget also, for
awhile. ut least. the rougher mascu-
line character who is never edifylng.
Uplifting or entertaining except as
horrible adjunct to more horrible
situation. The producer already has
shown his ability to stage a story
in ways that are beautiful, educa-
tionaI, instructive and highly enter
Iainins. and he should be given the
chance to apply his art to something
higher than faithless wives girls who
make the supreme sacrifice and then
become angels. heroines who are
compelled to abandon the garb of de-
cency to supply a drawing power
lacking in the story, or, in short,
wemanhood of any type that is not
real womanhood that genuine man
hood loves to respect and honor.
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Carolina.

Today. Dorothy Gish. in Boots; /;
tomorrow. Constance Talmadge, in
The Experimental Wife; Tuesday,
Henry B. Walthall, in False Faces"
Wednesday. Ethel Clayton, in Mag
gle Pepper: Thursday. Montagu
Love. in '"The Hand Invisible; Fri
day. Eila Lee, in Puppy Love-; Sat
urday. Mitchell Lewis, in "Lifes
Greatest Problem
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Circle.

Today, Fred Stone, in Johnny Get
Your Gun: tomorrow, Wallace Reid,
in alias Mike Moran. also Houdini.
in The Master Mystery: Tuesday,
Billie Burke. in Good Gracious, An
nabelle"'; Wednesday. Jane Elyidge
and Frank Mayo. in THE Love. De-
fender; Thursday. Madge Kennedy,
in daughter of Mine; Friday, Alice
Brady. in Marie, Ltd; Saturday.
Lila Lee, in Puppy Love"
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Knickerbocker.

The. Stronger Vow, will be- given
its first local showing at Crandalrs
Knickerbocker also, today and to-
morrow, with supplemental subjects
D. w. Grihith's picture. THE Girl
Who Stayed Home" whose cast in
cludes Robert Harron and other well
known players, will be shown Tues
day and Wednesday. The Redhead,
Alice Brady's new picture, is an
nounced for Thursday and Friday.
The Island Of Intrigue" featuring
May Allison. will be shown Saturday
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Leader.

Hall Gaines The Manx-Man."
adapted to the screen as played by
remark BILE English compa ny. will be
the feature attraction at the Leader
Theater all this week. 1T is consider
ed not only beautiful but a very
unusual cinema production of a story
that is probably familiar to every
novel reader in the English speaking
world.
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Lyric.

Today and tomorrow. Na2imova, in
Out of the Fog; Sunday matinee
only. Houdini in The Master Mys-
terry; Tuesday. Virginia Pearson. in
The Love Auction" also comedy :;
Wedn esdaS. Theda Bara, in The
Light: also comedy: Thursday,
Henry b. Walthall in False Faces" ::
Friday. Mary Pickford. in Rags"
also He Was an Old Lady. Satur-
day Mary Miles Minter. in "The
Amazing Impostor," also comedy, and
Francis Ford. in The Silent Mys-
terry" fourteenth episode.
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Florida.

Today and tomorrow Mabel Nor
mand, in Mickey: Tuesday Ger
aidine Farrar in The Turn of the
Wheel" also Houdini.. IN The Master
Mystery: Wednesday. "Salamander
THURSDAY William s. Hart. in Truth
fuI Toliiver": Friday, Florence Reed,
in The Struggle Everlasting" Sat
urday. Mabel Normand in Peck S
Bad Girl"
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Empire.

Today and tomorrow, Dorothy Phil
lips. in The Heart of Humanity;
the Times; Wednesday,, Priscilla
Dean. in wicked Darling: Thurs
day, Hale Hamilton, in That's Good;
Friday. Carmel Myers. in The Little
Write Savage" and Saturday. Gladys
Brockwell, in pitfalls of Great
civ"
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Revere.

Sunday, Marguerite Clark. in Mrs.
wiggs of the Cabbage Patch; Mon
daay. Vivian Martin, in You Never
Saw Such Girl; Tuesday, Ethel
Clayton. in Maggie Pepper: Wed
nesday, Jane and Katherine Lee, In
Smiles" Thursday. Pauline Fred
erick. in Bella Donna: Friday, Nor
ma Talmadge, in The Probation
Wife; Saturday, Mabel Normand, in
Mickey"
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Home.

Today. Constance Talmadge, in
THE Experimental Wife; tomorrow,
Henry b. Walthall in False Faces;
Tuesday. Ethel Clayton. il Maggie
Pepper: Wednesday. Montagu Love,
in The Hand Invisible: Thursday.
Lila Lee, in Puppy Love; Friday.
Mitchell Devils, in "Lifes Greatest
Problem. Saturday Pauline Fred
erick. in Paid in Full"
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, Fred Stone. in
Johnny Get Your Cum; Tuesday,
Louise Huff. in THE Little Intruder
Wedn esday, Mae Marsh. in spotlight
Sadie; Thursday, June Elvidge. in
"The Love Defender; Friday. Bryant
Washburn, in 1.-The Poor Boob: Sat
urday Grace Darmond. in What
Every Woman Wants"
Evening star., 1919-04-27

Royal Welcome.-The old saw"
that Il prophet is not without honor
save in his own country has been ex-
ploded. at least in the case Of Geral-
dine Farrar, the world-famous diva,
now also famous as Aim actress.
On a recent visit to her home town
At Melrose, Mass. according to her
press agent, Miss Farrar received an
ovation seldom accorded to even the
greatest celebrities.
.'She was welcomed by the mayor
ana escorted to Memorial Hall. where
q monster reception was held. As her
limousine entered the little city. from
every important building waved a
nag OF Welcome Along line of
travel hundreds Of people crowded the
sidew alks to catch a glimpse of her
before she entered the reception hall,
and " hen she stepped from the auto
mobile. escorted by her husband. Lou
Tellegen, hundreds Of school children,
WHO had been dismissed for the after
noon, sang their greetings.
After the opening outburst of en-
thustasm had subsided Mayor Charles
FL Adams presented the illustrious
star with the keys Of the city and ex-
tended to her the hospitality and good
VIII Of the citizens"
Left the Movies to Live.-"I deter
mined to leave moving pictures so that
l might have the pleasure of living a
Little longer Earle Foxe. a popular
star in the movies, and now Billy Boil
ton. the halftack. in Leave 1t to Jane"
is made responsible for the declaration.
True he says. II had the pleasure
Of enjoying popularity in pictures
which it might be bad taste to mention,
fUt had to quit-there was nothing else
left me except to get killed
The suspicion Of this truth came in
New York in a picture called The Game
Warden l was supposed to be riding
down the mountain side. The noun
den for the revenue mon. 1 was riding
iowiand horse not used to guns, and
when they fred tho horse jumed over
= thirtY-foot clin and landed me in the
Birmingham Hospital, with three crack
ed ribs and my left arm broken.
My next intimation came at Jack
sonville. Fla. This picture was The
Water Pat ] had to jump off the top
OF building. l did it-but didn't land
straight. broke both ankles this time
Then came an experience in The
diamond Thief / had to jump from
the top deck Of the Lusitania, which is
some jump (and / did il January 25.
1879 Handed in the water and had
to swim around for two hours before I
was rescued by our launch, which had
,Hissed me. and then the police arrested
me for trying to commit suicide. OF
course the camera dispelled the Illusion.
II then made up my mind to go while
tile going was good. II had stayed in
pictures there IL no telling what might
lave happened. In musical comedy l
;!nd that I can at least live. and life
sven without fame mas some compensa-
tons
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Avenue Grand.

Today. Mae Marsh. in Spotlight
Sadie; tomorrow. Grace Darmond. in
What Every Woman Wants; Tues
day and Wednesday. Fred Stone. in
Johnny Get Your Gun: Thursday
Bryant Washburn, in Poor Boob:
Friday, Montagu Love and June Ell
vidge. in The Quickening Flame;
Saturday. Harry Morey. in Silent
Strength
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Rialto.

The story Of an extravagant wife
probably describes the new Madame
Traverse photoplay to be shown at
Moore's Rialto Theater all this week
1t is called THE Love That Dares,"
and is Fox production.
AS Olive Risdon. Miss Traverse
shows dramatically how far some
wives will go to aid their husbands.
A millionaire idler as at the bottom
Of all the trouble in the story.
Thomas Santschi is pictured in the
cast.
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Truxton.

Today, Norma Talmadge, in The
Heart of Wetona"; tomorrow, Ethel
Barrymore, in The Divorce; Tues
day. William Russell. i'll Where the
West Begins; Wednesday, Sessue
HayakaWa, in Hearts in Pawn;
Thursday, J. Warren Kerrigan. in
Come Again Smith; Friday, Bert
Lytell. III Hitting the. High Spots; !;
Saturday, Wanted for Murder"
Evening star., 1919-04-27

William Farnum. in True Blue: Tom
Mix. in six Shooter Andy; William
Farnum, in Western Blood. GLADYS
Brockwell. in "Fighting Blood: M
nette kellerman. in Queen of tlra
Sea" and George Walsh. in The Kid
Is Clever" as well as "A collection or
Sunshine comedies and Mutt and JEFF
cartoons
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Crandall's.

Today and tomorrow, Pauline Fred
erick, in :"One Week Of Life: Tues
day and Wednesday. Marion Davies,
in Getting Mary Married: Thursday
and Friday. ID. W. Griffith's THE Girl
Who Stayed Home; Saturday, Cor
rine Griffith, in The Unknown GUAM
tity"
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Liberty.

Today, William S. Hart. in Breed
of Men; :; tomorrow, Shirley Mason, in
The Winning Girl": Tuesday, Mary
Pickford, in Rags: Wednesday.
Madge Kennedy, in Daughter of
Mine; Friday. Alice Joyce, in Cap
tain Courtesy; Saturday, Wallace
Reid. in alias Mike Moran
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Princess.

Today, Henry B. Walthall in False
Faces: tomorrow. Ethel Clayton, in
Maggie Pepper; Tuesday. Montagu
Love. in THE Hand Invisible: Wed
nesday, Lila Lee, in Puppy Love;
Thursday, Mitchell Lewis, in 'Life's
Grea+es. Problem; Friday. Pauline
Frede. .eK, in paid in Full; Satur-
day, Alice Brady, in Marie, Ltd
Evening star., 1919-04-27
GERALDINE. EARRARc
"We Stronger Vow"

featured in her latest produc;
The Law of Men" in the role
girl sculptress who is involved in tn
efforts of three men to win her. The
story is strong in rs dramatic eli
makes. Fred Niblo directed the pro-
duction, which was written by Ella
Stuart Carson. supplemental features
also will be shown
Evening star., 1919-04-27
GLADYS BRoHwEIn
"ZHe Eazbzaaek ROOM"


ball game staged by the immortal
Fairbanks for the Salvation Army
fund.
Carter de Haven and Flora Parker
vaudeville favorites. have signed up
with Smiling" Bill Parsons as movie
stars -
Fatty Arbuckle recently ceiebra ed
his birthday anniversary by starting
new picture to be called THE Bank
Clerk"
William Fox announces that he has
persuaded David Belasco' to sell the
moving picture, rights of his play. LA
Belle Russo" 1t is said to be for
Theda Bara. -...
George Walsh's next picture will be
1.-The Seventh Person." from an orig
inal story by Benjamin F. McCutch-
con, brother of George Barr McCutch-
con, the novelist.
William s. Hart is making a new
picture to be called Square Deal San
derson." 1t is based on a serial maga-
Evening star., 1919-04-27

popular novel 1t will he released by
Pathe. The recent story of an in
jury sustained by the.star in an auto
mobile accident, ii appears. was a
dream child of a press agent.
On his return trip, it is announced
from moving picture sources. the
President is to be entertained with
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow, Fred Stone, in
Johnny, Get Your Cum; Tuesday,
Earle williams, in "a Gentleman OF
Quality; Wednesday. Grace Darmond,
in What Every Woman Wants
Thursday, June E1vidge. in The
0uickening Flame. Friday, Mae
Marsh, in Spotlight Sadie: Saturday,
Bryant washburp. in The Poor
Boob.
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Olympic.

Today. Pauline Frederick. in paid
in Full: tomorrow: Kitty Gordon. in
Adele; Tuesday. Anita Stewart. in
Prom Headquarters" Wednesday,
Shirley Mason. in. The Winning
Girl" also Houdini. in The Master
Mystery. Thursday, Constance Tai
madge, in Experimental Marriage;
Friday, Elaine Hammerstein, in
Wanted for MuEderS; Saturday.
Louise HUFF, in THE Little Intruder"
Evening star., 1919-04-27

sire: Wednesday, Louise Huff. in
The Little Intruder; Thursday. Tom
Moore. in "a Man and His Money;
Friday. Dorothy Gish, i'm Boots :;
Saturday, Ethel Clayton. in maggie
PeDner'
Evening star., 1919-04-27

in Fighting for Cold; Thursday,
Viola Dana, in satan Junior; Fri
day, Margarita Fischer. in Put Up
Your Hands,: Saturday, j. Warren
kerrigan, in Come Again Smith"
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Plaza.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday.
Love and the Law; Wednesday and
Thursday, Victor Moore, in "Chimmie
Fadden"; Friday and Saturday. Sessue
Hayakawa, in The Courageous Cow
ard"
Evening star., 1919-04-27
American.

Today. Pauline Frederick. in Paid
in Fulr': Tomorrow. Jack Pickford
and Louise HUFF in "E'reckles': Turs-
a.. '.'Gt da Bara. Al n'.tA ii
Evening star., 1919-04-27
New Navy.

Today, Monroe Salisbury, in "A Mil
lionaire Pirate: tomorrow. Billie
Rhodes. in The Lamb and the Lion:
Tnes1ay.s EnSsi. Ea-r; seal. i1- ".N
... D. ., -. sl.o 3 "a. 49,.
Evening star., 1919-04-27

prairie Gold" an adaptation Of Sin
clair Lewis novel. is to have Mar!
MacLaren for it's star. -. ~-
Evening star., 1919-04-27

Andrew Carnegie is said to have
highly praised the Ditmar animal
studies shown in the .Pathe Review.
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Filnnograns.

Eayard Neillers new play. Chat
terbox, is to be made into a-movie
Evening star., 1919-04-27

The pet name for Priscilla Dean in
Japan is said to be "Kichigaineko,'
and it is pronounced like a sneeze.
Evening star., 1919-04-27

Further news chronicles the item
:ha former Secreta'>v ofstpe Treasury
-'iiii~ A-ci - t1+s tN 49, I'd
Evening star., 1919-04-27

zine story by Charles Alden SeltLcr
Ann Little is the leading woman.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-25
Centenary Campaign Gives
Place to Especially Import
ant Patriotic Interests.
Methodist Reconstruction
Drive May Is to Is.

The Victory Loan Campaign and
the problem of employment for SOL
diers are both to be aided by the
large force of voluntary speakers
which has been built up by the Metho-
dist Minute Men in connection with
the great Centenary movement.
The Centenary financial campaign
for $115,000,0 0e for the work of Chris
tian World Reconstruction was sched-
uled months ago to open on April q
and reach its climax on May L. When
the plans for the Victory Loan cam
paign were announced, however, the
Centenary committee at once decided
that 1t would aid this campaign in
every possible way, postponing its
own drive to May Is to rs. In all
areas the services of the Methodist
Minute Men have been offered to the
government. In the Cincinnati area
t0hio, Kentucky and southern Indi-
anal this places at the disposal Of
the government over $500 men, who
are speaking every Sunday and often
many times between.
Aiding another patriotic movement
Of utmost importance, Sunday, May
!. has been set apart as a special
: day on which Methodist Minute Men
arr asked to speak in the interest of
plans Tor finding employment for re-
turned soldiers who may not have
Job awaiting them. Minute Men are
esksd to speak on this subject, to
secure from employers reports Of any
positions hey may have to offer. and
10 zee that these opportunities for
euD1oynsnt are properly listed.
Thsy are also requested TO see
that . COMMITTEES On employment IL
Appointed In the church for the pur.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-04-25
MORE CONTRIBUTORS TO
THE JEWISH FUND

Chairman A. l.. Merz announces the
following additional contributions to
the Mason County Jewish Relief
Fund:
Germantown Names below for
amounted collected by Rev. C. W. Will
liams: THEODORE Henson $40, Isaac
Poe IS, Mrs. ]. T. Pumpelly IS, Mrs.
Isaac Poe IS, T. T. Hill IS, Carl Hill
SIS, John Kabler IS, Melvin Wood
ward IS, J. X. Hicks IS, Louie Adams
IS, ]. T. stiles IS, Mrs. T. T. Asbury
IS, H. L. Pepper IS, R. G. Humlong So,
Mrs. THEODORE Henson SO, Mrs. EN-
NETT Henson 81, Mrs. Brooks Hall 81,
Charlie Keene 50, Mr.. Barrett 81, Mrs.
Barrett 50, George Woodward 81, c. d.
Feagen So, Willie Lipp 81, Miss Grace
Pepper 50, Mrs. ]. Hicks 81, Mrs. ]. F.
Hill 81, Miss ]. F. Pumpelly 81, Rob-
ert Hill 81, Ira Hicks 81, Mrs. T. A.
Woodward 81, w. B. Cooper 81, Mrs.
Charlie Poe 81, T. A. Woodward 81,
Walter Minter 81, w. A. Clark 81, j. S.
Woodward 81, d. L. Woodward 81, E..
T. Woodward 81, Mrs D. l.. Woodward
81, D. M. Berry 81, J., W. Woodward ST.,
Mrs. ]. W. Woodward 81, Mrs. George
Kabler 81. Total SILT. Mrs. d. M.
Berry 81, Miss Fife Chinn 81, Mrs.
Henry Mcdowell soc, Mrs. Perry Case
SOC, Mrs. Phobe Mcdowell SOC, Squire
Woodward SOC.
Hebron Church-Amount collected
$3.50.
Washington Presbyterian Church
Additional $3.50.
observation-disclosures: Mrs. Clar-
ence Mathews 81, Mrs. H. B. Daugh-
erty 50, Joe Simons SIS, Willard Will
liams 81, E. L. Worthington SIS, Harry
C. Curran 50, A. G. Sulser $40. W. l.
Holton IS, C. S. Davis 81, Mrs. George
Longnecker 50. Mr.. Cook SOC, Chris
tan Science Church IS, DR.. Brand 81.
Mayslick Christian Church-S. NJ. Nit
chell S., Mrs. NJ. G. Riley 81, David
Longnecker 81, Mrs Dora Forman soc.
Fernleaf-G. o. Asbury IS.
Maysville--Miss Florence Wilson 81,
A. D. Cole IS, Cash 50. ]. c. Rogers
$40. Mrs. NJ. F.Coughlin 81, G. W. Gels
ell 81.