davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-13

Sometimes a man thinks he Is pop
ular, when he has merely been Sc
llected as the goat.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-13
FALLON HAY RATE Is REDUCED

The freight rate on alfalfa hay
from Fallon to Utah points has been
cut to IS q ton so the farmers In that
district can sell their hay in parts of
Utah, Idaho and Wyoming where the
hay crops were very poor this year:
Some $4,000 tons Of surplus hay, IT
is estimated, will be moved from the
Fallon country with profit to the far
mers there.
On account of the low rate OF -
from Utah points over the Oregon
Short Line to the dry regions of Mon
tana and other districts to the north,
Nevada producers could not compete
in this market with the former exces-
sive rate prevailing. Agitation for Q
reduction in the tariff began several
months ago.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-13

There are different ideas Of heaven
but to satisfy a boy there must be
plenty to eat there.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25
Nns @oullam nnb nmsegenb.

". u. G5eidin lit am Sreitag init
ieiner O%reidmaifine bier eingetrof-
fen, Die er in SEEM Saben bon Sdlllte
Bros. gefauft bat.
@ebrera unierer 8iirser begaben
iid letten Sonntag nad 8lanb Inn
Ser Yeeroisung Scr Sra, @uIt. @oers
b%eisufpobnen. Die Seritorbenc mar
Die Mutter ser Satin unieres Count
tp : @iieiiors, $. %. Seibbreoer.
Ser Shulratb bes as. Oiitrift 6at
Senrp S. Sduenemeper gum Siitrift
Glerf gepGblt, als Nadfolger BON
@m. u. Sueoemdnn.
Die Grnte lit bier beenoet. Sell
unb Safer lieferten einen allten Or
frog. Die 8cisenernte iebod cnt-
iprad nidt Ben grtpartungen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25
Die critic Yctrulemmqaelle in ben 8er'
einigten Staaten.

:. ,HLt-#. .a.f.iiE .aL-
Die critic Eetrolermquelle IN Oell
Sereinieten Staater, purbe I'M Sabre
1859 in Ser Tdbe bon Oil Greet III
Yenniplpania bon Colonel" 9rate'
einem friiberen giienbabnidaffrer'
gebobrt. Iadoem er piele enttollld'
cnbe 9eriuhe gemadt bate, Inn anT
oas oIbaItige 8eltcin 81 itoberl. per
lieB er iein 8obrlob on einem Sar's'
tag IbenS in Dem @lai,ben, oaB one
Stangen serbroden m1ren, neil OCT
gobrer 10 lcidt in ben 9ooen erh'
grub. MIs er am Sonntag Worgel'
.S,triidfebrte, fanb er iein gobrlo@
nit Gel ongefiIIt. Sein 8obrcr mar
10 leidt eineebrungen, neil er aiir Ole
Dlbaltise Sdidt geitoBen mar. Sel1iss
gntoeduna rief in Benniplbania Ell
SeIfieber berpor, dbnIid Dem @olo'
fieber, pelhes aebn Sabre norber III
Californian einiette. @iele Bernie
ger, muroen gemadt; biele pi'roeH
aber oud nerloren. Srnoerte poa
OeIqueQen ipur6en sebobrt. Ge ee'
ididte mieSerboIt fid in Te1as.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25
3uiebnb &onte 1.

Sic Grnte, ionic oieie @eiScn, Sen
unb Safer betrifft, lit poriiber rno
wenn alld ser Grtrae Der 8ciacn.
crntc niht ben Gripartunacn emf.
ipriht, babcn nniere Sorlicr ollie llr.
iade NIT berielben aufrieoen gu icin.
Die G%ornernte ieood bGngt nod in
Der Sdpcbe unb ipenn nidt balb ein
gutter Regcn Die gornfelber erfriidt,
miro bic grnte cine iebr idlefte fem,
benn bas Corn Ieibet jest, idon allarl.
piel untcr DEM &egenmangel.
Safe Hauter unb Con iinb nit ib-
rer Waidine bier am @eiaenbrefden.
Srau 3. 9apis nebit Sobn, bon
ct. 2ouis, befinben iid) bier ault 8e-
illd ihrer gItern g. u, &obcrion uno
@attin. = .
Sri. Imanba gbfer I~tattete Ieste
@ode ibrer Sbpeiter, Srau Geo.
Secger IN 2ittlc Berger einen 8eiud
ab.
George BENG, ipelder mebrere $50
den bier bel ieinen Ingeborigcn Der.
meilte, lit Iette @ode mieber nod
Nora Springs, Soma gereiit, no 'er
a,f elmer 5arm beiddftigt 1T.
True translation filed with the post
master ,at Hermann, Mo-, on July
"a, 1919, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
.@eorg &pan, meIder aus bent
&~riegsbiehlt alisgemuItert muroe,
mar lebte @ode bier bel ieinea Ser
panbten gum 8eiud uno rciite an.
Wontag nod Salmaee, Hebrasfa I'M
bel oortigen 5armern in 9cnit gu
treten.
ollie uniere Soloaten : Sl,ngers
iino iest geiunb unb hunter onrlld'
gefebrt, nit Iilsnabme bon Oscar
Seiemann, melber ii6 nod in gnro'
pa befinbet. unb boffen mir oab er
balo in Die Scimatb 5uriidfebre]f
miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25
Stpup Sill Nenisfeiteu.

Die Selernte lit fir bieIes Sabr
audi mieoer' beenbet uno on beren
Stelle lit nun bus 9reihen on Ser
Sagesorbmlng.
Der MangeI on &egen madt iid
iibernlI fiibIbnr unb beionbers Dos
ipahienbe Corn beoarf iett elmer gut
ten @Giierung.
gm Samstag 4ben0 botten bic
iungen 2eute cine Tartp in Ben.
Nllemnnn's @obnung.
Ben Mllemarn lei0ct on meben
9(ugen peruriaft burh Den Seuitaub
unb Die Site.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
"a, 1919, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
Siclc bon bier Dobnten Der Sc.
odhtniBfeier 5u gbren Otto Sogts
BET Der iein iunses 9eben Dem Safer.
Idnbe geopfert bot, uno pelter bier
biele Srcunbe 5Gblte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
"A. 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Norman Scdmann, peldcr lett
,Sitni 1918 i'm .Militar . 9icnIt itan0
lit lcbten Samstag aus Sranfrcid
Alrildaefcbrt. Nornlan NOR Nit
alico Oes inlGnoiiden S~ransporta.
tipns Corps uno biente oils Stelter.
mann allf mcbrercn Sll,Boampicrn
bes Seinc unb bcs Rbeins.
Or. 4rtbrr Sieolcr, Sobn bon
9risfa Sieoler, lit leste ISOLDE ans
benz iiberieeilden arieasoienit in
Newport Rcps cingctroffen unb miro
bieie ISOLDE in Sermann e~intreffen
INN feline Gltern 81 bciuden, Dor lei
ncr Miitfebr nah 2aGroiie. @iscun-
lin, mo er Dor ieiner ginmuitcrlrng in
Den 9riegsoienif. OILS 3abnarst an.
iGiii9 ipur.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25
Sdledter Mppctit. .8Gbreno Be

Sdledter Mppctit. n8Gbreno bes
gall5en letten @inters fiibIte it
mid nidt mobl," idreibt Serr Safob
@oes bon Guile 2afe, Sreg. nWein
Ippctit mar idlcdt unb mein StubI.
gang inregelmdBig. Rabbem ih et-
lidc 5laiden Sorni's @IpenfrGuter
sebrald)t bate. fiiblte id mid be.
oeliteno better" Dies beliebte 2r1u.
tcrbeilmitteI fSrbert sic @eroauung
uno reguliert ben Stublgang. @e.
gen nabcrer Nrsfunft idreibe man OIL
Or. &eter Sabrnep & Sons Co.,
25Oi @aibington 9lpb., Chicago.
Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25

Sanlstag mad lGngerem 8efllb IN
ct. 2ouis nieber 5iiriidgefebrt.
-Gbas. Gross uno 60. Sanaen.
berg mto SDuis 2angenberg, bon
Grafc, maren leeten Wontag bier.
bon 100 ans Der 9eetere nod @ocn-
bile reiite Inn nad ieinem bortigcn
Sarmeieentbun 5ll iehen.,
Ben @ol5, Der bieiigc agent fiir
Die Gunlelp Oil Gull Tractors bate
jc cine bicier araftmaid)incn an
Sranf Sdmeerfoettine, bon Stub
Sslano. unb an Ben San goppen,
BON Mc&ittrid, perfauft.
SIN eienen County fam man
fiiben obne 2isens, bod muB man
cine 2iaens loien mei,n man in oil.
grenaenoen Counties fiiden mill.
5rauen unO Minberidbrige fonnen
Dem Ingeliport ,bulbigen in irgenb
cinem gountp im Staate obne 2i5ens.
SRI. CLARA Sitter mar am Conn.
tag beiudsipeiie in ct. 2ouis. SRI.
Sitter lit &ranfenpflegerin I'M Sias
foniiien Soipital unb perbringt Die
Sommcrfcricn bier bel ibrer Wittter,
5ral Balline Sitter.
Der fatboliide Sroen Der 6. Sc.
OF 81. miro anl Sonntas Nodmittag,
ben 81. Suli in Der ct. 8eorgs
S6ulbaIle elm gis Cream Set Der
anitaltcn, 5l lucldem bas Hubliflml
boflihit cingelaben lit.
-0urd &i9ter Sbep. Grai wur.
ben geitern I'M COURTEOUS, Irtbur ".
Sinton, BON &oiebuo, uno SRI. Sillic
Wesger, bon Glnlont, Wo., 5u eineml
gliiflihen gbepaar pereint. 0ic
Hcupermdblten. benen mir unieren
ber5liden @Iiidpunid entbiete,L, mer.
Sen bel Hpicbuo ouf elmer Sarm
mpbnen.
STRAIT emma Is. Socobs bat ibr
@iaentbrm in 9ellepille, Su., pers
fault, uno traf alrt Mittpoh bier elm,
in Der Mbiidt Sermann, ibre @e.
burtsItaot, wicbcr ST ibrcm S,lfiinfti-
gen Seim 81, MAIDEN. Srau Sacobs
lit @ait ibres 9r,loers, Sbeo. @raf
uno beiien Samilie.
-8ir iino neulib per Muto iiber
Die Sron 8oao bon Sermaun bis mad
Sipiss gefabren unb fanoen bieielbe
bon 8emper's Sarm an Bis nabe
Spiss in iebr idledtem 3,lltanbe.
Die Sron &oao lit Ole SallptitraBe Die
ben norbliden Sbeil Oes Gountps nit
Dem iiibli6en berbinoet unb in ipelde
beinabe ollie anbere StraBen einlali-
fen. Die &oab mlirbc Dor etpa So
Sabren eeballt uno slpar III 10 iolioer
@eiic, baB tros bes groBcn Serfebrs,
Die StraBe MIR menig &epartur be-
ourfte. @ie nidts auf bieier @elt
(ausgenomrnen sic Ste,,ern) etuig lit,
10 aeigt aud bic Sron &oao iett Die
@ebreden bcs differs, Die in lesterer
3eit burd Sernahlaiiisung nod
grabircnoer mr,roen, 10 bob es sic
bodIte 3cit lit bab uniere Golntn
Court bie n%otbmenbigen Reparatilr
Irbeitcn onoronet. I'M bie Sron Hcab
mieoer IN glttcn ,3ititano 81 periesen
unb babiir6 bie Webrfoiten Die einc
Ser50gerulg bicier Irbeit bcbingt. gu
permeiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25

Allie uniere 2eier. peI@e Die Sci.
tung ni&t ~reeelmabis erbolter. iinn
gcbeten. uns per Reitfarte gu benad,
ri&tigen, bamit mir MbbiIfe i&affen
f5rner. Sie ertueiien ttrs bamit cine
srobe @ef6IIiefeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25


-9ouis Storf uno Satin tratcr
leetcn Samstag cine Reiie mad
Senper, Colorado on.
-glnlcr a,tbn befanb lid lcbte
&ote in Salinu, 9anius, onf 9e'itd)
BET icincm gri,bcr Geo, anbn.
-,srl. Warp 6reller, bon ct.
9ouiS, lueilt g%cgenp1rtig bier allf
geiltd, bel Der Tomilie grisfo Sico.
Ter.
-&alocmar Mertens, bon ct.
2oris, fam am 5reitag bierber I'M
cine flirSe Sericu5eit in lcincr tribe
rem Seimatb at perleben, uno 1T @oIt
ieincs 8ettcrs. 2ouis 9egemaln.
: -Srls. 2piliic unb Glpu Wcpcrs.
pom Staica, Scra3, bcfiubcn iidl bier
aui gcitd bel ibren @roBelterh Z.
II. @cnsel unb Satin.
-Sreo Meper, Sri. Sillp MteDer
uub Clarence uno Ben Mepcr, BON
Rciebuo 81. 1. ipnreit lctten Montag
beiiifslpeiie bier.
-gec. Shaumbure, melber mebs
rere Wonate bier beihGftiet mar,
reiite lcsten 9ienstag picoer mad iei'
r,em Seiul in ct, 2ouis s,,riif. SER
Sdalmbi,rg lit 9nnllnternebmcr uno
Elm erpert 9ridleecr lnb bcaufiihtia.
te sic 9aditein : Mrbeiten ant S,lrol
Garage &. @ebG,lbe iopie am nelten
Eforrbai,ie Ser cnangl. ct. Ealtls.
@enteinbe.
Der @nllerltanb I'M @aseonaoe
SIub lit 10 niebrig boB Die bieiige
3ampfboote MIR Sabrten bis cine
furae Stredc ohcrhalb Stolpe utter.
nebmen fonnen.
-Gbailtauauo III Sermam pom
90. IiieiIt Bis incl. Septcmbcr 3.
-2cp. Wunomiller uno Satin.
bon ct. 2oltis, meilen gc9cnp1rtia
an Der 2ittle Berger aiif 9eiuh bel
ihren &erlpanoteil.
s. ". Mpeller uno Sreo Mol
fling uno beiicn Sobn Yaul, por
@oollam. bcfanpen iih ON Mittmod
in 8eid1ften in Sermnnn uno be
mlsten bic 6clcacnbeit ba3ll AUDI ben
Solfsblatt eincn ongenebnten @eiud
abauitattcn.
-@eborcn, an Sonntag, Or. "
Y. 2odipoob lno @ottin, elm Sobn
den.
&c. O. 9arter unb Glarence Stu
fenbroefer, bon Spenspille, mare,
am Sienstas in 8eid1ften bier.
Der Sdulratb bot SRI. Glar,
Shmentfer, bon Sem Sabett, al
2ebrerin Der Glementar . glaiie TN
ierer offentliden Shule eripdblt ii
Stelle bon SRI. Moniea Sedmarr,
welde reiignirte.
-Srit @rossmann lno @ottit
reilten geitcrn nod 8loogett, Wo., ~
Tie lGn9cre Seit auf 9eiud bel ibre
Sohter, SralI Ioolpb Stride, perlpei
len iper6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25

-sSrau Sp. Slcoenlunn. bon Ser.
ger, pur an Wittppd, bier uuf geiltdl
bel 8cripanotcn.
-@m. @iiimalut uno Sltlius
Sberfront. ppn Scope, itattctcn inns
letter. 0ien5tog cillcn fllr5en geilid)
ab. Sic beriftcn buB sic Weiaens
ernte in ibrer ltnlgegcno bon II bis
25 9ltibel gum Itcr ergab.
Gb. Slnmtcrt bictct cllb giinitige
@eleae,tbeiten el,cr @elS in quite
5arml1nhcreien orl5illeaen. int Sieien
uno Tadbar Counties.
-Srali Sba Gfboff. bon ct. 2onis.
meilt gegenpdrtig bier bel ibren gls
tern, Sobn Illcu,ann unb @attin Snul
9ciut.
CD. Sempclmom uno Satin,
bon gbamois, iparcr, lcsten Somstag
bier n,,f @el,ld) bel ben gltcrn ser
Sralt Sempelmlomn. Mi,0. Sfilcb irnb
@ottin.
Geo. &lerf begab iid lctten
Wontoa in 8elhGften mad, &anias
Gitp.
-Srau Senrp @ieicfe, BON ct,
9ouis. fam lcttcu Montue bicrbe,
INT Srunbcn ln0 Serlpanbten in if.
rcr iriibcrcn Scimutb eiller 0ci,,d
abaultattcn.
SRI. Srnno Snrid, nnll TirIt
Greet, trut lcBtcn g'ontng cine Rcilt
rod Si9ainspillc uub @r'lmglrn
Mo. al no tic mcbrerc @oden be
!. ihrcr N%ngcbnrigen pcrncilen miro.
-@dDrcnb Scr ScrfGufcr por
Gintrittsfartcn 5ltrl Cans in Smiths
Sale am Sanstua Ibcnb, ben Hil
den Silsemanot hattie, ariff Gin Oiet
IN Die aaiie unb oeridmonS nit Ser
Snbalt b%erielbcn IN Der 9unfelbeit
@liidliher meiic bate Der Serfdufel
porber ben aroBeren Sbeil ser Gin
nabmen CUR Ser,pabrun9 in BIZ
Saide geitedt, 10 oaB Ole 9erte bes
3iebes niir etrpa $500 betrig.
-Gommltnions , @~ottcs6icnlte fin
Den nlditen Sonntaa Worgeu mi
Ibcnb in Scr ~. 6. Stride itott be
melden Or. q. 6. 8cenefe, bon ct
9oltis, Die 8reoigt balten miro.
-Eaitor s, u. 8otbidaefer. boz
Soutb 0ofoto, traf lebten Somstai
bier Elm gum geIl,de ieiner nab
.Stonp Sill ipobnenoen gltern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-25

-lSrl. Telpu Su|ull, upH Ne'iClS
ION Gitp, beiiroet iif icit mebrercn
Sagcn bier allf gcilh bei Ser Sami.
lie Sbeo. @rnf.
-@nt. 6. 8. Slid uno Samllie
iinb ont lcsten Sreitag nod cinem
Spci, monatli6em 9eil,d bel Sen gl.
terri Gbos. Slid un6 Satin bel
Stolpc micber IN ibr Setm in Sebron.
Noro Sofota, allrilfgefebrt. SEER
Slid betreibt in Sebron Elm Storege.
ifdit uno mar oieies felt 5ebn Sab
rem Ser critic 9eillh ieiner alten. Sci
mnth.
-Tronf, @ilbclm uno SRI. Selen
OiebuI, bon ct. 2ouis. pelfe cine
t,,rjc Serien5eit bel ibren Scrparo.
ten, 5eroinuno Gicbal in StoIpe Ter
lueiltcr, limo letter Sreitaa pieoer in
ibre Seimatb suriidgefebrt.
STRAIT Geo Stein uub Srau 2cna
gpple, bon ct. 2puis, befanben lid
mebrere Gage letter @phe bier gum
ihrer M1ttter. Trou Morn
Mihels.
-Srau Simon S6neitter, bon
@drrcnsburg, befinoet lid bier auf
geluh bel Serpanoten. gbenfaas
itottete iie Scr Samilie ibres fiirslid
perlt. 9ruoers, 9oitis 6. OH, in Ser
ger einen 9eiuf. ab. Sran Sdueit.
fer Griiber 2ouiie Stt) mllrbe in un-
ierem County geboren unb mar oieies
felt II Sabren ibr erlter geilld ibrer
alien Seimatb.
-Eoitor u. s. upboff uno SAINT
lie iinb letten Sreitag bon Columbia,
Ohio, suriidgefebrt, mo- lie Der S,,n-
bertiabresieier ser MctbooiIten beige.
ipobnt battcu. Taitor llpboff mo
beiien Sanlilic mahten sic etlpa 400
Wcilen lanse &eiie in ibrem .Sorb
giltomobil, uno tbeiltcn ilns nit bab
tic allBcrbalb oes Stoates Wiiiouri
Die StroBen IN beitem 3rItunbe ians
Den trot ocs Hcgcns Scr sic Iutler
i'm Stuotc Sllinois ilberroifte. Die
i6lehtcIte Hooo cntlmg Scr eanSen
langcn &ciic, ianb 8aitor llpboff smi-
Id,cn Union unb ct. 2puis.
Gas Sass" Srdeitcr. bas mub-
reno bcnn Gonnult Der Srisco Srapel-
crs bier oic Sananuliif l~iefcrte, eab
om Oonncrstag, 5reitag II. Samstas
Gan5Ocrsniigungen in Smitb's Salc.
bon melden nur DER Sar5 our Cams
tag MbenO gut beiudt NOR. @as iid)
Sass Wuiif idimpft, lit eigentlid)
nihts anoers als cine 8asenmuiif.
bel wclder Srommel, Srianeel. 3im.
balc nno anOere 2drminitrumente,
bon einem alle mogliden 8odipriinae
mabenoen unb 6rimailen ihneiben-
Den SiaS5o manipulirt, sic Sailpt.
role ipielet nnb Srompete uno
Srombon 2autc aisItoBen pie Der.
licbtc Setter in elmer monobcllcn
Goht.
@romlrrbaft mic oie Witiif,
10 nnlhon nno u~ngraSios lit Der
Sana nobel iid bie SGnser uno
Ean5erinnel, Den Sberforper bin
ltno her miegeno, abmcdieIn rid unb
noriparts iid gcacnieitis burd ben
San5laal idieben, unb iit einbilber
81 tan5en.
gei eirem anoeren San5e idiittelil
iid Die San5er uno SdnSerinnen nod
Dem Safte Der Sassmuiif, gIeid ei.
men begoiienen Eiibel, ODER aitd aIeid
elmer Gnte Die chen aus ibrem 9af
geiticgen lit.
Die berrlide Nliif cines Strau6.
'idet 8alaers uno ben idoncn rptb'
miiden &eigen fennt oas iunge 8oli
anideineno nidt. seidneise oenr
Sdnae pie Die Raaurfa. 9oIfa, GotiI.
! Ion uip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-04
First Rofhaptel Programme
To Be Presented at RiaIt.

Samuel L. Rothapfel's first Unit
Programme will be given It's premiere
showing to the trade and press Friday
morning, May 8, at 10 o'clock, at the
Rialto Theatre.
In presenting the Rothapfel Pro-
gramme for the first time to anv an
dience, Mr.. Hall and Harry P. Diggs
exploitation manager for the Hall in
trests, have considered not only the
metropolitan trade and press, but ar
rangements have been made whereby
representative Of every important
newspaper and motion picture periodi-
cal In the United States will be
present. Special night letters were
sent to the exhibitors throughout the
country, inviting them to be present Of
the showing. The invited guests. in
Guiding the press and exhibitors who
have booked week stands on the Pro-
gramme, will remain In New York az
MI Rothapfel's and Mr.. Halls guests.
The Rothapfel premiere--10 O'Clock
friday morning at the Rialto Thea
tre-promises to be the most sue
cessful opening ever accorded the ad.
vent OF any production for the silent
drama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-04
PLMnkeft Remembers
And Then F0rgetS

Joseph Plunkett is the manager IN
at the Strand Theatre. He Is the man
who puts on all the shows and who
was responsible for having real sheep
to drink real water on the stage. But
last Sunday we discovered something
We discovered that we had known Mr.
Plunkett for many years, and it hap
pened like this: inadvertently he men
toned that he used to be with Liebler
and that he had been stage manager
for "The Squaw Man"
"And were you very thin and had
lots of hair and never were cross ?''
we asked breathlessly.
Sounds something like me twelve
years ago." he answered.
"Well, we were with THE Squaw
Ham, too, and you always were SO
nice and sweet, not bit like stage
manager"
"What did you do?' he asked.
Nothing" we answered.
"Then T do remember you! Let's 90
out to luncheon Wednesday and talk
over old times"
And he set the Aston at 1 o'clock and
then forgot all about it, and 1t was
$3.50 before he remembered. However,
we forgive him, because he was a nice
stage manager long ago, when we we're
young and had histrionic ambitions,
And, after our appetite had been
appeased, we asked him how he came
to desert the speakies for the movies.
because I think the opportunities
are so much greater, and in that am
not speaking commercially. No one
can even imagine, much less predict,
what the future holds for pictures.
But to mo they are fascinating. the
most interesting Of all the arts. I
intend to devote my time to them from
now on.
sand J. have an ambition TO make
pictures, too, because I see so many
mistakes to be rectifed. But I SUD-
pose every one feels that way about
it, and managing the Strand doesn't
leave you much time for day dreams. "
However, we know that Joe Plunkett
has his day dreams, and we want to
be around when they arc realized His
ideas IN regard to moving pictures CO.
1nclde with our own 30 entirely. Fl. u,
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Returning Troops
Are Guests at Many
Lakewood Affairs

DPopsu@ correspondence
LAKEWOOD, May 8~-Although
Easter normally closes the season
here, many visitors are remaining un-
til the end of the month. The Laurel
House will remain open until June /
to accommodate the late corners. The
Laurel In the Pines will close on Nav
IL.
A large number of Lakewood boys
returned from the war this week. They
were members of the Rainbow Division
and they were given 81 warm welcome.
Miss K. Barry is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Duffy Of New York, who
are at Laurel in the Pines.
At the Hotel Palmer are Mr.. and
Mrs. f. H. Benson, II. F. Nichols, R. N.
Williams, Miss Perside Desandre and
George W. Butler, of New York
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Many Ne,O Workers in
Honeymoon Colony at
White Sulphur Sprii1,g o.

Staff Correspondence
THE GREENBRIER, WHITE SUI
PHUR SPRINGS, W. Va, May g.
Mrs. Riley Miles Gilbert, who spent the
week In White Sulphur Springs at the
Greenbrier, started for New York this
week. 'i''S
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward s. Hardness
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Shadows on the Screen

Carl Laemmle, president of the Uni
versal Film Manufacturing Company
announces the purchase of a story
from Fannie Hurst. "The Petal on the
Current" is the first the authoress has
sold for motion picture production, and
it will be produced shortly at the Uni
versal City studios. The story appears
in the volume Just Around the Cor
ner." Mary McLaren probably will
have the leading role.
Activity at the World studio at Fort
Lee is at high tide these days. June
Elvidge, having finished "The Social
Pirate" on Saturday, commenced work
last Monday on a new five-reel picture
which Tefft Johnson will direct. 1t
bears the working title Of Glove and
the Woman"
Percy Marmont has been engaged by
the Vitagraph Company as leading man
for Alice Joyce in her next production.
The Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
announces that with the signing of the
treaty Of peace at Paris Goldwyn pict-
ures will be sold in ell the countries Of
Europe that have been cut off from
distribution by the war. Goldwyn dis
tribution will be established in Czecho-
Slovakia, JugoSlavia, Germany, Aus
tria, Poland, Bulgaria and Rumania and
all the lesser countries Of the Balkans.
Little Ben Alexander, the lovable
youngster Of "Heart of the World"
and ''The Turn in the Road" has been
engaged as leading man for Bessie Bar
riscale in "Broken Threads" which she
will produce for Robertson-Cole fol-
lowing the completion Of her work on
"Josselyn's Wife"
To protect himself against loss
through any fatality to his stars,
Thomas Fl. Ince has insured the lives
Of each for 100000 This arrangement
includes Dorothy Dalton, Enid Bennett
and Charles Ray.
Wallace TWINS short story, "Free,"
recently published in "The Saturday
Evening Post" has been secured as
the next vehicle for May Allison,
Metros comedienne par excellence.
"Virtuous Men," the initial ST. pict-
ures, starring E. K. Lincoln, is being
distributed by Arthur Fl. Sawyer and
Herbert Lubin on the state right plan.
The production will be directed by
Ralph Ince. The picture will be pre-
sented in various parts Of the country
as a special road show attraction, &C
companied by an orchestra, manager
and advance agent.
Douglas Fairbanks has written for
the new Liberty Loan some blank
verses which he calls Knocking
Knockers"
Margaret Marsh, popular screen star,
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whose most recent work was as co-star
with Herbert Rawlinson in the Oliver
Films, Inc, production, "The Carter
Case" has formed company of her
own for the production of two-reelers,
and it is announced that production will
be begun at an early date on several
short subjects already selected.
E. W. Hammons, vice-president and
general manager Of the Educational
Films Corporation of America, sails
tomorrow on the Adriatc for London,
to begin four weeks trip through Eu-
ropean cities in search Of new things
in single reel film attractions. An i'm
portant international business arrange
ment is in prospect, and Mr.. Hammons
is planning the trip with the idea of
closing up the matter in person.
In Norma Talmadge's picture, "The
New Moon," which is to be released
in May, Pedro de Cordoba, Marc Mac
Dermott, Marguerite Clayton and Stu
art Holmes are few Of the prominent
members of her supporting cast, and
for the new picture which was started
this week, "By Right of Conquest"
Wyndam Standing, Claire Whitney,
Garreth Hughes, Charles Gerard, Nata-
lie Talmadge, Mrs. De Wolf Hopper
and Merceta Esmonde have been en-
gagged. "By Right Of Conquest" is be-
ing picturized from Arthur Hornblow's
book of the same name. Edward Jose
Is the director.