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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23
A Cinema
Dictionary

For the information Of those who
are interested in preparing manu.i
scripts for the screen. the follow
ing dictionary of technical terms ID
prmted; -~y1
L. s--Long shot; the term applied Il
= wide expanse of distant view.
NJ S-Medium shot: the camera "
seemingly closer to the subject or screen
than In the long shot"
C. U.--Ciose up; the object 10 r..
corded on the film at close range and
as a result. is greatly enlarged.
r. L--Fade In; the process II 90.
and gives the effect Of . gradual clearing
Of the screen. Il is usually used after
a lapse OF time to open u new sequence or
thought.
r. o---Fade out: also . process 49,
complished by the technique Of the camera
out Of the scene II has much the came
effect as . siowiy descending curtain,
Oh. F. I--Chemioal fade In: II similar
to the fade in except for the fact that Il
is accomplished by q chemical process.
ch II. o.--Chemical fade out; b
complished by a chemical process
Iris his used almost In same fashion
as fade in IL used except that II begins
with small circle. which gradually ex-
pands and. takes In large area OF the
picture. often 10 used in introducing
characters.
Double Exposure or Lap Dissoivs--Hs-
longs to the field Of the Technique Of the
camera Its main effect Ii to blend one
picture into another. This has been done
with beautiful results In 1.-The Heart Of
Humanity" as for instance. when an
American flag seemingly becomes sradual-
ly transparent. revealing marching co.'s
urnns OF soldiers a
Iris Effects a scene shown In circle.
Mask--Something put over the lens OF
the camera>in taking Of q scene to pro-
duce the effect Of looking through key
hole, spy glasses. etc.
Insert--By this term all lsttsrs or
documents shown on the screen are
known.
c. B-Cut-back; one Of the most used
and most abused processes In motion pic-
lures. 1t In usually used to relieve an sx-
ceedingly tense situation. and ID shown
In ito perfection in such productions -
The Birth OF q Nation" "Intoisrance"
and the later and greater production, THE
Heart Of Humanity"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23
BIZ Could

pictures were shown at B. F.
Keith's Palace, the Rialto and Ri
voli theaters, New York City.
Thomas Jefferson, son of that
grand old man" Of the stage, Jo-
seph Jefferson-the creator of Rip
Van Winkle--is a member of the
cast supporting Albert Ray and
Elinor Fair in Married in Haste"
The picture is being directed by
Art Rosson.
Louise Lovely, who was leading
woman for William Farnum in The
Man Hunter" Farnum's latest re-
lease, again occupies that position
in Wolves of the Night" which
Farnum has just begun at Holly
wood.
Tom Santschi has accepted an en-
gagement at the Fox studio and is
acting opposite Madame Traverse
under the direction of Harry Mil
larde. William Farnum is Fox
star, and the last time that he and
Santschi played in the same COM
pany was when they acted in THE
Spoilers" at the Selig studio,
In common with many people,
Marie Walcamp, goldcn-haired star
Of the Universal serial "The Red
Glove is fond of animals, espe-
cially dogs and cats.
But Miss Walcamp has gone fur
Their with this fondness than do
most, who are not half so busy as
she. Last week she founded home
for homeless dogs, a home from
which none is turned away, regard
less Of birth, breeding or previous
condition of servitude. And her
partner in the enterprise is none
other than the redoubtable Curley
Stecker, lion tanner OF the Univer-
sal zoo.
The home is out at Universal ZOO,
near the mountains, and there is an
attractive park, with running
stream, pool, shrubs and foliage,
and plenty of sunshine. 1t is fenced
in and covers full acre, and is
called the Marie Walcamp Home
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23

OF the week there will be shown Irene
Castle In 'sThe Girl From Bohemia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23

Of the week there will be shown Irene
Castle In 1.-THE Girl From Bohemia
Orpheum-South Side-Mabei Norma nd
In "A Perfect 49," in which the Goldwyn
star returns to the role of comedy parts,
will be the film offering at the Orpheum
today, being shown In addition to the
regular Sunday vaudeville program. Mon
day and Tuesday there Is to be presented
Sessue Hayakawa in Bonds of Honor"
one of the most dramatic of the film plays
which the Japanese star has completed
Henry Krauss. appearing In the special
production. "vagabonds Of France" will
be shown on Wednesday as will also Pearl
White in the 18th episode Of 1.-THE Light
ming Raider" Thursday and Friday
there Is to be shown Alice Brady In 1.-THE
Hollow of Her Hand" one of tho latest
Of her photoplays and one in which her
powers Of dramatic portrayal on the
screen are ably demonstrated.
Lothrop-Wiliam Desmond IL one Of
the fastest liars in this world In his photo
drama THE Prodigal Liar" at the
Lothrop today. but he isn't fast enough
to keep himself out Of all sorts Of trouble
that causes many laugh for the audi
ence. In addition to the feature there
Is being shown Mack sennett comedy
and the Pathe news. Monday and Tues
day there will be shown Olive Tell in
Secret Strings" strong dramatic story.
A Harold Lloyd and Lyons Moran
comedy complete the bill. Geraldine
Farrar. in 1.-THE He'll Cat" western
story, will be the feature for Wednesday
and Thursday, with a Bill Parsons
comedy. The programs for Friday and
Saturday will be announced later.
Grand-Earle williams in "A Gentle
man Of Quality will be the screen offer
ing at the Grand today, with the ad-
ditional features of a hloyd comedy and
the Pathe news on the bill. Douglas
Fairbanks in the filmatization Of the ia
nous stage play Arizona" will be shown
on Monday and Tuesday, and on We'd
nesday there Is offered Anita King in
Whatever the Cost" Norma Talmadge's
famous crook story DE Luxe Annie will
be presented on Thursday, and on Friday
there will be shown the late Harold
Lockwood and Marguerite Clark in Wild
flower" ono Of the most successful photo
dramas in which either of these stars
ever appeared The final day OF the week
there will be presented George M. Cohan
In his story Of the reformer bartender
Hit the Trail Holiday" an action comedy
drama with all Of Cohan's usual pep
Suburban-May Allison in winning Be-
atrice," pleasing comedy drama with
plenty of action, will be the attraction here
today, followed on Monday and Tuesday by
Margarita Fisher In her rollicking travesty
on American ways" Fair Enough" Bessie
Barriscale masquerading as a cowboy in
1.-TWO Gun Betty" will be the offering
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23
This Author Had Faults
Modesty Not One of Them

From a middle western town
the other day came scenario
submitted to Maxwell Kafger,
Metro director general, as
screen vehicle for Nazimova. In
fortunately, the writer had some
fatal faults as an author, but
modesty was not one of them.
81 believe" he wrote, "that this
story can be made into a picture
more wonderful than 'Revela-
ton more marvellous than Toys
of Fate more magnificent than
Out of the Fog and more stu
pendous than Eye for Eye In
fact, great as Nazimova is, my
story will add luster to her pres
tige."
The manuscript, Immediately
typed and bound on blue legal
backing, consisted of "a sheets of
foolscap. 1t began with a blank
page, then this elaborate title
sheet:
Nazimova productions. Rich
ard A. Rowland and Maxwell
Karger present the scintillating
Nazimova> in - ,
from the story suggested by
. Adapted by Albert Cap
ellani. Directed by Albert Capel-
lani. Under the supervision of
Maxwell Karger."
Then another blank page, an
other title sheet, another blank
page. until % pages had been
given to heralding the story. The
story itself was unfolded on one
page!
AT that Karger didn't return it
with regrets until he found that
the heroine had to be in seven
places at the same time and in
one scene slew a dozen giants 1t
a blow. Its not being done, even
in the movies" he sighed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23

NORMA TALMADGE is to ap-
N pear in a Russian picture, the
~ title of which has not been
announced. Pedro de Cordoba,
Marc McDermott, Marguerite Clay
ton and Marguerite Courtot will ap-
pear in her support.
William Garwood, who is again
going to divert his activities to d.
rectings pictures, has had All all
round experience. He was for
long time leading man on the
speaking stage, and makes OCCASION
al appearances at the Morosco thea
ter in Los Angeles. He is even bet
ter known as leading man in pic
lures and has directed number of
photoplays. At one time he was
stage manager, and with it all the
popular BILLY" Garwood is a young
man yet and looks a lot younger
than he is.
Four hours after the Fifteenth
regiment, New York's famous col
ored regiment, under command of
Col. William Hayward, passed be-
fore the camera of the kinogram
organization as they marched up
Fifth avenue, New York City, the
Wednesday and Thursday. Friday and
Saturday there will be presented Fannie
Ward In The Narrow Path" with Pearl
White In 1.-THE Lightning Raider" No .,
on Friday, and Mack sennett comedy
completing the bill on Saturday. Com
munity singing has been q great success at
the Suburban the past weeks. the singing
being held each Monday night.
B0ulevard--The late Harold Lockwoods
story OF how two hoboes found themselves
in Pals First" will be the feature of the
program at the Boulevard today. The
story Is one of the finest In which Lock-
wood ever appeared, the scenes being laid
In Kentucky. On Monday there is to be
shown Gall Kane In "Love's Law" Peggy
Hyland In 'The Girl of No Regrets" will
be the offering for Wednesday, and on
Thursday there is to be shown william
Desmond in "The Prodigal LIAR pleas
Ing comedy which keeps Bill lying faster
than his friends can catch him. William
Russell in "All the World to Nothing"
will be the offering on Friday and on Sat
urday there will be shown Gladys Brock
we'll in the dramatic photodrama. THE
Call OF the Soul"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23

for Stray Dogs. At present there
are Is inmates of the home, and
an old dog fancier takes care Of
them.
Evening star., 1919-10-05
HOW THEY GET THAT WAY

/ICAY. SHORTY" remarks Swiftly
Joe as I drifts back to the
physical Culture studio after
lunch here the other day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
OFFICER Ed. HONECkER
HAS NOVEL FRIENDS

4 modern s.. i%rnE";S nf Assist -
!nc rnlr PLAYED dat. by Traffic Officer
IA Hun"r>"r At h,~ station. the. corner
Of Twelfth and Market streets. vhcr"
INC heaviest - ct: train" passes.
Offir"r Hnn"ckor has mai" friends
with III" pigeons which frequent IN"
streets III guess az food and max" their
home III III" s,nrrlc Of The Fourth street
Methodist rhurck.
These pigeons arc the descendants
Of Il iincl which took up their abode in
the b"lfry years ago and fOTagcd their
food from the streets before the advent
Of the automobile" and can I've seen fire.
aucntly struttins other portions of
Market street when there is Il lull in
traffic.
That :, pigeon has littl" grey mat
ter ~ rvdrnc"d by the fact that they
seek the Vicinity =! the traffic officer.
who haa Il big heart i .atInE under his
blue uniform and now carries feed IN
his pockets which hr generously dis
tributes around his station and tho
pigeons arc OF hand very day 10 par
ak" oi his raiinnS.
II is M odd sigh. ~ 500 Officer Hon
ecker directing tn" heavy tratnc Of
trucks wagons ana autos and scatter
lnE feed 20 tn" pigeons Al tho sa me
irmH. and tho hirhs have heCnm" SO ac-
customnd IN The" noise and cross ways
traffic hat they merely step asId. from
the course OF big truck or wagon 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
BENEFIT CONCERT
BY NAVY BAND
next SUNDAY

lis III, s,ri4tr-t d,>,,pllnar;an in
III. w..Gld.
rhar's viva, ,hr jack,"S a 'nr '1"vr-
laui uaya! lriInln; static" '"t g. FL
sign {. j. MrE"v.
"Ea, H.. j. tn ;,tr"S'. :"".' tho has
t"u 10 add.
That. has boa Mr!:"y* reputation
sine. h.. va, :tini".! ~p"ciai hl::'ipiiu-
o,i,n officer ut III" cleveland T"r"iE"n|
.h,r. ANA H." has another r"i"'"i'"''.
iIr = an arden; h""Si'.r IL athletes ana
IL, nanI.
~. - managing tn" h"'r.'l; concert
,rJi If ,hc Cleveland H"Na! Tr"iniiis
Si.,llun band :4rrangimr 10" halls. tr;'r'i
and :,Iyancr ruh:,ity ~ very Mnd.
H.. was ruhhcity manager Tor tn CHAM
r,nnsh!i football i"am vi i"v"!HnH
,,K:.s wi!ich wound IN its *'I%"" hT
drf",tiu.. the famous t'ant"vr" iron! lie
University Of riuShurEh
Alrltuv i II. was born IA E'''+" ana
w,s graduated from a." Ia" school i
Western Co!lrG" ih"!'. II" enlisted III
IN. Naval Reserves IN jul%. ~. 'ra'h'd
for lhr". muuth.. at Great Lakes. was
,..,nrn:ss, omi an ensign at Pr'h"m Fay
.NuriI ~. i?iN. , ~
1t is particularly "iiiN% ~" "r'>'!'
VII. IorIiad after ;h" morale OF ihe
u,n =, rh,. snip. Is managing IN" tour
.,b. hard The uruc"'tlS "f the CON
ccr,s arr. t. b." divided! AMONG III" land
h,y.' - Gciray ia" expenses II; IN"
SCHOOL and collrg" courses which thry
dropped In enlist.
'rh. band will CIV" r"3i''r-nri''d
crucrr, at the Court. ~ Wh""lin%. "n
snndoy afternoon and C:cnns under
thc auspices Of ihr kIwan's club. They
yr;ll raradn downtown over Il Ins "a
r,r,h "a be announced Int"r. Tickets
,r.. on salc AMONG Niwan.S "lHh MEM
h,-s a,,i .lrr b. exchanged a III" t"uri
box Office Friday morning a. o'clock.
Tho concerts will commence at and
S 50 r. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

asking that congress- nam" so"clticn
time for thu return Of tho telephone iiu"S
from THO government 10 the companies
t!,IS RESOLUTION was passed afteT 4 talk
nv Mr.. II. G.. Ellis. OF the Bell Telephone
Go.
Several other rcsolIit tons wcTc passed.
but tn" most important was the on"
against the luxury" tax, proposed by
government finance committees in CON
.:rcss. Til" luxury" tax is To b" pitid
ny the customer on any thing that IL
bought and is drawn up on IN" sam"
lines as the tax on theatre tickets. the
association sent kilograms To III" West
Eir-inla representatives in congress and
senate protesting against the proposed
luxury" tax.
The election Of officers for Tho coming
year was then held and the following:
were elected: President. Max Frank""-
berger Of Charlcston: first vic" pr''*i-
dent Ecrt s. Leopold Of F'arnont: SO.
nnd vice president. G. X. ONley, oC lliln'-
ineton; Srcrctary-trras7i-cr w B~'f:ia-
sot.. Wheeling: national director. thrrc
year term. Fl. NJ. Snrn"htrl'. Wheeling:
directors. los. Stern. parhcrsburE: Vim.
Archdearon. Grafton: VIM. Nusbr!rn.
ClarkShTrE.
Huntington was named "a the next
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
CLOTN|ERS CONCLUDE
SPLENDID MEETINGS
CHARLESTON MAN ELECTED TO
PRESIDENCY OF ORGANIZATION
HUNTINGTON NEXT MEETING.
". 3. Gibson Elected Secretary-Treas-
urer And z. N. Soanebo-n Joins
Board Of Directors.

Thu second annual convention OF the
U-.s; Virginia E"'ait Cloth!crs AsSocia-
ton adlourn.I AFTER y"st"ray afternoon 5
session. after tycp days "t strenuous
work for the officers md delegates.
Tive opcu discussion # Th"naS 4.
t'n,;lk's proposed nrw fraudulent adver-
tis,r5 law started the mornings work.
I'D ON tho absence OF AIr. f'ouik. due to
,ac illness of his f:rther. I'll" draft OF the
law WAS read by Mr. Eos. Stern. Aft"r
some discussion II was .dr7ded to fur
fh..- CONSIDER the law and = corum1 ttees
Was appointed 20 look into the advrSa-
fility OF amendments
Tho a.sSociatiorI adopted resolution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

mU"Ir lovely representatives "t beauty
FHirylnnG and Siu""U!oTS scenery and
wardrobe. ar" sufficient !u ~; ~: draw
ing powers. il"=hy H"rna:d'> "Am"ri-
can l;url"sIu.rS uiny expect . land "i-
&c" business i Ne to"rt ih"ai"f. where
they will rra"on; themselves n"Nt Mon
day ana T'u"s'lG!. in all their glory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
S7OQ SUIT NOW IN
HANDS OF JURY

The crsr Of tho lGicr Grocery cn!u-
p.tTlv vS 4 j. BcCli"r went % trial II
circuit .udG" H. NJ. Addl"man's court
yesterday moruimG. The case Wen, -"
h" jury without argument shortly after
o'clock last cy"nInG. The jury. after
d"lIbcraiinh about an h"Ur without
reaching a verdict. was dismissed until
SO o'clock th'$ morning.
Tho PLAINTIFF issuing for i claim Of
approximately 500 and tn" dcf"uda1t
has; fled Il Cpuui"r claim for approx
matcly twice that amount. Attorney y.
l.. bradshaw represented tn" pla,";.M
and Attorney Frank y. n'Bricn rhC d.
f"nGTut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

lot il pass and then return to PICK up
n r,nrscl which Officer Honeckcr mas
accidentally tossed beyond the bounoS
Of his feeding ring.
Visitors to the city marvel at This
extraordinary sight. the Elobo-trotters
SAYING thai i, reminds them of Venice
with HIS famous campanilc and thol'
sands Of p,econs which flock 10 the "S-
p,anadc Ia b. fcd by IN" tourists. But
Venice docs not have tho heavy tra1hc
Ike rha; M tho corner Of Twelfth aud
Market streets. which makes tho -"v"i
feeding "r ~" birds most c1traGrdinar.'
Mos, unv hour Of tn" day Officer
rorcrkcr can hc scnn feeding his pets
while traffic rumhics on.
ny " AZ 81 rNLiS SIAMES-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
7AYLOR'S First guilty FURS
Sale For Cash As Is Custom

such a par. Thcn she was %"u"%
cIrl. nui Il I ;rriu::E has h'"'i .'""' me-
she ,jiYguiS... dth" rar, completely. As
, rc.,,l- Mrs EuSiacr has Sil."a i,""nrr:r
known as IN" most rNH"rt stag" mother
in tL> theatrical prhfceSi"n Mr.. I"il"-
s,n -, mrs Ia ihe court january - and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
"American Burlesquers'

II AN excellent comedy vehicle N
a.i-eiar cac:. beaded w iha' "minr |,
comedian Jack 'u:"k"y' M"'ah". TIN,
fellow with IN" funny slide. feast L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

convention city and The next m""tri:;
viii t.Lkr place there IN J.E7Itlc7E 1920
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

Producer of The marvellous finn spec
iacI". "H"arIS e tho W"rld' which
opened Il return enlargement 81 l""'
days 4: tn" c"Urt last night II ~
plty!n:: this Tim" NJ popular prices and
10 douht viii PROV" ae h!G = drawing
,;trd rs on It's former presentation h"r'.
There will be Il mati'lr" d2'!y starring
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

To the vast asscmblagc OF Goats, Sets
and Pieces that represent out Winter
stock-wc have just added splendid
group Of FurS that are Of the Summer
modeS-Bcautirul. Smart, Rich, and
under an early anticipation were pnr-
chased and are to be sold at a much
less than normal price.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
Wornen's and Misses
Outing Flannel
Pajunions

vOJ should see these Carload
1 Sleeping Garments for
women and misses These Pa
furious arc made of excellent
quality outing flannel in plain
white or with stripes, trimmed
with silk frogS-one-p:cce gar
mcnts that are most desirable.
warm aud comfortabie---S1.9S
-Seco=d floor
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
1z1N7,EP - - 80 SUMNER
1d06E1 N-C-H-H-T-O MODELS

Is necessary that sell good fuM Selected PEI
models best
sold
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Read About These Basement Bargains in Hosiery
W0men's Pure Silk 81 10
Lace Stockings AeA~

A KemafkAUle FedtuTe F1InHVeISdIy
Pure Silk Lace Hose with long silk boot to knee an
garter hem. Made with high spced heel and renforced
of black and cordovan. Slightly irregular IN weave NOT
two pairs customer. Anniversary Sale price, PLY
Won,en's Pure Thread Silk Hose Womens black 20
have high spced mil
TO me Sale
irraeuIar weayes Anniversary QScl Price
Sale Price LOO Pairs Boys He
Women's Black Cotton Hose Black Cotton school sto
with reinforced heel
hem Sizes where wear Is most
qualities of boc QUO eraoes
ho.e Anniversary De o. Anniversary
s.Is price = ASs w. Sale Price,
chiIdrens Ribbed Cotton School Stockings in black
with plenty of leg length Sizes to 9H Seconds and
of SOC hose. Anniversary Sale price,
Royal-BAfgai
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-16
IN OLD HOUSE OF CORRECTION.
Shirt Concern Temporarily Occupying
State Property at Rutland.

RUTLAND. Sept. l6-The cutting
department. of the shirt manufacturing
firm of TauberLipton & Co., which has
been oecupying, temporarily, the Terrill
building on West street, was in opera
ton yesterday at the, house of ,correc-
ton, with about a dozen hands at work.
The old factory of the house of correc-
ton and the laundry, which were recent
ly leased by the shirt concern to aug,
ment its temporary quarters, are also
to be used for laundering and boxing the
products and the first cutting flannel
night robes made by the company in
Rutland will be manufactured there
these departments being in operation
by next week. 1t is expected that about
80 hands will be employed at the former
state plant by the shirt concern which
will, by the additional space, be enabled
to increase its force of 100 hands by
about. So Tauber Upton & Co., is said
to be one of the largest manufacturers
of outing night robes in the United
States, having plants in Vermont. de
voted to this business in Fair Haven
Barres Waterbury and Manchester.
/ The Tauber Upton company, whose
headquarters. is New York, leased the
house of correction factory and laundry
!, formerly occupied by the Reliance Man
lufacturing. company, only until ne. neN
I, May, The firm expects, to occupy. jts
new factory on cleveland avenue. NOV
Being built on The Site, Of one, ,whiel
lbune}d number Of mo months ag6,,abs
{ "a ~ .
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-16
EVERY WIFE HAS A RIGHT

Women who have trodden the path Of
scientific research are comparatively few
but of the number several have engraved
their names high in the roll of the distfn
guished. Caroline Herschel, who shared
the work and fame of her IMMORTAL broth
.er, is one of these Another is Maria Nit
ehell, who impaired the mysteries of as
.tronomy to students at Vassar; still an
other, is sonya Kovalevski, the Russian
mathematician. OF the women scientists
of the present day probably the mos
celebrated of all is Mime: Cnrie, who ha
been recognized as one Of the leading sci
aentists of the world since the discover,
of radium by herself and her husband
now deceased, in 1898.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-16
MORE PAY AT SPRINGFIELD.
Policemen AID Fircn,en Get Advanc
Sc a Week.

!. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Sept l6,-or-
ders for raises for all members OF the ,po
lice and fire departments and averaging
more than S. week per man were passed
by the city council last night, s9,ys
The: men q, the department. had asked
for 81 day increase. 1t is limited thseS
may enter another. petition asking the
council to. reconsider the orders Tht
police under the new scale will get !. 81 ,S2s
a year, and the fremen the same amount
The two chiefs win each draw $4,000.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-16

Queen Mary then Duchess. of York.
and the Countess of Aberdeen were the
| first women to receive honorary degrees
from any Canadian university.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-16

January /, but got the lease of the state
property until May to provide for pos
sible delay in the construction or equip
ment of the new plant