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New-York tribune., 1919-09-08
Briefs

Abraham Freshman. a manufacturer of
9l4 East 18th Street, held for exami-
nation to-day in the Harlem Police court in
connection with the death of Mary Ca
rigneno. eight years old, of 437 Pleasant
Avenue, Manhattan. who was killed by an
automobile in First Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-09-08

One hundred prominent Jewish men and
women will conduct the campaign, beginning
September 15. for 100000 for the Hebrew
National Orphan House. So St Marks Place
Ten thousand dollars already has been con-
tributed.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-08

Washington Heights Post, American Le-
brary Branch. SOB West l45th Street, to
elect officers and choose delegates to the
county convention of the legion Septem-
Der l8
New-York tribune., 1919-09-08

John S. Spodolo. veteran of the Czecho-
Slovak army struck and killed by a
loading crane which swung from a vessel
moored Mt North River pier ut Forty
fourth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-08
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly 4. T. Ste10Grt &c co.
Broodwdy at Ninth, New York.
Store Hours, 9 to $50

Good morning!
This is September 8!
The q0eather today aUiU
probably be fair.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-08
k ashn1ir Rugs

Then for the floor of a bed
room hung with this lovely stuff
are Numdhas rugs of white an
CORA goat wool, heavily felted,
and embroidered with wool in
color. These rugs may be washed.
SO that they are thoroughly prac-
tical.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-08
Embroidered
bedroom sets
from kaShnir

The "sets" consist of curtains,
bed spreads, pillow covers, bu-
reau and dressing-table scarfs.
Then there are throws for day
beds and embroidered lingerie
cases and other small accessories.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-08

In addition
There are q used pianos and pyerpianos undergoing
haulng our workrooms Among them Chickerng Emerson
Knabe Senway Wheelock and Sterling pianos may
them The will be marked instruments
take from to weeks can be
to have customers buy them
New-York tribune., 1919-09-08
Beautiful Hand
Embroidery

And are made of native raw
silk in natural color, exquisitely
embroidered with large patterns
in old designs Of India in color.
The effect Of this embroidery in
bedroom is one of glowing
enamel. 1t is delightful.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-09-13

La gentle signora era in panJofo-
lie e accappatoio: dovette, in queI-
Tarnese. accompagnare conuab-
bandferi in casa deITInendente, il
quale ordin6 subito aU'esattora di
versare, per conto della Regia, Ia
somma richiesta da Maudrin, que
sti ritiravasf, scusandosi con la bella
signora, per averle recato tanti di-
sturbi.
Arresto e Condanna di Maudrin
Ma il bel giuoco non poteva dura-
re eternamente: la notte sull'l1 di
maggie 1855, Maudrin fu sorpreso c
arrestato daIla truppa dai doganie-
ri francesi, ma sui territorio del re
di Sardegna, mel CASTILLO di Roche
fort, in Savoia Era una violazione
di territorio: Savoia Piemonte 81
.commossero; TOrinO fremette di sde-
gno, il governo sardo protesto per
mezzo del conte di Sartirana, amba-
sciatore di Carlo Emanuele III, pres
so Luigi XIV. II cavaliere di Chau
velin, ambasciatore di Francia, To-
rino, non osava pi1 presentarsi ALA
corte del re di Sardegna. Intanto 81
faceva rapidamente Ill processo a
Maudrin, di cui la Regia voleva sba-
razzarsi, prima che avesse effetto
fintervento dipIomatico. TradOtto a
Valenza, fu cOndannatO al suppliZiO
della ruota ALA forca. Una folla
immensa, venuta anche da lontano,
assistette alPesecuzione. Secondo
Tuso delrepoca, ragazzi dele scuo-
lie erano stati messi in prima fila.
Maudrin, gia assiso sulla ruota, e
scIamo:
Giovanni! prendete esempio da
me!
ALA notizia. dell 'esecuzione, il con-
te di Sartirana venue richiamato;
Carlo Emanuele III rifiut6 di ricevera
il povero cavaliere da Chauvelin. La
Francia dovette umiliarsi, riconse-
gnare ALA Savoia ire compagni ARE
stati con Maudrin, versare un'inden-
nita di 5000 franchi agli abitanti
dele vicinanze del CASTILLO di Roche
fort, maltrattati dai soldati francesi; );
inf1ne, il maresciaIIo di Noialles fu
mandate Torino, in qualita di am
/ basciatore straordinaTio per presen-
/ tare al re di Piemonte Sardegna Ie
scuse del re di Francia
PaOlo BernascOni
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-09-13
NIAUDRIN

famOsO pOtente cOntrabbandiere
In ogni epoca, il contrabbandiere
fu sostenuto daIla simpatia del pub
bIico, che vedeva il Iui una specie di
erOe, prOnto a dischiare anche la vi
ia, per non pagare il dazio. II con-
trabbando era ancor piG popolare
sotto Pantico regime francese, perch6
non danneggiava direttamente il go
verno del re, bensi Pamministrazio-
ne della Regia, da tutti destestata.
A quell'epoca, le dogane, le priva-
tive, Pesazione dele tasse, erano
date in appalto a una Societa di ric-
chi finanzieri, detti Fermiers gene
raux, che avevano allie IorO dipen-
denze circa quarantamila impiegati
agenti, chiamata Gabians.
1 Fermiers eranO naturalmente ra-
pacf, e i Gabians violenti brutal.
I delitti di contrabbando, quelii
che 81 riferiscono al pagamento del
le imposte, non eranO deferiti al tri-
bunali ordinari, bensi a commission
speciali, obbedienti al Fermiers, che
le avevano istituite.
Ogni provincial aveIa le sue tasse
e imponeva un dazio al prodotti dele
attire provincie. Ne risultava una
eonfusione inesplicabile; la gabella
del sale costituiva da sola un labi-
rinto complicatissimo II formida-
bile guazzabuglio derivante da que
sistema, e le vessazioni del Gabians
sotto il regno di Luigi XIV, diederc
al contrabbando uno sviluppo incre
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-09-13

NIaudrin e la Regia

re mdnQau IN rlHlOTLO'
Gabians della Regia col soldati del
Maudrin la Regia
Dopo Ia sua sesta campagna, ter
minata nellie Cevenne, ripasso il Ro-
dano, scese in Provenza, per la con-
tea di Nizza il cole di Tenda, pas
SO in Piemonte, a TorinO di Ia in
Savoia mel cantone di Ginevra.
Questa campagna aveva portata al
culmine la rinomanza di Maudrin; i
suoi stessi avversari 10 ammiravanO:
in sci giorni aveva percorse 400 chi
lometri col suoi compagni, in paesi di
montagna, per sentieri sepolti sotto
la neye, viaggiando anche di nOtte,
con un freddo rigorosO.
Ire la sue imprese incredibili di-
vertentissime, la pid bizzarra, spesse
volte rinnovata, consisteva mel ven
dere ALA Regia, il tabacco di contrab-
bando, ch'egli andava a prendere al
suo deposito di Carouge, presso Gil
nevra. Maudrin 81 presentava al di-
rettore magazziniere dele privati-
We, in questa quella citta, diceva:
-Ho tanti quintali di tabacco; We
Ii cedo; mi darete tanto: quindici,
! ventimila lire.
Per amore o per forza Taffare We
niva concluso, il tabacco scrupolosa-
mente pesato la somma richiesta
versata nellie mani dell lIonesto con
/ trabbandiere.
I'm mattino capit6 a Bourg con IN
carico di tabacco; il direttore della
Regia era assente, ma c'era la sua
j giovane bella moglie. II tabaccC
vaIeva 10000 lire, la signora non
aveva denari in casa.
Non datevi pensiero-disse Maui
drin, in tono cortese-ve 10 faremc
/ trovare.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-09-13
Luigi NIaudrin


Luigi Maudrin
La miseria di cui soffrivauO 81 du-
ramente Ie proyincie francesi, verso
la meta del diciottesimo secolo, rem
deva ancor pid crudele il modo con
cui Gabians trattavanO cOntribuen-
IT, Mel Delfnato, la miseria del viii
Iaggi era estrema; le valH di quella
pittoresca regione 81 spopolavano;
gil abitanti emigravano in Savoia, mel
Piemonte nella Spagna, lasciando i
campi incolti, perch6 Iesattore ave
va toIto Ioro il bestiame gil attrez-
ri agricoli.
AIlora sorse Luigi Maudrin, figlio
di un merciaio pizzicagnOlo di
Saint Etienne-de-Saint-Geoirs, villag
gio del basso Delfnato. Maudrin a
veva allora % ami; era un bel gio-
vane, dai capelli biondi inanellati,
franco, energico, ma affabile. Egli
pass6 in Savoia vi radun0 una ban
da, ALA tesla della quaIe "invase"
la Francia il gennaio 1854.
La banda di Maudrin
lie fOrze di Luigi Maudrin cOnsl-
stevano, da principle, in un centinaio
di uomini risoluti, con armi e baga-
gil, alcuni cannoncini una quantita
di merce da contrabbando, caricata
sui null, massime del tabacco, della
poIvere da fuoco degli orOlogi di Gil
nevra, delIe stoffe di mussolina.
contrabbandieri erano tutti armati
di moschetto dun coltelIo da cao-
cia, avevano due pistole ALA cintura,
due negli arcioni due in tasca, cia-
scuna due colpi. Montavano certi
piccoli cavalIi agili e robusti, alleya-
ii nellie montague, per Ioro uso spe-
ciale
La prima scorreria del celebre con-
trabbandiere, nella Francia sud-o-
rientale, dur6 circa tre mesi. Maui
drin 81 accampava in buone posiziOni
/ eve sbalIava e metteya in mostra le
sue mercantile; gil abitanti del din
torni accorrevano al campo di Mau-
drin, owe il mercato funzionaya re
/ golarmente, sotto la prOteziOne dele
armi del contrabbandieri. I bOrghe-
81 agiati, Ie dome civettuole, perfinc
/ le dame e damigeue del castelli circo-
stanti, accorrevano con la stessa pre-
mura che mettono le nostre signort
mel recarsi nei magazzini di novita.
Venduta tutta la mercanzia il ia
bacco, con un vistoso guadagnO, Maui
drin ricondusse la sua banda nell8
Svizzera in Savoia, a rifornirsi d
merce e, per ben sci volte, ripet6 Ii
sua ardita spedizione in Francia
percorrendo PAlvernia, la Linguado'
ca, il Lionese, la Franco Contea e Ii
Borgogna, vendendo tranquillamen
te Ie sue derrate di contrabbando
: ira un combattimento Paltro co
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-09-13
Voters CateChiSnl

D. Have you read the Cons each state in the United
tuition of the United States? r Two
r. Yes D. Who are orr IT.
D. What form OF Govern tors?
ment is this? R. Boise Penrose an
R. Republic T. Oliver.
D. What is the Constitution D. Bv whom are tn
Of the United States? ed?
r. 1t is the fundamental law r. By the people.
of this country. D. For how long?
y. Who makes the laws of r Six wears
the United States? D. How ranv rel
K. The Congress tives are there?
D. What does Congress con- R. ABS According
sist of? ,,,oL.o :. .-.....
R. Senate and House of KEEP m ol10 ~ eVeiy
resentatives. oI N'l10 GU ,. liN0o Dy ool ~
D. Who is our State Senator? V0I 0@1l Ge0eii0 celS
n vi 49, - ~. oL;ae o-oo,,4; elected?
of the United States? ~ Two years.
p PRESIDENT D. Who is our Congl
D. For how long is the Presi-l H. Nathan L. Stron
dent of the United States elect D. How many electo
ed? has the state of PennS
R. -Four years. R. Thirty-eight.
D. Who takes the place Of D. Who is the chic
the President in case he dies! tive of the state of
R. The Vice President. vania?
D. What is his name? R. The Governor
X. Ihomas II. Marsnal. D. For how long is
d. BY whom is the PresldenV ed?
of the United States elected?
X. BY the electors
D. By whom are the electors "no - VIC "o'
chosen? H. W. " oproull'
R Rv the neople D. Do you believe
y Who makes the laws for lied government?
the State of Pennsylvania. ~ YES
r The Legislature D. Are you oppose
n What does the Legislature ganized government?
consist of? ~ NO.
R. Senate and Assembly D. EDO you belong II
D. Who is our Assembly cret society who teacht
man? .~-~~e,ss,,, ,szys ss.- believe in organized
R. j. T. Davis. ment?
D. How many States IN the R. No.
union D. What is bigam
w. Roi'S-elsn' lygamist?
D. When was the Declaration r, One who believe
OF independence signed! ing more than one wifi
R. July A. 1776.
D. Which is the capital of the D NJ
United States?
D. By whom was it written? - "n"' 10 al "l0'
R. Thomas Jefferson. Nv "A peiS0n VIM uO
D. Which is the capital of the heVe In organized goVe
state of Pennsylvania D. Are you biga
R. Harrisburg. poligamist?
D. How many Senators has R. No.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-09-13

dibiIe, massime sulla fronqera verso
la Svizzera, la Savola, il Piemonte e
Ia Tiguria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

A Chilly Aftermath

You're the second siek-a-bsd I've
seen to-day" exciaimsd Anne a. shs
bre@r~i into Irons Toiilng~rn room
Il Just came from May Barnes and
abe has the grippe"
Irene shifted. ism, this . terrible
way TO end n wonderful dance. WHEN
Bob found the gasoline tank was
from home. ! though, u was a Joke at
nrri. But viii you ever forget how
sold We we're after that hour and =
''Ssver." Anne said with a sh,vsr.
And don't zee how Bob and Charii.
ever walked two miles and hack for
gasoline. ] would have frozen on tho
way. J know. AZ u II they have the
Anne wheaton,. Irene exclaimed,
You are tho only onr who dldn't get
sick. You certainly are lucky"
Net lucky. jgst sensihle.- Anne
our family feels they are going 20
catch cold they start riEht IN taking
Weeks. Break p-A-cold Tablets.
that - What ] did m soon m !
why didn't you ten usf whsrs IN
tho -orii do you set thenr' Irene astes.
Until today I though, everybody
knew about them. You can get than
az any druggists for twenty-five
cents. Anne explained. But you
.nould always insist on getting
week.. though. because they con-
an, n,n no ss,oin.l rnIeh really should be
We'll, after this ! certainly viii
have a Dor around" Irene said with =
Sigh as she realized that her achlns
siury had ccu'd have been proyon.sd
By q little cas-. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
MOVIE STARS HAVE
THE AIRPLANE BUG

los ANGELES. Nov. ii.--funited
Press 1.-The movies arc seeking a
higher piane-an airplane. as IT
were.
For Some subtle reason, thus far
unexplained. airplaning has strongly
appealed to the movie folk.
An a result, Southern California
now has three completely equipped
commercial flying fields. all opcr-
nted by motion picture magna'cs as
a sideline and az n means OF amuse-
mcnt. and all doing q thriving COM
nlercial business.
Cecil De Mile. noted director. was
the first TO go M in the air over
aviation. He established Dc Mile
field and later became the leading
spirit in the founding OF the Mcr-
cury Aviation company. which OPP
crates half dozen aerial taxis and
viii accept apS Job. from bringing n
prize pig 20 market or taking home
a late celobrant. TO rushing 4 busy
business man 10 Knnkakcc to attend
his rrandmother's funeral.
Then the Chaplin family saw
something funny. evidently. in avi-
niinr. sgd Chaplin, brother Of
Charlie. founded the Chaplin Air
craft corporation and started Chap
lin field in the heart OF los Angeles.
Brother Charlie put some OF his
money into u. tits Understood. SO
now the Chaplin company is owner
OF n flock OF Curtiss biplnnes and n
pair Of "ScaFulls. or flying boats.
said to 10 similar 10 the famed
''Nancies.'
Next came Thomas Incc. He
started Ince Field down at Venice.
fncc isn't in tho game commercial
" and extensively as the others.
He's Offering. however. $50. 0O0 for
the FIRST man to nv TO Australia.
The result OF all Of this is that
I % Angeles now claims to be tho
largest commercial aviation center
IN the world. Scores ere learning
30 ny and the hum Of the airp,ane
motor "a becoming such "a nuisance
that one good minister Is urging
passage 81 n law requiring flyers TO
shut off their motors when they fly
over churches. and more than one
tired resident is complaining that
those COMPOUNDED flynn machines"
disturb his Sunday morning beauty
sleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
ALL VICTIMS Of
ECzEMA'S ITCH
NEED P0S[AM

~ ~ posiam's mission TO relieve
itching eczema's cruel distress and
20 restore disordgred skin to sight
illness and health. Comfort comes
a. soon az IL Is applied 10 the sore
places. Its concentrated healing
power quickly shows. Each day
should mark distinct Improvement.
SO effective Is Poslam for eczema.
rashes. pimpios, scalp scale that
just n little of " goes far. does
that counts
Sold everywhere For free sam
pie write 10 Emerge Labora-
tories. 2f3 w. attn St. New York
City.
Urge your skin 10 become freshcr.
clearer. better by tho daily use Of
Poslam Soap. medicatod with Pos
lam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
COLLEEN MOORE NOW
WILLIAM FOX STAR

Colleen Moore. the charming little
ingenue with the bronze hair and
beautiful brown eyes. last seen here
with Charles Ray. has been signed
by william Fox to support the COW
boy star. Tom Mix. Miss Moore was
born at Port Huron. Mich. and re.
ccivcd her education at the Convent
Of the Holy Name, Tampa. Florida.
She has been seen in such produc.
tons as Hands Up" ~ Hoosier
Romance" and Little Orphant An.
ME-" In THE Wilderness Trail" a
Fox production. in which she played
lead opposite Tom Mix. she endeared
herself especially to the patrons of
the silent drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
FILM STARS HONORED

Alice Brady. star OF Roalart pic
lures. and Conrad Nagel. leading
man, We're honor guests at dinner
and reception on board the flagship
Columbia. lying at anchor in the
Hudson river. off the seth st. pier
New York. on Sunday evening. Fol.
lowing n dinner. motion pictures.
with Miss Brady as the star. and
Mr.. Nagel AS leading man, were ex.
hiblted on deck OF the flagship. this
feature being arranged by Rear Ad.
miral II. =. Huss. Among the guests
were Admiral and Mrs. Huss. Lieut.
and Mrs. Davis, Alice Brady. Mr.
and Mrs. Nagcl. James l.. Crune and
long list OF guests of the officers
OF the Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
FUNERAL OF MRS. FORBES

Funeral services for Mrs. Dell 4.
Forbes. who died Sunday at her
home at 542 ~ Tith st. were held
In Port Orchard Tuesday afternoon.
Tho funeral was held under the
auspices OF tho Ladies' OF the @. A.
r. She Is survived by three sons.
all residents OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
GROWING DEAF WITH
HEAD NOISES?
TRY THIS

II You are growing hard Of hear
ing and fear Catarrhal Deafness or
" you have roaring. kissing noises
in Your ears 20 to your druggist
and get one ounce Of Parmint (dou-
tlo strength). and add to ~ one
fourth pint OF hot water and a little
graduated sugar, Take ono table,
spoonful four times n day.
This viii often bring quick relief
from tho distressing head noises
G loggc nostrils should open
breathing become easy and tho mu-
Gus stop dropping into tho throat
II II easy TO pre- pare. costs little and
"a pleasant to take. Any one who
is threatened with Catarrhal Deaf
ness or who has head noises should
give this prescription trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
Alien Slackers to
Lose County Jobs

County officials were directed TO
scan their payrolls and discharge all
allen slackors boy the county commits
sionors Monday. Attention was called
10 the state statute which prohibits
the employment OF foreigners who
sought exemption from military SER
vice because OF alien birth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

"Cascarets'' tonight sure! Your
system Is filled with liver and bowel
poison which keeps your skin sallow.
your stomach upset. your head dull
and aching and your system fun Of
cold. Your meals are turning into
poisons, gases and acids. You can
not feel right. Don't stay bilious or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

Funeral services for Ma Hses
Munro. %. who died Mondsy n IL
Columbus sanitarium. vm b he1
Wednesday at 1 ,. n ftum Bonner
watson's. Mira Munro Ina q 81
18th ave. N. She leaves . hushand
and a baby daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

constipated. Feel splendid aiwsys y
taking Cascarets occasionally. Int'
act without gripping or inconveniesr.
They never sicken you like calone-
Salts. oil or nasty. harsh Pills Ihs'
cost so little, too--Cascaren Sek
while you sleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

fUDAtS fNtthNhN
LIBERTY Arscne t.uptn story, tn"
Teeth 81 the Tiger ~ennrtt com
eds, "~aiome ". Shenandoah
rathe News
ttiMutit--wi Rogers IN Almost
u Husband Mr.. aud Mr-. Garter
lie Haven In after tho hawi,
comedy,
CotJsft N-~snita stewart In "ticr
kins dem Of Dreams" supportTd
ht aii-rtsr east.
StHtNp--t,eara flasne Tuekrrs
The Miracle Mar" second we"h
Kt> 49, World production, when
tt~srcst Went Dry"
MISSION - ttliiie uufte In Sadie
Love- Mission News fietartsls.
COLONIAL --- NadEe kcruedy 10
strictly tcnfid~ntisi"i rrts ma
natural rolared pictures.
tItTtI--DouEia - Fairbanks Ia Ills
Msle@ty. the American
CLASS 4 --- Marina 1aimadwe w
Matthias tindieatlon"I Christie
comedy isrd weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11


comment 10 make here today.
following receipt Of word from
New York that she had filed
suit for divorce against Willard
Mack. her playwright and actor
husband. Mack IL In New York.
Florence Reeds most inportnn,
picture. Tho Eternal Mother will
room be ready for exhibition in the
leading theatres. The story was
written By Theodore A. I1obier. jr
and John X. Hoibrook and deals
with question OF national i'm.
port
Anita Brown. tho plump fun.
siereEH OF the Cuckoo comedies. re.
ssnia the published statement tina,
she weighs 2eo pounds. when she
last made the Fairbanks scales
groan. they registered $50.
Thomas buchanan. author Of the
spoken drama Civilian Clothes. and
OF Geraldine Farrar'a latest Goldwyn
picture. The World and Its wo.
man" has returned 20 Los Angeles
from New York and Is continuing
his writing activities at the Cold.
wyn studios.
Two Of tho old time viiagraph
MAJ -
from coast TO coast. are renewing
their friendship and reminisclnr at
Nitagraph's brooklyn studio. They
are Maurice Costello and Van Dyke
Brooke Mr.. Costello Is playing in
Corinne Griffith's next picture. THE
Tower OF Jewels" and Mr. Brooke
appears aa the old druggist In THE
Fortune Hunter" Earle williams
next feature.
Eddie Polo and the first OF five
companies sent abroad by univer.
sal have just returned TO tho United
States and are filming tho interior
scenes for The Thirteenth Hour" in
the studios at Fort Lee. New Jersey
Scenes for this serial were taken In
Arizona, Canada. ireland. Scotland.
England and France. Peggy oDarc
Is starred opposite Polo.
Helen Ware, the actress, mot An.
tonic Moreno on shipboard when he
came TO this country as n i5-year-oid
boy and predicted great things for
him nm hs a. hs.
answered the call OF the
screen instead OF the stage. but he
achieved success. Now he IL a VITA.
graph star.
Jerome II. Remick & Co. music
publishers of New YORK and Detroit.
have published n song entitled "Out
of the Market OF Souls" which was
inspired by the Thomas II. Ince pro.
duction. "'rhe Market of Souls" in
which Dorothy Dalton starred.
For the scenes I'm Ills Life'a Test"
Frank Kecnan's latest production. n
small Southern village has been
built. down TO the smallest detail.
under the supervision OF Robert
Brunton. The town Is from actual
photographs Of a sleepy village in
Louisiana. taken by Gertrude n. An.
drews, author OF the story.
David Griffith wants congress to
pass n law making it criminal Of.
Tense TO plagiarize motion picture
or the name OF n motion picture pro.
Queer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

This is the tcap Billie Burke iookss fire minutes after
her marriage to handsome Italian count in Sadie Love-
delightful comedy at the Mission this toeek The
Of the oored look pretty Bes face is the voce at the
other end Of the hne-ifs her old Sweetheart Jim Waely
chom she is sure her "ton sour in spite of the fact that
she has just become the tcfe Of another Moreover
former affinity Of the husbands also looms the brides
horizon and matters tn merry
Sadie Lore" is screen version Of Avery Hopcood's
ftnnU Broddtcdy farce.