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The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-10-27

the prices for coal being lowered aa
the result of the commissions oTders
to reduce prices to the December,
1918, level, the retail prices for
coal have steadily increased since
the order was issued without any
action being taken against the coal
profiteers by the state commission.
The letter also lays the onus for
shortage in coal supplies on to the
mine operators and absolves the
miners from all blame. 1t is de-
clared that the coal miners were per-
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WOMAN FOUND GUILTY Of
HAVING MURDERED NUN
Special United Press Wire. J

= Leland, Mich. Oct 27.-Mrs
Stanislaw Lypczynska was found
guilty late Saturday of the murder
of Sister Mary Janina IL years ago
The jury was out 10 hours.
Mrs. Lypczynska was the house
keeper for Father Bilenowski, pas
tor of St. Isadore's church 1t was
charged the killing of the sister was
through jealousy The body was
found buried under the church.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-10-27
U. S. CONSULAR AGENT
IS RANSOMED
Especial United Press Wire,

Washington, Oct. 81. - The
American embassy at Mexico
City, sent Il message to the state
department. announcing that Con-
sular Agent Jenkins, who was
robbed and kidnapped by bandits
at Pucbla, had been released on
payment to the bandits of Il ram
som of $15O,OO0. Information in
regard to who paid the ransom
was not contained in the message.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-10-27
THE WEATHER.
Fair and warmer.
POLICE CLUB new YORK
LONGSH0REMEN
Especial United Press Wire. ]

Especial United Press Wire.)
New York, Oct. 27.-Scores
were injured in a riot following
q clash between 1000 strike SYM
pathiZers and several hundred
others which occurred in Brooks
lyn this morning. Clubs, stones
and fists were freely used and re-
volvers were fired. The police
reserves, vigorously welding their
clubs, finally restored order.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-10-27
LAB0Rl1lES TO
CAUCUS IN
CAPITAL
Delegates From All Over the
World Assemble for Series
of Meetings at Washing
ton, D. G.
Special United Press Wire. }

w a h i n G ton, Oct. 27.-The
worlds workers will caucus here this
week through the National FEEDER
alton of Trade Unions, which opened
here today, the international Con-
gress Of Working Men which opens
tomorrow, and the international La
Dor Conference of the league of ma
tions, which is scheduled to hold its
first session Wednesday.
Men and women known through
out the world for their labor work
are here prepared to collect it's full
influence and direct it along the line
to impress the governments and pub
lie world sentiment, and capital
with the necessity for immediate re-
form of social and economic legis-
lation and procedure.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-10-27
WILSON THREATENS TO USE
THE MILITARY TO ENFORCE
SLAVERY upon COAL MINERS


Washington oct 27.Whilc waiting for the miners
Wcr to the request for withdrawal Of the strike order
ernment officials state they ready to act to protect the
pubics interest should the strike The food control
law it stated gives the government opportunity to
take hand IN the strike through its provisions making il
legal to interfere with productions and allowing the govern
ment to take over the mines to insure production
Even without this law it pointed out the stpreme
court broad definition Of powers would the
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-10-27
SENATE DEFEATS TREATY
Amendment SO
TO 40
Especial United Press Wire. J


Washington, Oct. 21.-The SEN
ate this morning defeated the
johnson amendment to the treaty,
which, proposed to cqlaiize the
voting strength within the league
of nations. by vote of :s8 to 40.
The vote came Unexpectedly at
the request of Senator Lodge
after Administration Leader
Hitc!.roris had announced he
would ask for unanimous consent
to Il vote at | 30.
II can see no reason why we
camot have the vote right now"
Lodge declared. The roll was
called without further delay.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-10-27
TIMOTHY SHEA GIVES NOTICE
anti STRIKE LAWS WILL BE
DISRECARDED BY HIS men

Masnngton oct Ri. Declaring that if any strike leg
satiOn enacted by the railroad workers would
refuse to obey the law and that any attempt by the government
to enforce such legislation almost certain to precpitae
rcvoution Timothy Shea president Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Fremen and Enginemen statement issued last
night. threw down the gauntlet and asserted that his
would consent to such handed revocation Of their
rights.
Mr Shea declared tat he proposed strike LEGISLATION
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-10-27
KING ALBERT VISITS
WITH KING KEROSENE
Special United Press Wir

New York, Oct. 27.--King Albert
flew over New York this morning in
Il seaplane. The flight started from
the Columbia Yacht club at $3.50.
aud ended with the seaplanes re-
turn at 9:56. The king visited John
D. Rockefeller ST.. at Tarrytown last
night. The visit was clothed in
secrecy.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-10-27
CLEVELAND FIRM,

Cleveland o., Oct. 21 ---Emplov-
ers here have used last of ammuni-
tion to open plants. Today everything
known was tried but it acted as Il
boomerang, for not only did no one
go back but we succeeded in getting
out men who were drawing salary
for working around the plant to
make believe they were operating.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-10-27
CUBAN SUGAR HELD Up
BY LACK OF STEAMERS
{ Special United Press Wire

Havana. Oct. 81. - Sufficient
sugar to meet the present American
demands have been contracted for,
but will remain in Cuban warehouses
until transportation is provided, ac-
cording to the statements of the
Cuban Sugar Manufacturers associa-
finn
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ment plenty of latitude for action
In passing o4ssst ha- astttTi'o ases4s laws
the supreme court justices declared
the government has the power to do
almost anything in the interest of
the nations existence.
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Subscribers Will Confer a Fay-
or by Calling So When Paper
Is Not Delivered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

YOU haven't any pep, Bert Adams,
4 judged Rosie. ANY fellow that
was head man at a big garage for 60
ing on three years would be able 20
take his girl out automobnIng now
and them
Just because work IN a garage
doesn't say that I can afford 70 buy
an auto" he said.
II didn't say buy OF own a car. Look
lat whit Billings; he's Just an ordinary
helper az sesly's garage and doesn't
he take Mile out every blessed nfrht2
How do you think feel hearing 9Ili-
Pie brag about the swell trips they
.have7 Oh. every girl down at the store
gets rides somehow or other except
me. Gee whiz. AID my beau works
In a garage. tor
Rosie. you know wen enough that
Whit shouldn't take those cars out.
Some night he'll get caught at his
game and then therein be the dickens
TO pay Hen not only get fired but
be might get On the penl"
Oh, you're a fraid cat Whit. anu
Mile should Worry. They're having
dandy times and should some old rich
crab catch them with his car. Wits
smart enough 10 bluff him with a rush
to the doctor story Oh. there's some
pep TO white
Let's forget autos. Rosie come on.
we'll 90 70 the beach"
Yes. hanging TO strap in troll
ley. Coming home have your clothes
fairly torn off your body getting the
last car. No. thanks not for mine
-Wel. then let's take a trolley out
ia the country just for The ride
"Oh, say, that's too exciting, she
laughed sneeringly- Guess I'm go
ing 10 bit the hay, Bert
He rose obediently. coming closer 20
say good night, but Rosie refused him
her fresh. pretty mouth.
Bert walked slowly homeWard.
thinking hard Was Rosie right was
he afraid3 Ii did seem queer that he.
handling dozens OF cars every day 10
the towns biggest garage should not
be able TO give his girl a single rids7
he knew half a dozen chauffeurs who
used their employers cars when the
owners were safely in the theater or
away on a trip. IL seemed dishonest
10 Bert And there was little Rosie
tearing out her heart for a ride, grow
ing bitter and envious al on account
OF his scruples-
Instead OF going home. he walked
to the garage Unconsciously he went
straight TO Dr. Thompson's new little
roadster. It was dandy little ma
chine He could imagine Rosie. bub-
bling with JOY, smuggling down Ia the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

rage during the winter The fur Is
pale gray underneath and tipped
with brown.
Gladys Brockwell. star OF The
Devils Riddle believes that the one
By drawing down the corners OF the
mouth, says -rhe girl OF a thousand
expressions" one not only gets the
desired expression for playing the
role OF caloused woman. but gets
also the proper state OF mind
The latest william Fox production
IN which those popular young CO
stars. Albert Ray and Elnor FAIR
are the featured artists has been
changed 20 -Nagahond Luck Ir
was called during the filming "A
Little PRAYER for Rain
Bessie Barriscale has completed
Kitty Kelley NJ D." and Is taking
a short rest before beginning the
OF Reckoning Roads the
popular Jean Judson story
James Aubrey gets into some OF
the most trying and extremely singu-
lar situations IN his new Eitasrapn
comedy, Mates and Models" As the
name Implies. there are many beau
tiful girls in the feature
Antonio Moreno has returned from
his visit 70 New York and immedi-
ately plunged into the production Of
the new serial that was started last
week under the direction Of VIM. j
Bauman. This new serial VIII be
made almost entirely in the vicinity
Of Los Angeles. and VIII therefore
be different iu every scenic phase
TO the last continued drama which
was made az Truckee.
Bessie Love. under David Smiths
direction. Is wen into the production
OF --PeEeen." the rural romance
from Eleanor Hoyt Brain
srd's novel OF the same name-
Corinne Griffith's latest Vitagraph
feature TO be released, The Bramble
Bush" Is a play after the stars own
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
i'Tiger Rose" In Its Third
Season-London Actors
ArriVe Ia America.

NEW TORE Oct A-Cosmo Hauail-
IN ton has given TO the stage one OF
the most delightful comedy dramas Of
the present season IN Scandal" IN
which Charles Cherry and Franeins
Larrimore are co-stzrrins at the
Thirty-uinth Street theater.
u is bedroom type Of play. but
totally unlike most Of that brand IN
that il Is not offensive. not even to
the most sensitive. Hamilton has
written with such skin that the Of
dsnslve parts. II they could be termed
offensive. are forgotten IN the strik-
Ing and dramatic situations thar
arise
The theme is not a new one By any
means A Beautiful young and pam
uered daughter OF the rich. IN an lef-
fort 70 be naughty. has taken 10 VS.
7tfnr at uiGhL the rooms OF an artist
Noted for his affairs with members OF
the fairer sex She had been guarded
so closely by her family that she felt
she simply must breaE some rules OF
society in order to have a good time,
and. as she explained &c, she wanted
20 find out Just what attracted Won
en- 70 lady Killer
This Fast, Eihs Faster.
Surprised in the rooms OF the art
ist at night by her indignant family
she thinks fast and 1i1E even faster
An old time friend Of the family. a
man whom the family had hoped
would some day be the girls husband.
iired 5ust across the hail from the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

heart Kaly Dial the heroine is a
southern Eiri-so IS 1Iiss Griffith by
birth seldom. she SAYS, has she had
a role that appealed 10 ner SO
strongly
u is only a short time now before
Fitagraph releases The WoL1, the
screen version Of the famous drama
by Eugene Walter. which has been
made into picture form for Earle
Williams. IRE picture was finished
some tiue aso-
Unable 70 find suitable settings
and scenery On close enough proNl-
nifty 20 provide a background Tor
one OF the scenes On Viola Daua's
newest photoulaT. the producers OF
The picture. screen Classics. me-
have decided 90 build an entire sum
mer hotel; ana then burn y down I9r
that scene iu -Plaase Get Married
which calls for IT,
There are bathing girls and BATH
Ing girls From every cline comes
different type Of beauty and Tar
different type OF dress The dark,
blonde beauty Of sweden. the Eng
lish maiden and the French co1ue-re
are al gathered at one bathing pool
Each IN her native bathing costume
poses Before Earle montgomery and
Joe Rock in their latest comedy.
-Namps and variety" Zach maiden
exercises ali her Wles and arts TO
win favor with these comedians, bat
10 takes the American girl in her
one-niece bathing suit and wonder
rul PHYSIQUE % do fancy dives and
swimming strokes and win the al-
probation OF these two judges There
are many extremely funny stunts
pulled ia this feature
Frederick 1lalesta. who appears in
Metro pictures. IS nephew Of NTH.
The Italian premier He BEGAN his
STAGE career iu italy when IS years
old
Bert Lyrau VIII star ln G. film ver-
sion OF Sir Gilbert Pzrkcrs rhe
Right Of WAY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
JOY RIDINC-THE STORY OF 4 BOY WHO DARED
BECAUSE OF A FOOLISH GIRL WHO DARED HIM


comfortable seat. How they would en-
JOY a little spin over the country
roads. but Of course. he would not
take o.. Poor little Eosiei And Dr.
thompson a wealthy man. having
several automobile only used the
little gray roadster 10 the daT time
ne never would know the difference
. IL were out Tor an hour or two in
me evening But. OF course. Bert
would not dream o. taking IT. Poor
little, disappointed Rosie.
The next evening when Bert called.
Mrs beecom told him that her dalgh-
ter bad gone 20 the movies with some
girls.
And the following evening the
mother. very much embarrassed. for
she liked Bert. again told him that
Rosie was CUT
-Ill be around Saturday said Bert
slowly, Tell her 10 wait Tor me.
please
A very pouty. zuiky Rosie greeted
hir- no she would not 20 10 the
movies and she did not care Tor any
Ice cream. She had a headache and
she wished that she had accepted
WHIT and Miiies invitation 10 80 for
a ride.
Bert looked at her keenly but said
nothing. He left early.
poi going 20 work tomorrow Ro-
place
-Oh evsrything's so crowded on
sundays. she replied indifiarentlv.
berr never came around ala the
next week, but on saturday night he
drew up in front OF the Bascom home
in neat little gray roadster
Rosie, Rosie be cried eXcitediy
running into the house house Come
out and see what's lere-
Rosie took one look and then with
a little shriek Of delght fell around
ms neck Bert you darling Oh YOU
do love me No. as he was about 10
speak. 'dont tell me who Be- belongs
lo- I don't want 90 know Us Please
Bert. 10 would spoil my pleasure-
" ale we Two are out in ft. then t
belongs 90 Us. seei giving him a sem
erous hug-
They were happy. those two JOY
riders as they slipped out OF the city
TO the long blue lines az smooth
nlacac1m roads. Bert drove very
carefully. not fast and when the dav-
light ended, he grew even more cau-
lous
Suddenly without the least warn
Ing. a ushtless. heavy touring car
came tearing out OF a side road.
swerved to the right Oh a wide bad
curve. Instantly Bert spun his
roadster 20 the extreme edge or the
street but the heavy touring car. eri-
IDENTIFY under poor control crashed
into them.
With one scream OF terror. Rosie
jumped from tine machiQe into the
ieWy hedge For moment she heard l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04


6errs voice. steady above the thick
drunken shouts. Then the Big moi or
backed. reversed. and leare1 into IRE
hlackusss
A few hours later. llrE Eascou
held q trembling e1bcirE girl il her
arms quite unable 20 comfort her
Mother. mother POOR Rosie
walled. 7 made Bert do it; you know
do clu1't leave am any peace
till be took &c out And now I've
ruined him. zen be fired; be might
have no go 90 iaii- oh. mother. He
have 90 draw out all his savings %
pay for the damage and he was sar-
ing tor our little homai I've been
such wicked. selfish girl We could
have Beer happy. J didn't know
~i-el hlshed the mother softly.
ne -l1l Bert wasn't hurt much.
Think eff sou lost hint
-ph. ] krov.7 moaned Rosie fn-
cons. Iaalr. and Il WAS lucST We were
so near tle trolley. kert PM me on
chine rlI they toWed BIN Ir- IL
didlr eVer -et chance % SPEAK 20
llr and TIL him I.al % was an r~
la- Heca.re1 couple OF farmers
came around and didn't want them
Rosie rerid not 20 70 the store the
next morning. instead she sat In her
mothers Kitchen. Iale. crushed snI
utterly rerenranL
arcuud ociocs the hack door
opened a1l there stood Bert his arm
hlnlas ad bud bis face lighted With
love and concern for Rosie
She came forward -lmldlT and in
low sraT voice he-Eal for forgive
ness a.i ne different girl from
now On. ser- f voul only give ne
auoLnar chance NHl-f SO anxious.
~ were sou -Irel
- Ired be- ecloel with a Bic
hearty iau-h tIeu seriously. eSIr
down PEI md listen. 7 want 70 ~
You elueln 1885, about ten DAYS 80
Dr. fn1uHrel smashed up his noe
road ler ALMOST Ln srIithereens ne
wanted 90 -el it Tor junk ana ~
fer7l nm SUI fcr p and gol cha ~
WorEeu evenings and SUNDAYS 10
got b. in tne shane with MOI -~et
expense ana 7 Wnured 10 t=n ~
last ni-lt before Na started. p--i.
but 0u couldn't Ief me --r
-hon-uf HeII. IT'D fool 1or for . r.r
o. 81 aud tIan surprise na-fH
EN stopped an Instant To- -- Is.
open UPS ana -ne emared eres har,-e
llu- all DO you know who re-, ~
Is las- niE1t- The bcsss son. n.'-
wild -ellow. but say. he rait -f--.-
ior-l ABOUT % lnis morning a17 E..
going 10 pay for au the darr--- Il.
'ur c9-l Rosie, and what's ro-s ..-
BOSS gave me raise. Say. 1itlT. rf-lr
ana lne blue eyes swan Ia 49,
e-i-- ress We better Be f7-rI--
Z some iafnitura and so nat hua.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

william S. Hart Nary PicEf1rd and
Marshal lNailan financed TRIP By
cifc coast 10 washington e petf-
ton for me return OF American boys
from Siberia
To Supervise The ART work q her
first production. Catherine Curtis has
engaged william Curtis fno raLa-
tionl. the Photographic OF North
American Indians
Wien Monroe Salisbury completes
become e star for the First Ea-L11ll
circuit
s. 7 Eothapfsl New Tork'z mo-
ton picture ezni1i-7ri ls o. ne way
% ,he zarilie coast . devote bis tal-
ents 70 rhe service % one q the Kim
producing companies
"Paris Grean.- Charles Rays next
stor-, yin have to 40 with az Aueri-
nc- be war film-
x thleen Clifford. formerly a var-
deVii-e zluarer viii be ieadius
wouar - DouFlas Fairbanks neEl
piclur- io- The Big Four.
Elr the part o. Leni1s 81 -Amsri-
cauieir VS. Bols1evism." Thomas 81
Incl Obtained the services o. u No
vlsoff. formerly an actor % the In
psria- thezter IN FatroErad- Re bears
a sfrlEinE likeness 10 the Bolsherizt
premier The film wll BE- the rie-
gesr OF Inces career.
Katherine Macdonald Eannetr
Harlan. Starry Anderson. Niral Barrie
Hllllar1 Along and Edwin Stevens a-e
in the cast Of rJapouerte.n film
version 81 Robert " rnambers
novel
Pa-arre=nt has paid milton del
lars for q ste I'm the heart o. New
York.
Edith storey has arrived OF the
Pacific coast 70 begin work As g Ha-
worth star. Sussue HayakaWl D. the
other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

artist The girl. to ward of the
wrath OF her folks. sends for him
and he comes IN the room Just in time
to hear her announce that she hao
married him secretly. The sstounded
but happy family pour benedictions
does not get tine 20 do any thinking.
He IS hushed IN his attempts to pro-
test, also by the whispered plea OF
the gil 70 BE a sport" As he prides
himself that he always IS that. above
everything else, he remains silent and
allows himself 70 be taken 70 the
girls home as her husband
Then For The Fun.
md then the fun and the situations
begin Stalking into the girls bed
room. which is the setting q the sec
oud set. the husband" demands that
she pay the price By living ID 70 her
duties as a wife The girl is astounded
and dismayed- She pleads In vain and
resorts to all sorts Of trickery 20 get
him out OF the room But he Is OBJ
durate and viii not 90. Finally he
forces her TO uisrobe Gin an adjoining
dressing room hidden from the au-
dience's view. Of courEel and 60 10
the door and hands out. as a parting
shot
II you and 7 were alone on a des-
ert island, and there was no hope OF
ever being rescued. would build you
a hut at one OF the extreme ends OF
the island and treat you IS a man
This was the insult the girl couldn't
forgive. But she did. OF course. in
the end. and they finally are married,
after a month Of "honeymooning-"
Miss Larrimore completely capti-
Yates with her charm Her acting IS
splendid Mr.. Cherry. while not ju-
venile BY any means, lends plenty Of
romance to the role OF the husband
ssThe TlEer Rose
David Belasco's produ cti0n OF
-----ea- Rnea- rrcanrl- har.n n. -EIrl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
Coming Releases
In Film World
eGA SPLENDID Hazard Henry
- -r~-r.,..r, ~,

60 A SPLENDID Hazard. p Henry
n walthan. Dwan.
sacred Silence" william Rus
sell Fox
II 1 Were King" william Far
mum. Fox
The Heritage Of Eden" Mad
lame Traverse. FOX
The Devirs Riddle" Gladys
Brockweu, Fox
''vagabond Luck" Elinor Fair.
''The Feud,n Tom six FOX
The Girl in Bohemia Peggy
Love. Honor and obey" House
Lefty Pauline Frederick,
Goldwyn.
The Little Shepherd OF King
dom Come Jack Picizford, Cold
-The street Called Straight"
Milton Sills. Goldwyn-
The Lone Wolf's Daughter"
Louise Glaum, Hodklnson-
The Right Of Way" Bert Lyten,
Metro.
''The Teeth OF the Tiger" Para
mount-Artcraft-
Easy 10 Get" Marguerite clark.
Paramount
The Tree OF knowledge Rob
ert Warwick. Paramount
Behind the Door" Hobart Bos-
worth. Paramount
'rhe Woman IN the Suitcase"
Enid Bennett. Paramount
The Hayseed," Roscoe Arbuclrle.
Paramount
Faith OF the Strong" Mitchell
Lewis. Select.
The Glorious LADY Olive
Thomas. Se1znick.
His Word OF Honor" Owen
Moore, Selznick.
Loot ora CareT. Universal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

.-~- Witnessed leI lllcA marriage al
tempts biaclzmaiL That's where com
plications arise.
from the hand Of Caroline sayre. the
famous bluegrass humorist who
wrote Kentucky Lew" Missouri
Folks" and Sold It Is a comedy Of
the Texas oil fields
William Russell. Fox star. was
working on exterior sets IN sacred
silence not long ago a man stopped
and said 70 him. BILL 7 never
thought you'd do it, Mr.. Russell. not
recognizing the man. asked who he
was and what he was talking about
wen, I'm your first manager.
When you we're nine I handled you
in 'Chimmie Fadden-' Russell and
his first manager had dinner to-
gether that night
Albert Ray. who IS featured with
Elinor Fair is called upon 70 ride
a racehorse in "Vagabond Luck"
supplantlng the regular Jockey
Peggy Hylands FOX photopIay.
The 1lerry-G o-Round." Is fun OF in
terestinE circus scenes When one
Of the larger sets was being made
Miss Hyland entertained the children
Of the Los Angeles Home for Grip
pies The younEsters enjoyed I'M
meuselT the novel sieht-a circus and
a motion picture IN the making.
Several nights after the first
showing 1v William Fox OF -kath-
leen 1Iarourneen- at the 9Th street
thearer. New York. Theda Bara. the
star. received a letter from an ad-
mirer. who said he WAS bora IN
County Cork. Ireland. requesting her
photograph. She sent IT, In return
she got a shamrock.
True 20 her reputation as the best
dressed woman on the screen Mad
laine Traverse. Fox star, was the
first TO introduce in this country the
new FUR which is extremely popular
I'm Paris one Of the costumes she
wears in her latest Fox photoplay.
Shares Of Paris" IS trimmed with
Mongou. a long silky fur ike an
cora, which is destined 10 be the