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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
WOMAN pREsIDEs IN HOUSE.

Sacramento, Cal, March S--For tho
first time in the history of the Golden
State a woman has presided over the
house of the California legislature.
Miss Esto Broughton, assemblywom-
sn from Modesto, took the chair in the
lower house on the invitation Of Speaker
Wright and welded the gavel during
part of the Friday afternoon session.
Miss Broughton is not stranger in the
halls of the Jaw makers. She served
in previous sessions as an attaene.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
NAVAL CASUALTIES

Washington Mar. Naval casual
ties were reported today as follows:
Lieut.. Joseph H Williams, U s N
R F, died Of gunshot wound received
on board U s Brooklyn; address Pat
erson N J
Ensign James S Eadie, Flushing N
X; died of pneumonia at st Nazaire
hospital, France
Boatswain Arthur Grove Lucerne
MINI, died U S naval hospital Brook
iyn, of injuries
I Albert # Hadel, chief machinists
mate, Roxbury Mass. died of seaplane
eccident,S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
CALLED OFF GENERAL
STRIKE, AND WORKERS
Will CO BACK MONDAY
Settlement OF Berlin Revolt Reached After German Cab
met Granted Soviets Constitutional Recognition
Some Fighting Continues In Parts OF City, But Amer
lean Mission Is Still Safe In Adlon Hotel

superior government force. The Alex
anderplatz had been battered until it
resembled front line village. The
kaiserstrasse was strcwn with dead snd
wounded.N The latter were without med
ical attention. It was unofficially esti-
mated that the fighting has resumed in
the killing of 300 and the wounding of
500, mostly rebels.
Additional regiments have arrived
from eastern Prussia to assist in the
work Of mopping up,
The members Of the American mis-
sion are still safe in the Adlon and Pal
ace hotels, the fighting having died
down in the immediate vicinity Of these
places,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
DR.. DONEY ADDRESSES
GRADUATING CLASS
Spoke In Interesting Manner
On His Subject, "a Safe
Democracy

X X X i 4 X X X x X X X X 4;
:; X
J: "The miracle Of human life \.
X is the multiplication Of power, \:
X but the most dangerous thing X
X in the world is unrestrained \:
X power \;
X "The birth of democracy \;
X came about through the desire \:
X for human liberty. 1t is the \.
X task Of civilization today, moi X
X only to make the world safe X
X for democracy, but to create X
X democracy that is safe for X
X the world to have" X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
STATE HIGHWAY BOARD
LETS MORE CONTRACTS
FORROAD IMPROVEMENT
Decision Also Made To Pave
Six Miles North OF Jef-
fersOn.


Dnas n. ~
of''""u VIZ MAI Two con
tracts for road work, involving an ap-
proXlmatc expenditure OF S300,OO0,
were let FRIDAY by the state highway
commission.
Ihe contract for grading and paw
ing seven mlie section n LINN coun-
ty between Albany and jefferson was
awarded to A. D. Kern or Portland,
whose bld was $loS'ssl 9o, segregatea
as follows; faVlng Sl4o,9fo, grazing
VIZ, g,oohoo'
me graulhg Is TO pe pald Ior py
Linn county, winch mad the opllon OF
either doing the grazing Itself OF
awarding 1T to the paving contractor.
The state VIII aid the county TO the
extent OF Slo,ooo by advancing tno
money without interest ehafge ana DC
reimbursed next year,
The next lowest bidder was inc war
ren Construction company, VINO oIIer-
cd 10 do the paving work Tor Sl4o,ooo
and the grading Tor Sz4,Sse.oo.
John Day WORK Advanced
IN. 4 al,
n,iio - .ost;a s4"l = 'ha tbo tobn nag b;abwav v
if9 CO. ooo.-Yl no,,,tv ~ -" hotweon 1--we Tobn nav M
- paa;,, 1sn. VVii' Ca !, al s"ot oantroot ns oiy
anu iaiiIe y ~, 'no sols'i (; r. - m@' 81 n
~ oe " ~ q, M, D. noln' masae IA ~ ~as ~
~ ~ i,,,. ~ e. eaaas. aomsss "a @ios 900 AZ
NJ; ~ i-ilio'' eoSora1 Ia nrnioo+ ~
n1s = . .eueisi ~ rios@ ,ios;t, ~ h;as
Owing. to an 1rregularlty the DldS
Vah;,l W. sH1 Iaa4.aas iauns 80 Sor,goen nrond
ai'iliiii ~ Mn, 1eIa io%a DeaGa n;aatad mo
lsoiiue CIV ~, Doapn, |si ,,,nytian5 ~ IL r i .
pa9JosI "a "a, o;oot wy tH '',nHar +bo nos+ rcad
ioiei"i "i' P'oJoo'' "A''s Wy i''' -V,'
"o1 .l,o oioo4oa eop 4ba mao.
Dlue WIZ ''4Io ~ - - af e. 4ba pae;f.
ana,nl1ins u 'no rl; 1891 - ,4, ,,,o No.
~ l.e"w@1 ~ - aas,. "D' "a 'l'g CO croolF
,Tpen "v,i 10 - tn D nroiooi viii bo
- i'iii.s - lsif' tl' -. al,a,.i;.na r.
par, anu M1li ~ sa,atod - = IN tIo ons;
nc conilnlssion ~ ln ins uosep ~ aoo;f;es nv
~. ~ p - P''t9 e -, 10 - nd
Iloils lui q nun'D'i - S;aL N" pe Nae Iii
sr"ulhs Pioyoo.' ~ W. al;-sn g oe Tho
pe oPeh.u az m, sne oe tn e sol',da.
coiiinilsaion, "%rSn W. ~ a. po nv"
i"V-ns ,oI w. 80 W c. oorn+v
Iavlns - y einis III .aa n Coonino 9oVS
De1ween ~" 1re4;iIs rnie4u Du annt4 ho+wean
@Ving ~ 1i'''i1r1 ITa oI;-,a3o | ata+o
Miltch anu tne "''a'nii' 'VH '"'-
oonnuary' -, m.u;oa ooun+v
raVlhg si1 ni.es ~ ss1an ~"
between I, . clloison s;. %no % I;.a county
favlng anu grau,as a Tnnaant ~ a" =
peLWoen A'paiiy NV IaaaEt;,o tansDn' county
faVlng : niies - s 9osoPnale nna,o .o' .osaal,
between WOE la eroeh anu ans'4,' ui%NS A. t,noan
INlilg ~ Dousia1 a,1s oOan' 1 bot,woen
Dahlanu a,S "nu ono si''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
THINK THAT GERMANY
NAY BE RESoRnNc TO
Her USUAL TRICKERY
Speculations Rife To Motive
In Breaking Shipping Con-
tracts With Allies.

Washington. Mar. S.-Germany 3 re-
fnsal - +nrn go hon a..h.nt .A;ns
u''i - ~ wv nv '"s' ."""' 9r'p'
Tor shipment home OF American troops
mas aroused tne wiaest speeelatlon ana
comment among o1ficlals ana diplomats
mere
IN 'ne absence OF detalis OF her ae-
@ .ion at epa, o,Ilcials mere Know only
shae germany mas 9roken tne contract
ner oIIieiais signed with chairman
nurlsy OF 'ne oniteo states snlpping
poard' ana other aiiiea representatives.
iast January 10 turn over her merchant
men
POSSIBLE motives Tor uermany s &c,
tion are peheVed 10 De;
rirst' ner Internal eohdiuon-partle-
uiariy as REGARDS Iood-nay De sucn
ehat hef present government IS AFRAID
10 turn over the vessels Tor rear OF
giving the opar'acah group cry OF
protest;
! second, tne strong sailors councils AZ
nerihahy ; ports may nave served no
tlce on tneir government that the SHIPS
coula net leave unless they were man
ne dpy uerman sailors lnot provided IN
accepeca1. or,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
PLAN TO FEED PEOPLE
OF STRICKEN AUSTRIA
APPROVED BY COUNCIL

This Principle May Be Extso To Re-Victuallng Ger
many.---PrOvisiOns Are = e In Program Whereby
Germans Would Be Able Buy Supplies, First BY
Permitting Them To EniSs In Export Trade, And
Second, BY Allowing TheF5 To Establish Neutral
Credits.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
Weather Report.

! Oregon: Tonight aud Sun
/: day rain west pcrtion, probab-
II rain or snow east partions
colder east portion tonight;
gentle soatheasterly winds
shifting to westerly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08

CONTINUED on page three)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
The Rhyming Optmist
By ALINE

Oftentimes my plans get muddled
and things don't turn out just right,
and | feel perpleXcd. befuddled. like
n walking in the night. And I grow
SO wcary-hearted, for the world seems
some way wrong; not as when youths
tourney started with the sunlight and
the song. And hopes then grow faint
and Kicker like spent candles burning
ont. and the shadows creep IN Kicker
shadows Of distrust and doubt. But
DO YOU suppose L mutter. We'll. |
guess I'd better Quit?" Those are not
the words utter while ] make those
shadows Sit. Though the prospect
looks unsiGhtly as it dawns upon my
view. lust grin upon it brightly and
ask. Who's scared of you?" When
sec great hunks of trouble and
there's not one thing seems good, why,
my grin l then rcdouble and- start
TO saving wood. And it's great to
see 'em scatter. every Weakened
b~uEaboo. when / holloa to 'em, '.Snat-
ter? who do YOU thinks scared OF
you?" Since the day learned to
whistle and to give an icy stare. cares
seem lighter than a thistle and soon
vanish into air. They are much like
people, truly, ali these cares both small
duly, they will haste TO pull their
freight. Any fellow is a dufcr who
lets Care his footsteps trail, for this
Care is but a buffer and his tactics
can't avail. When ] feel my spirits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
Little Bobbie and His Pa
By WILLIAM II. KIRK.

] have thot the time is about ripe.
sea ia. for sum moar Of them crate
drammys like Mister Shakcspecr rote.
! guess the time wud always be
anybody ripe enuf to rite them.
| have been thinking of giving it
4 whirl, sea Pa.
You doant say so. sed Ma.
Yes Pa sed. know how to rite
fast as can talk, scd Pa. Tina is
half N-2) "t the battel. Pa scd.
am afradc you have cut out a
t%crribul big contrack for yuresclf. sed
Ma. Doant you think you better keep
on working at the office?
Not ]. scd Fa, l am about to soar
The whole wurld will be Citing a
stiff neck looking up at me, up thare
IN tho clouds. Sod Pa.
You arc moast amusing at times.
sec Ma.
will bewiller them all the moar
when t!!ay beer OF my latest riunt.
specr plays neerly reddy 70. Tia pmL-
lick. The only 0ucstum -. sed Pa,
is the publick reddy for me?
] guess the publick is always yeddy
for any ritter TO do his wocsc. sed Ma.
The publick may be setting eeven now
In shudder-inE ~suspenders. sed Ma,
waiting for the appecrence OF yurc first
blank verse play.
1t may cum sooner than what taay
think sed Pa. ! will let you heer 4
few lines. jest {" show you what has
cum out of my mind. How is this for
q scecn deepIci;ting tcllusy, sed Pa.
Q woman, long the yeers | trusted
Aud long Try ecrs for trus.AAg you
at all!
That is a vary sut,el lit.le slam
at sum lady. isent Il? sed Ma.
SUITED is rite, Sed Pa. & iissen 10
this. indicating Sco:n, sed "a.
Q woman! Thare's a Hall OF Infamy
Deeper by far than any Hall CO Fame
& into It l now do pitch yura name
with al the speed & curves wich II
possess!
How is that for high! sed ia.
fritty low, ] wud say, seL Ma. WHY
are you all she time picking on the
lady In the play so savidge: sed Ma.
EeckauS che IS y vampire. sed ia,
ccdly as a buzz saw. In the las; act
OF this play ! fix her COOL & plenty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
Majority OF Popular Vol. po.. ~.
NeceSAurily II~., "

hIoIe for II candidate for ton..
70 Fec.!yr a majority OF the popula ,
s"no nnd stu not be elected. In 1875
y etst as . Is, ,!fen rse.iysd t.2st.ssa
II Hayes and 1%.:ts for ali othrr c .or
a;,N,rS: n.HinE 4 clear majority ovr,
M"hiciy ne Gle.tora! commission, "a
ne election WAS referred - rSuit 9Il
,riGEJ,"'a! votes 10 Hayes and 1S4 -
daGen. and ~thcrcupon the ormcr 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
Tho Nobel Prize

!. n. -, Giasgow.-The Nobel rr,zes
gre divided equally among rccipient.
i%r distinguished work in physics
cnemistrE,. physiology or medicine
,ns"'lst!c literature and in the promo
mace at Stockholm. Sweden. on Deem
ntI 40 "f each year. which is The an
HiTersarT OF the death of Alfred Il
.Nonei: me Swedish inventor and ioun-
der OF she Nobel prizes. ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
GuessfnR nj Him.

'Ps-S-S-st!' hissed I~ieloisc OF Ind
rapid fire restaurant. Lamp that horse
faced guy over there on the end stool
| betcha he's one Of them sidewajL
youmcrists in vod'veel."
"What makes you think soo. ,.,
of tho same establishment
las he cracked anything funny?"
fmnny as any OF EN-! lie says T.,
me-. The flies arc keeping down The
cost OF living. ] notice they stay in
Gheap joints like this all winter VIVA
uG you make OF that? Is IL youmcr. or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
Qucafi0n Of prfox;.-

~ ., n Virginia dcicEation ne"1hhss
.on,inental Congress. wfs IN" ~ ,ne
Ion !" NJ d la'6 Of NE orsina! r]e"oin..
nies are sna ,hat "th"s" united colo.
anu ,hdeprnd"nt States. mat th"v 10
Ioso,N'd from al allesiaDco -, Tee
coaneg, o of0rn, ana mat al POLITICAL
81: Greet lr,;aia IS and mrrh.. ne STATE
81 o~isSo!N.d 'ra,s motion vas So
.nded by John Adams. hu, .c.fo,
me- "as deferred un''l July i. and
NC 'rSo.n'!on vas passed on ~ 80
owing DAY. when the eclara~ns , 20
,r'rtzen sE IN, resolution hnally came
NJ 'or conslHcrAtion, 1t nas ,"..
unanimously on July '67Se'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17

dropping. why. I get a grin tb,,z +,
new. and when Mr.. Care comes snoop-
ing. Hey" l shout. who's scared
o YOU! so you see the thing Is easy.
II mas worked SO many times that
~henevc old Care secs me he hons
off for other chimes. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
Information Bureau

INQUIRIES regarding aImost any toni,
tP"nE On eEal and medical suh-
Sect.' arc answered free. Az III t.
dulries are answered direetly nv prr-
sohAi letter, = setf-nddressed stnnnsd
envelope In required. Addren, III.
,mes-Dl,patch Information bureau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
Movie Calendar

Broken elody
D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Russell. in
"St1 Feet Four"
RROADN.A Y-IiItty Gordon. I'm
@1hc Scar
COLONIAI-EnId Rrpnett. An
"What Every Woman Learns"
ISIS-Ruth Budd. In "a Scream Ira
the Night" and UP In Ais Place.
ODEON-Bert Lytcll, In "Loni-
bardi, Ltd
REX - Bound md Gagged
"yShcre Danger Turks" and
"Broncho Billy"
VICTOR-Doris May md Dong
las MncLcnn. in .-Twenty-Thrrc and
n Half Hours Leave" and "Snlome
VS.. Shenandoah"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
Steamship President Gram,

~, j.. NJ. South Richmond.--Trne
nt,s'hent Grant is a converter Ger
,.ih iiner' informed a: the outbreak or
ne VA. and seized nv ~ Inf5.
T.aIcs u,pon It's entrance into tho wa
~Ss ou!it a. Belfast in 1907 for the
.amnn.S. Anltrican Line. has a gross
,onnIse OF !A.i"o. horsepower 100.
!sne'A el3 feet, breadth sixty-eirht
-eet, depth Hfty-tWo feet. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
nited States A-ronnutlc. nep.rtm,,,

y, p y, EridEcwatcr.-A bin con-
lining ae~ronautics is now before Tho
senate. II provides for the esfahIishe
men, or an independent dcpartmen,
Jart n]rnSFGnhta woSf$ ahci CHIEF Of This de-
Der with a.-safary of s,o noh "neni-
according 10 the provisions Of tho Xii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
Pan-A Ip;on

j. II" bowling G,ecn-Th. pa,.
american Union inclpdcs twcn,yon.
american republics. 1t is deyn,.d nc
nc devclonm"nt and advancement ~
commerce. friendly intercourse VI
good understanding among ihcse con,nnN
tTits. II is supported by quotas CT
triou'ed by each country, based upnn
I'opuistioh. It's affairs are admI,.
isttrcd by a dircctor-gencral an5 In
f:stant director. elected by and resn"n.
sih!e TO a governing board. which i.
COMPOSED OF Secretary Of State o.,
the United states and the dinIom. = VI
representatives. In Washington OF The
other governments. The union puh.
usnes a monthly bulletin In English.
S;paniHh. Portuguese and French, which,
is q record OF Pan-American progress
y also publishes numerous spccial re-.
poSts and pamphlets on subjects q,
practical information W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
SCREEN

Kitty Gordon has not been having a
rosy time of II since she quit the screen
Tor the stage. Her show, a musical
comedy was attached in Pittsburgh re-
Gently on an alleged debt Of $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17

sed Pa. have her yclp.nv Ter mercy.
Geo Pa.
That sounds like 1t mite be a COOL
&C NEEDY. sed Ma
d then Pa cot mad G weae In tho
l'bary d seegan to reed Shakespaer.
| tried to :.ed 1t onst but taa-e ain
any jingols in i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
The UnuaI Wax

What kind OF pie you coInr =,
nave! asked licloise OF the rapid FIRE
customer. '"'
AZ kinds but what you'll prob'l,
ask for. Give a guess" ""i'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17

! IldTldn cOnleQlCS. The c0mPly
screening tour Of Europe with Eddie
Polo and was billed everywhere as a
is expected to add TO her fame as a
Sctter.
Many of the famous ball players of
the National and American Leagues
have found positions with the film
on the Pacific Coast and arc
while they are playing winter baseball
IN southern California;. 1t is a pleasant
ana profitable way Of bridging over the
gap between seasons.
In the official list OF Goldwyn stars
the name Of Geraldine Farrar leads
ford comes last. Gin between" in the
order given, arc tho names OF Pauline
rredsriGk; MadEe Kennedy. Mabel Nor
80 lar, no temperamcntal storms have
married the professional serenity Of the
atmosphere of the Goldwyn studios.
week in Kansas City, a CUES; at the
homo OF Frank Baker. of the Baker
~Ridenour Company. who is one OF the
commercial and civic leaders of that
great industrial community. Miss Fair
is accompa MED, by her mother and is
York to consider offers that have come
TO her for both stage and screen APP
pcarance.
Work on The stranre Border" n.
third of the starring vehicles OF the
cowboy actor. Will Rogers, under the
direction Of Clarence Badger. Is near
little son Jimmy has a good part and
leading roles arc filled BY Irene Rich.
James Mason. Jack Richardson and
direction. Rogers debut in aims in
a Husband was an emphatic
success.
featuring Harold Lloyd and Mildred
Davis. who is in New York. announced
there that he is looking for six med
i I"@- Anse,es se aith him 10 fo ,an expi SaeS to
in his future films. The candidates for
this opportunity have a difficult stand
ing beauty. but. perhaps Mr.. Roach is
not hoping for SO much as to get Il
whole group OF that standard.
Pauline Frederick will again show her
emotional abilities, will be another tri-
umph for Director Frank Lloyd, it is
P Tsa iseI at The Gold%yn s,ndios. In
Cities" in which William Farnum was
starred. Lloyd showed what he could
do when given the latitude for pic
that this Will be n strong character
istic Of The Woman in Room, l3." 1t
will be a screen translation Of the
stage success of the same name, with
considerable dramatic and Photograph
ic extension such as the cinema per
mits.
While Frank BorzaEc, the motion
picture director. who was in the East
making Il picture With Alma Rubcns
for Cosmopolitan Films. burglars en-
tered his home on the fashionable Will
shire Boulevar d. in Los Angeles, and
stripped it of most of its portable VAL
uablcs. The booty must have filled an
automobile. The wardrobes OF both
Mr.. and Mrs. BorZaEe were reduced to
nearly zero. An interesting fact in
connection with the affair is that Mr..
BorzdEe has never seen the house, IL
having been purchased and furnished
by his wife since his departure for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
Marksmnnship.
ENCOURAGING.

The Curatc-Now that you husband
is dernobilizcd. what is his aim in life?
The Lady-Me. Suv'nor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
Inian. Screen Personality.

Besides its story, "A Scream in the
night. is of special interest by rea-
son OF the appearance of Ruth Budd.
who in the role Of Darwa is sccn
hitting about from tree to tree like
nsE companions of the jungle. Ralph
Mara, q favorite Of stake and screen.
ION appears as Professor Silvio. while
i.ana Bri,ton. who is rapidly advanc-
,nE IN MIN ranks. has an importan.
,oie as a flashing widow OF the sDor-
I'VE type. IT is the Isis feature This
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17

Gaptain-Is the soup good?
ness Serscant-No. it is bad, my
tai didn't ask you II it was
o"u l asked you If 1t was good!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
Friendly

welded to my art. go am
get a divorce. old man. THAI uon u
give you the custody OF the pictmronI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
A H,,.

IL wonder, Mr.. Gloom. IT, %, ~
help US out?' said the gent whnoe
countenance was elongated like thai off
tentatively selected for our orr, nane
,ion-the League for the, Dissemina-
tton OF Appreciation for the Beauttfn
N.monS the Masscs-is too clumsy, al.
Why not call 1t the Gimme Gany,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
HE Xcnlon.

me pretty Widow Plumpley slipped
and slid to the bottom of the terrace
an: commented j.. Fuller Gloom.
VINO was passing. Tho LADY is travel
ing on her shape"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17

A newspaper story, written by a
newspaper man. and ADAPTED to the
screen by a former newspaper editor,
VIII be, Corinnc Griffth's next Vita
sraph feature. 1t is called "Deadline
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17

sister of Viola Dana and Edna Flu
grath.
AnSious-William Farnum is under
not return TO the stage.
Ad Isaee,lf Ho1as Zine ZINE is all your own.
Carson, Los Angeles, Cal.
+; 7: H;ascnd you ~pho,oplay. to
or to Famous Players, ass Fifth Ave,
nue., n. Y. c.
w estcrn-No. Although George
Walsh is considered an excellent nor.
trayer Of Western types, he is a New
Yorker by birth. e
Susie-Yes. Walter edwards wac an
S Seealne foa simnssssS years before he
III Los Angeles when an offer co M Tny
motion pictures. He tried the Work.
liked It, and has been directing ever
since Ante, rae mas been making Paramount
Until recently nc directed Vivian Mar
tln. but when Marguerite Clark went
20 INC coast he produced her pictures.
are Girls" Let's Elopc." Widow by
Proxy" and Luck in Pawn
Miss K. Q. Mullen ~Josephson wa.
educated at Stanford University, and
on graduating turned to newspaper
work. Later on he became a contribu-
TOT 10 magazines, and finally wrote a
scenario which was submitted In
Thomas H.. Incc. 1t was accepted, and
AFTER a few more hits Mr.. Josephson
vas given a position on the scenario
stan OF the lnce organization. Since
then he has been writing many origi-
nails. principally for Charles Ray, the
most successful OF which have been
The Girl DodEer' and "Riu Henry"
lie is tho author OF the new Charles
Ray picture. Crooked Straight"
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THE DAYS GOOD Q R
FROM MANY SOURCES.

.nterrupted J. Fuller Gloom. "Th,, 4
ear,,cs an most 9 those fapdoodiJ
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Love. Genius md Fni,urc.

III TUITUrc.
great lover, n genius and a ra;l-
IRE; Al these Qualities were possessed
performance of one OF the most in 80
as.ing characters ever written into :,
% @IIaTa IN Inombardi. Limited" a Screen
oIno, r. Inc superproduction. at tho
lnhen from the Morosco stage play hv
~rreaeE'ck and Fanny IIat;on' mar can,
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- IT, Hours Leave Eun,,

- J." Hours Leave Filmed.
faow sergeant William Gray M, one
~ on ms Colonel and incidentauv
Won the heart of the |latter's daurhtcr
Is INC theme OF 4 sprishtly screen
..33inedy which il at the Victor Theater
LIS week The picture is called
I~wen,y-Three and a Half Hours.
i-c%ye, and is tho screen version or
May Roberts Rinchar, story that
crptir IN a popular magazine re-
lean are introduced as cotstars W. y,
1hcir first production BY Thomas ~ ~
NOM, ,ne MN is released by Para.
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Military Diac{nlI

Shall 1 settle the bill now. doctor?'
your widow"
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Peggy O'Darc is to play leads In
c~omedienne recently returned from n
screening tour of Europe with FHddie
Ioio and was billed everywhere as a
UNIVERSAL star. With Otis Harlan she
is expected to add to her fame as a
player and to her value as a business
Sctter.