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order himself and I amt very hungry.
bein' satisfied to simply look at Jeanne,
which claims i must take somethir :,
even II IT'S only a triie potage. (Potase
Joe, Is French slang for soup.) y
'All right !" / says to this guy, which
has got out a book and q pencil and is
takin' down everything ] say like they
has has been a accident, and II a, turned fop,h on,
some consommes soupv'
Very good, sir y he says. not that
I asked him about It. ."Will you have
somsshins meth with the S FSupi" ,.,., lii.
plate with itr'
AZ this point Jeanne, which can't see
into kiddin' walters, chopped me off
and sent him ou his way with coldly
nod Before i can spring my surprise
on her she leans over and asys I have
got to get Il arranged in some way SOS
l can leave for New York with her that
night! The reason for this is that the
actin for wants her right always TO
finish up q important scene In The
Devils Bride" and every day she IL
away is costin 'em beaucoup pennies on
help standin around Idle and etc. Well,
Joe, you no doubt remember / told you
! had signed lease with the same COM
'pany to turn Into actor SOS me and
Fairbanks and Mary Piclsford cry their
eyes out with simple envy. We are
gonna get enough jack for this to pay
for a shave for every guy In Russia
and the letter Jeanne got saws the guy
which Is writin' the pictures for us has
got the foundations sunk for the first
one, and nothin' will do but i must
come on and read It. ~.
Well, Joe, / says II is impossibly for
me to go to New York with her because
l have been sold to the Cincinnati Reds
"Viola!" she remarks, narrowly
missin' droppin her knife. What dc
you mean? Sold? How then could mon
Edouard be sold?"
With that, Joe she looked at me like
she thought the lucky shopper which
had bought me might come along at any
minute and snatch me away. =
''Well" ] says ''its like this. A bal
player is somethin' like a cattle and car
be put on the market at any time and
auctioned off To the highest bidder.
think Uncle Tom must of been a pitcher
In this case, Cincinnati grabbed me of,
and j gotta report there at once, OF
even sooner II | can get away This
will ease me into the worlds series ana
naturally enough that means a bucket,
full of extry Jack for your little Edward
I should draw down anywheres from
four to eight thousand fish, and I'll sinh
tho plurality of 1t into a present FOL
| you How's that?"
Eight thousand feesh?" she says, he,
eyes openin' and sparklin till IL you
could of set 'em In n bracelet you coult
hook the same for what Germany owes
What. then, Edouard would Jeanne dc
with 5000 of the feesh?''
WELL | says. with a sarcasticail,
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grin, "caiI UP J. p Morgan and ask him,
That baby's got 500 times 5000 fish and
they amt givin' him no trouble" -
From merely lookin' at her, Joe, J
seen she didn't get me. SO explained
that fish Is simply a alias for money,
which in turn is slang for dough, 'kale
dinero, Jack, sugar, iron men, gelt, long
green rocks. berries and the etc
Jeanne fails TO stage a faint when she
POOR she says. What then 4,
5000 and fillet de sole---ah--feesh--to
Jeanne and Edouard7 We do not need
that Insignificant amount now--non
non, non! ! am inform ! will have
$50 900 from this one picture alone and
when they make the picture OF you
mon Edouard--oo la la Then we will
have beaucoup francs for Jeanne and
fittle weelson, n'est.ce pas7"
CONTINUED TOMORROW
Copyright, 1890, Doubleday. Page & Co
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Sleepy Hour Tales
Chickadce Finds the First blossom
af Spring.
Bf- SUZANNE HItE'rT.

The March winds were blowing a
great gale! it was not pleasant to
wing about, bat Chickadco. glad To So
The snowdritts growing smaller. tiew
from tree TO tree. twittcrinr ana
chlrpinG ana turning upside d0w., on
the tiny triss.
Il must find q blocsc,,. Il, ii,
IA Sunco. wno followed him NOR. 80" sio ,v"
~. 80 S''"
...rho fdo,
w,,er, j., ,b;e nm p'3SSon any
is rno,i"b i n.iu u "ratieE! MAJ
GROSSLY "'N'a'c' """'o chlFpeu
C'hiEkadec ,,ve5 ,o -I, ;
h., ,hnM,,h, Gu ~ Pay jones' and
H. Ma"c, ~, ~ iEcarac. hnn:ns blossoms
where. could br nn ',TM 'a. vSn "'rrF
pilv. '" Sec i" !, So sung Cnickadse nap
ibr y,rr a., - '.. i !pN' az All oHt
Iunco rnoi<o a ~ ~ OH U,t, 81 Sh'!ns.
SC" was y strai.-,, 80, ;,h.,, ne COW"
In Nv ~ 49, -" Sil!Cp SFpW
We're shininr hrour ,'I i',;ds ON us SIDE
small! and poin,ed nm, ",bs-s ,'n,. 49,
and rotind CIV" o0"c'S were !aFse
Ch cI,nic, ,il.ol -
,,,;i,r 800" ~ '-'o "u"'' on inc
Il jon.- SEQ ,,, ,,,os
.Iunro ..Ttns, 49, t?. saii
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Her sixth nirthdny.

Doris Pawn thinks it is about time
and having plans made for it. AS she
has had only five birthdays in her
life. she may he pardoncd for think
ing IL an important occasion and one
to be celebrated with grand and
glorious celebration. To be sure. Miss
Pawn is more than i've going on
six" In fact she will he twcnty-four
years old on her next birthday. How
ever. it will be her sixth birthday.
Yes. gentle reader. you have guessed
tho date. 1t is February 30. II was
in 1896 on the day which comes only
once in four years. that Doris was born
in Norfolk. Nebraska. She has always
had Il wonderful time on her birthday
when il did come. she says, and SO she
il looking forward to her sixth one
eagerly. Miss Pawn is the heroine or
''roty's Bow" the Tom Moore picture.
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With the Film Folks
STORIES OF SCREEN ACTORS
"Thc Grcnt Lorer."

The Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
announces the purchase OF the motion
picture rights TO The Great Lover"
by Leo Districhstcin and Fred and
Fanny fIatton. This is the fourth inn:
portant play which Goldwyn has pur-
chased from Cohan d Harris within
the last few weeks Recently an
nouncement was made Of the purchase
OF Officer 666,' stop Thief and "a,
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~,The Awakening of China.

sIII j NJ. ClarksviNo 80 rGc education
II Chipese students IN foi.!a-n con-
IA6, principally in the United states.
xds n,ucf to do with the awakening
sSEIIfna to the Influences Of modern
|ptfzatior and with the bringing on
fatpes revolution which cvcntuatcd in
Se'soyerthrOw OF imperial government
stds tho establishment OF a republic
stfkad. The successful revolution by
sH5Eh the empire was transformed into
fesreppb)lc OCCURRED on February ~.
e13 KwanE-Hsu, Emperor OF China.
SS1R on AUGUST "a. 1908. and his death
~ followed on the next day by that
tho Empress Dowagcr. Tai-Ilsl. We
Re, SEpable to give details regarding
deaths. as they were surrounded
&lyl t1ytssrJ.
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the bees are the best friends the tree.
have and they never break a promise
but the spring winds play by tho way,
Tor they are careless workers.
when the sun shines all day, then
the work OF the seed carrying is quick
IL finished and Pussy Willow begins
TO unfold her green leaves and is the
first one 10 be ready for the Sprin.
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ObtnininE Itaicnfn

s II r s. Bowling Grtcn.-W-lt. ,bn
somJnissioner OF Patents. Patent Office.
Lashiugton, D: G., stating VIVA, YOU
4ish TO do and they Will send you a
opS OF the rules OF patents. The Pat
NJ +Chice gives this advice 1t is ad j..
Asaple In every case mat the scr.
Ices or competent, registered pa.cn,
rIorney DC secured, :Ls the Valjic o.
1eE patent depends largely on the
.xtlHul preparation o.. the claims. The
dtent Once cannot recommend any
siracular attorney, ont advises an.
sic4nts 10 avoid doing business with
l0Sf who advertise he possession of
lauaual facilities for obtaining pat.
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Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost amy TOPIC,
NceptinS on legal and medical sub
ects. Are answered free. As all in
Iuiriea nre answered directly by per-
aaal letter y scif-addresSed stamped
Envelope IL required. Address The
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richmond, Va.
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Nebraska Land Opening.

.. F. O.. Danyi!ic.-The North p.a--A
TStrict OF Nebraska. coupr5SsF .aA
ounties Of Arthur. Banner. Dz4=t.
Ia rden, keith. Lincoln, I,o5z7- isc-
sherson. and Morrill,. According -
he genera! land office .: M De -a---
rent OF the lrterio. NJ pEc;fc t.-!
q this Gist..c, Is p. S--zr= ,ac.
Information concerning thiS iz1t z.lT
e obtained from The G-s.-.c- san: ct.ea
q North PlGtte. N.a
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Jhcrmife NNcIhfnc

!. MI C, 1OpcWtII.--Thc rUIt6 ,lgD
;seltcd thcrm.t. IL a mixture Of ain
tnHm in fine grains or mlings with
isnH metallic oxide. usually OF iron or
~ CHROMIUM. on being heated bv -
Filming, as OF magnesium powder. the
euninum coblnes violently with ;ha
IsyEep D. the oxide, setting free Tho
Setal, producing q fluid Stag. and gen
eating great heat. II !e used in weld
81 Steel rails and for other PURPOSES.
sI,se PROCESS OF welding. casting. etc.
9Th thermitc is called the ihcrmitc
Eocass.
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Fort Lafayette.

sReade-. New; y3-;A.;f ~ i.-E'1-r Ia.
I'D was called F'5r- .Tl.--o-c s-rrn
ramond E=%t u rE!c- = s-A1,.4 IN
S-4, during --zAye.-=s zlst 70 rr4
ort. From Isl! . 80 ;1A !1r- vas
sen Tor Dol.rteal prisoner EG-1.
re v'iater o. 1885: its t--s-.- vit
urnec- since Sen = t4s 1--- 2. z,4a
! a. 0rtlA.EE 1890. -.
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NFs. \ =. d, r-LfI-- E-c"--.)r.
'tai+s pa4aL Zach % me -zis.rs and
-, zone oGrre u SIENNA leaves. CHOP
sHs .an6 D-t III sl.wpau Win >
saif.. pocH1 NJ sugar and . Ezl= pint
p ooi!in- wafer i..- them simmer
Sew1y tor twenty minutes. th.n Doo~
Sut pn oiled paper IN a baking lin
~ cpoi. Take piece about an inch
hluase ahont Bedtime and atterwa IDS
s5Euja;e amount ny -neCF
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Tailor-Made Man" They

4Aiioi -Ndoc NAN. Ihey are all
scheduled for carly production.
The Great Lover" has all tho es-
sentials of an excellent photcdrama,
possessing. as IL does, an exquisite
romantic interest together with trc-
mendous pictorial possibilities. The
play. which was written by Leo Dis
triChStcin in collaboration with Fred
and Fanny Hatton. served tho actor as
n starring vehicle In New York and
on the road. II was produced in New
York City az tho LonSacrc Thcatcr on
November 10. 1915, and ran for a full
season in the metropolis before going
on the road In tho original cast, Vire
,inia Fox Brooks played the LEADING
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officer G66," conceded to be equal
TO any farce in the history OF the
modern stage. has been bought by
Goldwyn. and is TO be given an elab-
crate production. Officer SIS" was the
first play by AuEuStin MacHush.
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Fanny Crosby.

miss +. L.. Falls Church.
.toSby. whose real name is Mrs.
frances Jane Van Alstync, writer Of
opular hymns, was born March "a
$40. She died February 10, 1919.
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Cure for Roue.

Mrs. h. q. l., Eranchv!lie.-Tha .ol-
owing formula is said 10 be a cure
pr roup IN chickens; Buy eight ounces
- srHsct OIL. one ounce OF carboic
Sctu. and 10 cents worth OF gum cam
sAoIi mix and whom the gum ig dis
Riysd u Is ready for use. Apply over
9fnu under The eye and between IN,
halHts IN common cases: in stubborn
Uses inject into tho slit in upncr, mar
j. mouth using 4 small syringe or eye
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Hoot Gibson. cowboy star. is being
featured by Universal in two-reel
rural mciodrama called '1loarin' Dan"
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Katherine MacDouald's next bid for
public favor will be in The Guests OF
Hercules. from the novel OF tho same
title by g. NJ. aad y. NJ. Williamson.
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ST. G. w. Strasburg.-Thc first rail-
s0ad in Japan was eighteen miles in
;AnEth and was completed IN 1872. Now
here are 1900 miles OF State and
90 miles OF privately owned railroads
q operation and about SOP mics I'm
Ter construction.
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.sreme Offering.

sM The supreme Offering in fiimdom. tho
ssyorld's greatest motion picture, The
sWhip." is the superb attraction at the
sSJctoE Theate- again today. The
WHIP is the one motion picture that
mas everything that please. everybody
DO not ta!l 20 see this wonderful Offer.
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Kathleen OConnor and Jack Perrin
are being featured in a serial called
The Lion Man"
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SCREEN BREVlTlES

Chester Conklin, Mack Sennett
comedy star, is 10 he featured in
tiNc-rccier.
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DO You Want to Forget,

Do YOU want TO forget something?
advice or Frank Lloyd, who directed
Pauline Frederick in her new Goldwyn
Picture The Woman in Room Thir-
teen" The big emotional drama re-
quircd lot OF concentration from
director, star and every member o.
the cast. Director Lloyd was thor
oughly tired when it was finished, SO
he took the guns from his ranch house
wall. phoned Jennings, his faithful
camera man. and the two went OFF
for duck hunt. 1t is Llovd's custom
to go duck hunting, or pursue some
outdoor sport between pictures. thus
or the one he has finished before he
starts in on new one.
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and blue eyes.
L; O.--Yes. Bryant Washbufn is mar
o.t =: ana has two sons Tho young
othorrs only few months old. Tie
n T.: A;-The role of the chinaman in
Dorothy Dalton's new picture. "His
Wiie,s Friend" Is taken by Paul
SaHeneuve, u well-known character
productions. " 20
X. ALI William S. Hart.s recent
pictures have been directed bv Lam
her 1crt iliiiycr. Among these are "Wagon
his newest Paramount AIRCRAFT. Mr..
liillyer also made the admiration OF
this picture from the story. "Dan IEur
ric's Inning" by Russell a. BoEEs.
picture is ,he George Fitzmanrsicee pro.
which he is featured with Mac Nur.
ray. Before this he played the LEADING
role with Elsie Ferguson In Counter
felt, and was featured in THE Teeth
roles In paramount-Artcraft pictures
for some time.
G. T.-AIiss Lois Wilson. who Is
now 90 years DID, started in to be "A
school-tcachcr. and was educated for
on the stage ovcrcamc her. and, az
she was acquainted with Donald
Crisp, the director, she obtained "A
small part in The Dumb Girl OF Por-
tici. This led to other parts iinaliy
to leading roles. which she has been
supported Bryant Washburn in his
last three pictures.
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Answers to, Film Fans
ny THE MOVIE EDITOR.

az Is. W.-Enid Bennett has light hair
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sseca.s Double Riil.

81 Al the odeon again today splendid
SsAouhie bill Will be provided. the fea,
,ssEf1f attraction being Charles Ray, IN
Observation-Disclosures" and this has Il spc-
,55ss21 CON eGy as The added number. The
.SEa make up an unusually attractive
fgsrsoEEaGl.
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l.. O.--Ycs, Bryant washbufn Ia mar.
rted ana has two sons. Tho young
~ IP only few months old. Tie
othcr Is about three years.
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feminine role opposite Mr.. OSTRICH
stein, and Beverly s::sreaves appeared
Others in the cast were Alfred Eappe-
lar. Malcolm Sassett, William Rlceiardi
and George Romainc.
Besides The Great Lover" an. other
plays recently purchased from Cohan L.
IIgrris for perturbation. the Goldwyn
company Is now preparing to produce
"Bunty Pulls the Strings" by Ora
ham AIofrutt; "Milcstoncs." by Edward
Knobock and Arnold Bisson: 1.-THE
Christian" by Hall Cainc. and THE
Slim Princess" by George AIDE and
Henry BLOSSOM.
Among the productions recently made
from Broadway stage successes are
1.-THE Woman in Room 13" and Roads
OF Destiny" in both Of which Pauline
Frederick will appear in leading roles.
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Frank Lawrence film editor at Uni
rersal City, is now general supervisor
over The immense photoSra phic la bora
tory AZ Universal Ciiy. succeeding J..
:. Lancaster, who left to take "a
camera under the direction OF William
.. Dow Ian directing Tsuru A0ki in
Locked Lips" Monroe Bennett, d
well-knoH'n laboratory worker, will
operate the laboratory. He Will be
assisted by Jack Guerin, a veteran
:. NJ. Tompkins. formerly chief deputy
OF the laboratory, has been named
su7e!iaiendent Of photography.
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s.. Walter Brownies famous morality
9psay. "Everywoman.' has been filmed
Hapon most elaborate scale and is a.
'flhe Isis Thezter this week as n Para
picture. Virtually an
cast was assembled for tho
aETectAsle. including Violet fleming,
Anheo5ora Roberts. Wanda Hawlcy.
8Aoase B!us, Raymond Hatton and FULLY
slMS-shsu.
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The production OF moving pictures
for release in connection with ma
,ionaI anniversary observance is the
latest development OF the picture in
dustry. Paramount rtcraft announces
ne release. superspecial photo
play, OF The. Copperhcad." for showing
ing The week OF !.ncoln's annivcrsarv
February II. Those who saw this stage
play. and read the book-writ,en BY a
lands, Cincinnati: Health Oflcc-wili
recall What fervent patriotic tinSc
there is 70 the highly dramatic story
ana now Lincoln plays n part in tho
s:or-. LioEal barrymore Mays Mill
hanks. "a ne did on the stage. TIE
pnotoptay - 20 he center of an eIabor-
a - Lincoln celebration in Dayton when
j. LAYS the Columbia Theater there,
tincin6ati arrangements for the pic
tHre nave not been completed
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..tore Thine K>nemi.s-

81 Love thins enemies i 7ae -aie by
Which Sam Lyman ,WjiI Rogers, the
sHero OF Almost HUSBAND. i. N"
sEoionial lives. Because OF X. the new
stsoldwyn star jumps from a elm into
Sthe Mississippi River ard -eScucS
staule trader who has had him horse
disgraced before the school
sb6afd, and nearly kiiied-all because he
sioSes the girl the villain seeks 10
nigh Give viii, perfee, form, his less
sand s6ody in Il beautiful line. lie
scleaGEs the water with clean hole
sand no splash. rescues his adversary
f&nd proves himself hero.
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seThe InYi,,ble Hand."

The arSc chapter y. the latest and
sreaseS. OF al EstIs-arh serials. The
EoTrgsStS> Bdc.t. startling new ana
sModsrn dssectsvs story OF adventure
ssuG strySsery. Starring chs we'll hnown
sSh6 !. S-s 1QYed Nntcrtc Moreno. was
fShows- ~ cSe E,uect-i YESTERDAY and
f@tti 5s SaI@r b:ae1 today. WicG a.
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fEhfSo+Se JEf 49, every C7s bigger ana
sheS:e- ssIr -Hs rrs before ths-s seems
I've BE q o.- trs1s y store co- tNs pa
ssSors % TIE 5-lgnscG :c- -cs -sNt NJ
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..SWeek's Picture Shows
OFFERINGS AT LOCAL HOUSES.
show. Old Mission.

Ss,Bi:nd Husbands tnc Universal sue
cess which IS showing ~ ithc Eijou
sTheater, calls 10 the mind az the spec
tRtof the famous old mission OF 81
Bernard in the Alps. from which the
stately dogs OF thAt name set out to
sreScus wbouud wanderers. blind
Husba ndS" features Eric Strohein as y
villain II y feature writ
sten and produced 5S himself.
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The March winds were blowing a
great gale. il was not pIcaSant H.
wing about, bat Chickadce. glad to sec
me showdrIttS growing smaller. flew
a. - oIn cree 10 Tree. twittcrinG and
chirpinG and turning upside d0w, on