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The Washington herald., 1920-09-15
New York City
BY o. o. Mcintyre.

New York, Sept. IA
l have just moved.
And feel like.
/ was lost in Cairo.
And 1 saw the neighbors.
Peepins at my things,
As they were brought in.
And l know they think.
We are very poor folks.
In fact almost. anybody.
Looks poor when they move.
1 don't believe 1 every saw.
An sristocratic moving.
But all of our stuff.
Looked like something.
The cat had dragged in.
And / bought a new trunk.
And put my initials on it,
But in my haste.
I shut the lid down.
Leaving the lower section.
OF pair of striped psjamas.
Waving in the breeze.
And it seemed to tickle.
The neighbors very much.
For they all grinned.
As the moving men.
Lifted it out of the van.
And then we began to unpack.
And If there is one thing.
That do not do well.
1t is to unpack
As a matter of fact.
was never much at packing UP.
But opened a box.
And took out a shoe.
And walked around with it.
But couldn't see any place.
That I could put it.
So I held it awhile.
And the dog jumped for it.
And was hswing lots of fun.
Until my wife yelled.
And asked me il I expected.
To help or stand helpless.
So l put the shoe down.
And got another shoe
That 1 had never seen.
And it was the funniest shoe.
1t looked like il might
Belong to Charlie Chaplin.
And while | looked at il.
My wife snatched it away.
And sent me out
For a walk with the dog.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-15

tache OF the British Embassy in
Washington. who was JellIcoe's
chief gunnery officer at the battle
of Jutland. is on his way to Scran-
ton. Pa. The Rotary Clubs. which
are in annual convention there. in
vited him to be their guest and talk
about the British navy. The RU-
tarians will find Blake a typical
young British sailorman who knows
his trade from \ TO z and who will
be abb to talk of il in the Amer
lean J. ,~uage."
Speaking of Nerve!
certain foreign diplomat in
Washington. who has been much in
the international picture lately.
mourns the loss of an entire bottle
of his best eighteenth century
brandy. With generosity much ap-
preciated in these arid days. the
"eXcellency" in question is accus-
toned to bestow glass Of the
priceless vintage on each of his
callers. One of them, who was
more thirsty than polite. resorted
to heroic measures the other day
to secure larger ration of the
ancient nectar. As h" was being
ushered out of the legation he hac
the hardihood to say to the butler
that NJ said he was to have
whole bottle of the good stuff
which he had just sampled. The
butler. never venturinG to suspect.
promptly produced a bottle, neatly
wrapped up, and the burglarious
caller made off with his in-gottcn
gains. He has not been seen nt the
legation since.
Miles Back From Germany.
Lieut.-Col Sherman Miles. of the
Military Intelligence division Of the
General Staff, has returned to Wash
ington from an official visit to Co
Rhine. where he was sent
to attend a meeting of all of our
military attaches in Europe. Col.
Miles. who is a son of Gen. Nelson
A. Miles. was American military at
tache in Bulgaria during the war
and is an acknowledged military
authority on the Balkans and the
Near East
Eagerly Awaits Princess.
Washington diplomatic society is
keenly interested in the impending
arrival of the Princess Bibesco, wife
of the new Rumanian minister to
the United States The Princess
was Miss Elizabeth Asquith, daugh-
ter of the late prime minister of
Great Britain. She is an excep-
tionally brilliant young woman.
with a natural aptitude for high
politics. Her husband, Prince BIZ
besCo. is very wealthy and the
couple are expected to play at once
a considerable role in local interna-
tional society. At one time the
Princess, when still Miss Asquith,
was reported engaged to Hugh Glib
son, American Minister to Poland,
then an attache of the American
Embassy in London. F. w. w.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-15
Events of Today

Convention. General FEDERATION
OF women's Clubs, Hotel Lafayette.
Dinner. Board OF Governors and
National Carlton Committee. the
Arts Club, 20I7 ! street northwest,
1850 D. m.
Meeting. College women's Chap
ter, American Red Cross. 1899 i
street northwest. 10 a. m.
Meeting, South Washington Cit
zens' Association, Jefferson School,
y. m
Block party and carnival. Dean
wood Community Association, Dean
wood School. 6:3O p. m.
Meeting. Board OF Education,
Franklin School Building, ,. m
AmBsements-
Belasco-'Martinia
Polfs-Up in Msbers Room
National-"Jim Jam Jcms."
Garrick-Richard Bennett in Be
yond the Horizon"
b. +. Keith's-Naudeville
Strand-VsudeviIe and films
Gayety-Harry Hastings Big
show"
Wy AAt SUI II E1AAANss
Loew's Palace-Elsie Ferguson In
Lady Roses Daughter"
Moorc's RiaIto-Constsnce Tai
madge in The Perfect Woman
Crandalrs Metropolitan Toe
Moore in stop, Thief
Loew's Columbia-"Humores
Crandslrs Knickerbocker : Anita
Stewart in The Fighting sheP-
herdess."
Crandalrs - Married in Name
Only"
Band Concerts
Concert by the Community Civic Center.
Band tonight at O'Clock. Prof. James z.
Miller. director.
Nlrch. Indiana STATE e''............O. Furra
Overture Bridal Rose" "............s ssralee
Love Nest" .-.......-..-..... Hirscb
'HJn.Orcsq1e'' .....................D DvoruE
SoIection, Prince Of PiIseu'' 49,. suders
March, 'On the Squarr'' ........... Pc neIIu
One step. 'SwaHee". ".......-......G .Gerschyiu
''Ba rca roIle'' .................. OF aubsch
! Rose Of Washington SqJaTe'' ..............
star Spaugled Banner"
Concert BY the L. :. Soldiers Home Band
bs ndsiand, tomorrow evening st $50 O'Clock
John : n. Zimmerman m, bandmaster
MarChr Our Governor -....... 4 inn Ella a.
OvCI The Bohemian Girl ...... RalfC
suite Romantic. Indian summer ..... IA -
al Al Dawn; fbl Dance Of The ump-
kins: tcl Love SonEss ~ At Twilight
Excerpts from The Isle O. Dreams .Olcotf
Fox Tro;. 'Jes lOUs Moon" ........ Zumo1nTk
Waltz Suite, "YieIua Beauties" .... .Ziehrsr
Finale, Pacing the Enemy .......-.... .L.osry
The star SpanElcd Bunnrr"
UniteC States Capitol today 80 4.3B p m
COrocrt by the L. :. Marine Baud William
II Sgntelmann, legreF
Program
March. 'GHnI Duke Of Baden" FrIedcmaE
Overture. ''MignOn" ..-...... ........ Tnumrs
T'rclIde. a Bass0 PtIto''. .-.......... SnfreUf
GraBC Scenes from Ia Gioconda"
-.----.--.--- -.....-...- FouuEIrll
tai ''Legeude No 4'-..............D Dr0rsk
tbl 'HUmOreeke. .Dso-sE
'NalSe BrllRutr'' .............. trrrrHr
Excerpts from Carmen. .-...-..... RfzeJ
The star SpauEIed Banner
The Washington herald., 1920-09-15
A DAILY LINE O. CHEER
BY John Kendrick Bangs.
CLIMBING.

The uphill road is harsh and steep,
And far from appetizing.
Yet as the upward way we keep
We know the joy of rising,
For that means growth, and wider
views.
And prospects growing clearer,
And the rich relish that ensues
With SUBMITS drawing nearer.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-15
peparrurer from Normal.

Accumulated dehrirnrE uf r0up"raturs
s5urs January l. 1871. 81.
Isncien~y II temperature since September
J. 1850. J..
Accumulated dcarien,y ur D7rnU.'sann
since January l. l92n. D.
Dcnyirnrl uf precipitation sIuvr >"Ttrm'r-
/. 1870 -
Temperature sane date IasJ ycar-Hlga-
est. ~, lowest 81
The Washington herald., 1920-09-15
The Weather
Forecasts for Today and Tomorrow

District yf columbia Maryland and yfr-
ginia-Fair t"dan and probably tomorrow .
" ads.
Torec8s; Of Flying wsathsr.
Zone No ! North Atlantic State .-'r0gd
hyiuE weather To-day. partly rluudE rAH BE-
moderate uurrHsrly winds surface and alarI
lone No. rNiddl, Ar.anrIr stutes ~
nyInE weather today; clear skg. gentle
moderate northerly winds surface and algrt~
The Washington herald., 1920-09-15
Torecaf, Of FlviaF weathtr.
.oc1l Temperature.

HiEhr~r. 81. lowest. -.
Relative bumidI,,-s an. c7 . I.na.. -,
: IN. -.
Rainfall - pm. 90 pm. %.
Hours of sunshine. l25.
Ter zen, Of possible SUNSHINE lm.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-15

UniteC States Capitol today a. 4.3D p RI.
Cor,Crt by the L. : Marine Baud W-l4ra.
Il Sautelmann lp.reF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
Blue EyedMaidk
Offered for $3.50.
Desperate Mother Must
Part With Baby to
SGUe O1Of1 Life.
ny. wINIFnED vANDUsnn.

NBW YORK. July 26.-Baby Mar
garet McNulty, quoted at $3.50 re-
NAMED mhS ans9 ,i tonight. ~
SUN -colored hair and skin like thin
porcelain. who was put on the mar
ket yesterday through a newspaper
screneiy unconpcionss of tho fact tia,
4 few hours ago she became 4 com-
merclal commodity, and a low
priced commodity as figures on babies
No more than four blocks due west
frSm the third floor back room.
" where ne. baby McSulty lives. another
when his mother swore in coast nat
his care was worth more than SCI
GoS ,s year. ., But that was little
for sale at any. price.
so,l and destitute offered her
som 10 whoever would give hiin af-
But a white-faced wlsp of a wor,a n
who watched baby Margaret with
hungry I eyes. today said this:
y yc OF their babies to Themselves.
pr!sesNs is $'y SCOOP Joy made 'hose
DEAN , naming the price Of my, val
Dollars and cents arc oniy a svn,iao,
covering the cost of.a nghtIng ehanc.
sG ,,xe 4 for ,a her s,. That is why the
II was only after the worry OF
weeks became desperation that Mrs
Katherine McNulty finally felt that
circumstances had driven her to nart
WIN her baby girl. A widow OF
three years. she worked beyoni her
strength TO care for the little daueh-
ter and her brother. two years older
q year ago she was stricken with
influenza. 1t was afterward tina.
the doctor first mentioned fight!n~
chancc. which would coat monsW Tor
transportation to tho country. milk.
eggs and rests -
Some day she will be old enough
TO understand what I am doing and
why I! shall not be with her then
Every baby has 4 right to a mother
anu ~ taking money in exchange
Ior my baby Is the only way / can
save her mother for her, am I mot
doing what is right?
"SoiEe day. Il I live through the
next next few CIV months. ! may NEE. hor
asain az my daughter. II the PIN
works out. Otherwise the doctor
while This way can and Inc
right ones to take her. the other ,yav
she would be put into an institutions :,
Although she made public her on ~
Two days ago. Mrs McNulty has hid
den herself away with her two chill
Gren. refusing to zee any of tina
dozens. who have called for inspec-
ton. After having brought. herself
70 agree to the sale, she declared
that she was not yet strong cnougl,
10 take the next step.
Her only relativcs. also In pour
circumstances. live in Belfast.
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THEY WOULD FILL
AN ENTIRE PAPER
Thousands of Testimonials Are
Given By Citizens Of Stand
ing and Influence.
NOW PRAIslNG PLANT JUICE
All Breathe Thankfulness for
the Change Wrought in
Their Condition.
NOW PRAIsING PLANT JUICE

Thousands OF Richmond peoplc do
not hesitate to come out publicly and
praise Plant Juice, the famous herbal
stomach remedy. Men and women in
every part OF the State of Virginia
have been helped back to good health
by this new herbal remedy. Here arc
Just few of the thousands of testt-
monials given by Richmond people In
regard to Plant Juice, and possibly
one may be your neSt-door neiEhbor
or you may know some one or all Of
them.
MRS. JOHN JONES. 7os From,
Street: Had bad attacks of rheuma-
tism. with pains In my shoulders and
all through my body;I could not sieep
at night; could hardly stand ON INV
feet: was. constipated. had stomach
trouble and was very nervous. My
husband was also troubled with his
stomach and was weak and run down.
Piant Juice gave US almost instant
relief and restored us to perfect
health. We are glad to recommend
It,"
EDWARD w. coPpR1pGE, s7o7
Hull Street: II suffered from catarrli
Of the stomach for years; had no ap-
petite whatever; could not sleep at
night; was dizzy and nervous; tried
all kinds OF medicines, but never got
any relief until I started to take
Plant Juice; gained pounds In ten
days; now have a fine appetite, sleep
well and my work Is a pleasure to
me. 1 cannot say too much in praise
Of Plant Juice"
MRS. EMMA BARNLEY. 2216 East
Grace Street: II suffered % years
with Indigestion. and my stomach was
in very bad condition.; lost steadily
in weight and got very nervous and
all run down; never got nny beneft
from anything until started to take
Plant Juice. Now 1 have fine APP
petite, sleep we'll and am gaining In
weight every day.. am glad to give
this endorsement for Plant Juice and
recommend 1t to Others"
MRS. LOTTIE SAUNDERS, 725
Louisiana Street: 81 had bad attack
of the flu. which left my system In
terribly weak condition; could not
keep the lightest food In my stomach;
could not sleep and was very nervous.
Plant Juice made different person
of me and restored me to perfect
health"
JAMES H. RA1NEs. SIT North
Iwenty-eighth Street: II had bad
case of general debility, and was SO
nervous could not sleep at night:
had no appetite. had headaches, was
dizzy and bloated with gas, and SO
weak could hardly get about. I
took a number OF medicines, but did
not get any better. until I started TO
take your Plant Juice, which restored
mo, 70 perfect health.n
Plant Juice Ia sold at the Tragic
Drug. Co.'S store, In Richmond, & Is.
.s. Sold IN Petersburg by Morrison, The
DRUG Man, and In Chase City, blythe
Snase City z, DRUG eonp Adv.
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pleasing as to call forth howl, for

pleasing as to call forth howl, for
4 close second. or perhaps ars.. IN
the minds Of some people. is Ton,
Moorc's ridiculous contribution. Here
We have a comedian In tho trucst
sense Of the word. who docs nothing
IN manner which is .iscrea mir xiv
langhable. Mr.. Moore iss ably as
sisted by two very pretty girls. who
% several clever and dainty bits in
"DaSigneau's Cclcstials," in other
words words trio OF Chinese. sing Amer
.can popular songs, dance the aiim-
ny aud play jazz In true American
style: Men Toy, Shun Tok Sctle
and Borromeo are the three Oriental
performers. and they certainly make
things hum while. their turn is going
Kartellii. the man. on the wire.
gives HIS audience some thrills TOO,
toi nc not only walks on the w,re,
but he runs. dances, does jngglinS
and ,oicycle-riding stunts rs we'll.
And closing the show are the three
acrobats. who compose the Tony
george Company. These versatile
entertainers present n good number.
n clever and Interesting finish TO an
exceptionally good program
The Topics of the Day and a Pa
inc News precede the acts. L. A. l.
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AMUSElWENTS

Fine Dill mt the Lyric.
One of the beet shows that has
come to the Lyric this season is play
week. II Is a show full OF -idicu-
lous comedy, comedy designed to
please hot-weathcr audience. which
~ after amusement of the cIeveccst
Kind. and In this particular bill a
most exacting audience Will be sat-
1t Is hard to. decide which Is the
most entertaining feature OF tho
program. perhaps part OF the second
aGt might. win the honors. thai OF
Black and O'DonnelI. These two
sent real novelty. which Is SO
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Florcnce AinxI,rick


Mrs, S. NJ, Richmond.-Nary Eliza
beth Chandler was the daughter OF
z prosperous banker Of Mobile. Ala.
ner father died when she was a year
oid. and after her mothers marriage
70 Baron Won Roques she divided her
Time between Europe and America.
1 j., the a ass Of eighteen she married
whieh city tSs c o, hiiverpool near
home. During the second a' year t"e or
their marriage son was born, and
later later a daughter. Mnybrick was
eight years their married life was
happy and contented; then they quar-.
bfaed, and M, MIaybrisk: in his anger
tempted to turn her Into the stree,
The wife initiated divorce proceed
inSs, put subsequently they Became
bbe rfci1 dGo,, a few weeks later May
him pronouncing it 4 case of Indis,
gestion. His brother, M. Mavbrick
insisted that his death was due To
POISONING The discovery of more
ahe mouse led to an autopsy, but no
arsenic was found In his stomach
n w.n three weeks later his body
~r .s eanumed and .one-tenth OF a
SisceTa. Although the smallest fatal
1ose known is two grains, Mrs. MAJ.
St LaGk vas a. crested tried on circum-
fenced to e'iSS s bnn convicted Ss and SEN
Judge spent two days in de llffv.qing
his charge TO the jury. showinSS
married bias. He afterwards exs
pressed doubts OF her guilt. and in
Ts ne over the matter became
ment made persistent d.plomatic
overtures TO secure her pardon. She
wa was c2mmuted to life imprisonment.
ana atter remaining in prison fifteen
years was released on ticket ~
leave" and returned to this country
m astr Innocence has since been clearly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mr.; and Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax will
spend some time at Bucna Vista Springs.
AS Mr, and Mrs. WILLIAM Baker. OF Park
Ley Gentry. are spending this week at the
ocean view Hotel. Ocean View.
Mrs l.: p. Seay and her small son.
Porter. who have been visiting In Colum-
bia fog the past two weeks are now
spending some time at Ocean View.
Mfr. and Mrs. Claude r. Davis have
returned to their home. 230l Hanover
Avenue, after three weeks stay In the
mountains OF virginia. -.
Mr.. and Mrs: Mchaux Moody nre at
Ocean view with u parry of friends from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
Movie Calendar

B!JoU -"Parior. bedroom and
hath"
Marked Mcn.r
"a Dark lantern -
FlEh ting Chnnee.' -
ODEON bryant wn.hburn. In
'orhe Sins OF 81. Anthony,
REx-srhc Broken Drnkes.p
STRAND - Sindke Kennedy. In
THE TRUTH =.
yICTOH-Ai Jennings, In isrbe
Lady OF the Dus-0ut."
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WEDDINGS : ENGAGEMENTS

AMHERST, VA, July 2s-cards have
riase Thursday morning at the home OF
the pride In Floyd County, of ,Lucian Fl.
and Miss Elizabeth Willis. Mr.. and Mrs
Shrader VIII reside at Amherst. = y
AMHERST. VA. July 2G.-Tuesday after.
noon last at the Amherst Baptist parson-
rage Thomas Jerome Harris OF chariotte.
y. G.. ana MtSs !, Annie Estelle Jennings,
daughter OF william Jennings, OF near
Monroe.
AMHERST. VA. July 2s.-Sunday aft.r.
noon noon. II the presence d friends and reia-
riagc Richard walton CASEY s'eq and ~ MAJ mis.
FLORENCE ,Estclle Wilmer. daughter OF tic he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding aInost any
topic. cxcentiax on legal and medical
Inquiries IRE saswered directly by
personnI letter. acIf-ndl resscd
stamped envelope II required. Ad-
uLsss The 1fmcs-Dfspntch Inform n
don Dureau. Hbchnona. Va
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Crin,inal,s .Come BACK. .

Crlminars "Come Back"
Can a criminal come back?" AL
Jennings did. You remember, per-
haps. the story OF this outlaw who.
after he was pardoned and returned
to citizenship. becames n noted evan
Eelist. and later was q candidate for
tho Office of Governor Of Oklahoma
This Same AlNJennings lis now the
star of motion picture play, ",fhe
Lady of tho Dug -out." now showing
at the Victor Theater.
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Hu.bnnd Rc-yamned.

Husband Rc-yampcd.
He couldn't let 4 manicure lady
hold his hands without falling for
her.! And even though he married
weakness for pretty feminine face
still persisted. Until finally wife left
him and went home to mother. Then
he came to with a bump. And-but
new rollicking comedy. h"Remodeling
Her Husband" to discover what han
pened' next. 1t will be shown at the
Odeon Theater today.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

a ipHas f niSeievoRrl esr 'seas}!'
T MitlIsm he 4. H RsWlse fssi29s,.
T Eass jesse :; fss'hi1 ssssy SIS.
5sisR1 May hs@h Iswl si' Us. ss'
John LedgeI Smith ,(sn.
Mary virginia Dixon f26).
i Oscar d. snead (ab). <
Eunice May Hicks (26n it4'
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Brevities of the Screen

JEANNE Macpherson, Cecil B. de
Miles scenario writer, will continue
Queer for the next Ave years.
In his college days Henry King,
III. d. Warner for Jesse D. Hampton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

The entire cast of "sI3." featuring
Wedgewood Newell. now being made
Includes Wallace Beery, Ralph Lewis,
kathryn Adams. Colin Kenny, j. p.
i.ockney. William v. Mong. Mark Fem
ton. Frederick Vroom. Milton Ross,
Vera Steadman and Laura La Plante.
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weaknesses. The picture. which is
Paramount Aircraft. VIII DO shown
at the Isis Theater all this week.
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TO Get mia OF u.di,u,,

j. S. c., Pctersbur3.-To get rid OF
pedouYs. spray them and their hid
OIL. s5 parts. and carbolic acid. 8
Dates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27

in Going Straight" was crack
ga rsman.., Now he maintains rae
Ing she'll on one OF the tquieter
reaches of tho city's harbor When
they. see the long splinter-like craft
cutting over the water the old fish
ermen don't quite know what to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
Weeks Picture Shows
Petcr IN. lSync StnI1.
Offering, =. Local House.

NynC StGIy. 4
Marked Men," taken from ON, of
toe most talked OF s,ories OF several
years. The Three Godfathers." by
Feter b. Kyne. and featuring Harry
carey. entertained large audiences at
the Bluebird yesterday. With a star
of Harry Cnrey's skill. a supporting
company of distinction and a director
In the person Of Jack Ford, tho re-
sult is a drama Of unusual quality.
This phoatonlay Will be shown again
king" is seen in the News Weekly.
which is also on the bill.
Wanted "Snsppy, Husband.
1t was all very we'll to talk, as
angelica did. about wanting a hus-
low. especially after, Reggie turned
out to be so mild. but IT was quite
another thing to see ones lesser half
suddenly becoming entirely too much
OF farorite with entirely too attrac-
tive other women. That's one thing
only one among multitude Of
other absurdities and Immensely
human situations in "Porlor, Bedroom
and Bath the picture from tho fam
w. Bell and Mark Swan, showing now
at the Bijou Theater.
Zelda Sears In Cast.
Zelda Sears originated the role of
MIS-. GeneVieEe CrespiSny In Clyde
Fitch's play. The TRUTH" In which
Clara Bioodgood was the star, and
she was engaged by the Goidwyn
Pictures Corporation to support
Madge Kennedy in the screen version
OF Tho Truth" This Is Zelda Sears
FIRST appearance before the camera,
although she has played 240 parts in
thirty years on the stage-everything
from Eva to Lady Macbeth as well
as headliner in vaudeville for sew
eral years. The Truth" will be
seen at the Strand Theater again to-
day and tomorrow.
"FIEhting Chance Screened.
In these days of lavishly screened
motion pictures. the society novels Of
Robert w. Chambers make excellent
photoplay material. Now comes
The Fighting Chance" which is
probably Mr.. Chambers most ccle-
DRAFTED novel. New York's smart set
figures AS the principals I'm this story
also and, against this society back
ground. the author advances some
entertaining questions about the
power OF love to overcome hereditary