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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16

statesmen Of this country woro assembled
to frame constitution, To give birth to q
rev nation, the yourg child Of Western
democracy, thcrc came q dark h'ur OF
doubt and. uncertainty. The members OF
the convention feared that some Of the
provisions in which they themselves
believed might not please their constitu-
ents at home. The convention hesltated.
Then George Washington, who had prcsid-
cd over the delibcration, left the char
and rising to his feet, thus addressed the
delegates to please others, we shall
put forth what we do not ourselves APP
prove, how shall we afterwards defend
our work? Let us raise standard TO
which the wise and honest may repair.
The event is in the hands of God.
She said also that the women did not
want the politicians to play politics with
the schools; if they do they will not get
the vote of the women.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16
Delaware Post TO Resume Meetings.

On Monday night Delaware Post, No. |,
American Legion will resume its hi-
monthly meetings at the Armory. Promi-
nent among the matters 10 be considered
is an act aiming 20 have the State aid is
former service men partially or totally dis
abled during the war.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16
MOOSE CIRCLE SOCIAL.

Woman's Loyal Moose Circle. No. |
will hold box social in room No. @
Opera House Building this evening. TIL,
affair is public, all are invited.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16
City Councils business.

Although slated to meet ns "com-
mittcc of the whble,o City Council last
evenir decided 10 take short recess, I
and NIL business before the Courcil will
be Transacted this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16
''cure Your
Rupture Like
Cured Nine
Old Sea Captain Cured His Own
Rupture After Doctors Said
"0perate or Death"
His Remedy and Book Sent free.

His Remedy and Book Sent free
Captain Ceilings sailed the seas for
many years: then be sustained bad
double rupture that soon forced him TO
not only remain ashore. but kept him
l.drtdden for years. He tried doctor
after doctor and truss after truss No
results Finally, he was assured that
he must either submit TO a dangerous
and ahhQrrent operation or die He did
s>4shss! He cured himself instead.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-16
Simon Bloch Dead .

Philadelphia, Sept lG.--Announcement
WINS made yesterday of death IN Atlantic
City of Simon l.. Bloch ono Of the founders
Of large department store here. lie was
efl years old
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-30

"A
Board by Chairman J. w. Carow.
members all Supervisors Cocroft
Supervisor minutes be
dispensed Motion carried.
Marley moved that the Poor Farm be put in charge
Committee Poor Committee
Motion carried.
the hiring and fixing of salary of Supern
Agricultural Committee Mo-
carried.
Resolved, the of $4,000 annum be paid to
Treasurer for the 1920 and
County authorized the same in monthly
instalments $500 per month.
J Summervle
Supervisor Stubs be adopted Mo-
carried.
Resolution No by Supervisor Manley
the different offices of the county has
the adding machine does
not requirements of the different offices, be it
purchasing committee be authorized to pur
chase another adding not to exceed
$3.50 Geo Maney.
Supervisor moved that the resolution be adopted MO
carried
Resolution 10 offered by Supervisor Carow
Resolved That Health Committee created by Chap
ter No 81 hereby authorized and
as agent county of Supervisors employ
public registered required by said chapter
J. W. Carow
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-30

leadership This condition calls for all OF the attention
supervision be superintendent
and the supervising teacher.
large amount off
demanded
and the teacher to nave spend about one hrd OF
time the office compiling doing ordinary tpewring
~ waste OF their time and respectfully call your attention to the
providing enographerclerk for the office shall
detailed needs this
line
county county $155,5s116, for
year ending
pect them to cost this expense being
20
If they do school, the is wasted The law
requires children between the ages Of and A. and up to
regularly employed attend school Will cooperate in
seeing that this law is complied with?
schools
instruction the adult population English and in citizen
ship One such school is now in operation we are ready to
establishment
needed.
Herewith is attached brief report of the County Normal
Training l your consideration. In
comes my duty to inform you that the Appropriation for this school,
degree of
shall pleased this committee
truly,
r. H. Burns, County Superintendent.
Report of Training School
Ladysmith, Wis, IL, 1919.
TO THE TRAINING SCHOOL BOARD:
appropriate you a report
q Training The
satisfactory this than last The quality
body better preparation before
entering this school,
To fulfil the requirements of the State Superintendent the
spent schools observing teaching The
primary
beyond capacity good
teachers,
This valuable the students
enables into contact with such conditions
they n graduation.
Many county asked the Training
School conduct session has been decided have such
a this for period of six weeks.
material the schools of
urdays
County Superintendent this school.
revised meet the demands of
the Legislature.
suit teachers do what formerly done by three but
of the school is
rising Material fuel jantor service have risen
appropriation
Board longer sufficient the school efficient
ly.
An increased appropriation is urgently
Respectfully submitted,
Dresden, Principal.
Resolution No o
Summerve moved that committee of three be
appointed salaries of the county officers Motion
Stubs
Resolution No 7 offered by Supervisor Helm.
RESOLVED, Chairman the County Board of su
of the county Ruk hereby authorized to attend the
Boards Association to be
held Lac January 1920 and that he be paid his
regular diem and expenses While attending the meet
ing and be it further,
RESOLVED That there be and hereby appropriated out of
the Of Five Dollars
the Wisconsin County
hereby instructed
forward the
Immediately the of this
resolution.
Helm,
Supervisor streaer amended
the of County his appoinee.
Motion carried.
Resolution as amended adopted.
Report of Superintendent o
To the Wisconsin,
I I'm to o for the ending
Oct 81, 1919
Amount
Oats $4,000
Barley 1o0 ou 1.Vo loo'oo
Peas 1894 bu 2sa l1f.oo
10 nn
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-30

Supt. Poor Farm
Supervisor Serey moved that the report be adopted
Motion carried.
Summervile nominated o. A. Sergent A. A.
MADDEN members of the Training School Board.
Stubbs that the clerk ballot for
A. A A Hadden Motion carried clerk
the ballot.
r. Ducklow, H. W. Flunker and j. Helm, Jr, nom
mated members of County Agricultural Committee
Supervisor Stubs that the clerk the ballot for
w. Flunker j. Helm, Motion carried
and clerk the ballot.
Supervisor Summervie clerk be in
the ballot for Mrs Charles Enach member
of Health Committee. Motion carried and ballot cast
ballot for O.
Mchaelson Mrs John Helm Mrs H c. Johnson
library committee Motion carried and
ballot
that clerk the ballot for
r. a committee Common Schools. Motion
ballot
Report Equalization read and laid
under the rules.
Supervisor Cakins moved that the Board adjourn until
Motion Board adjourned
F. E. Munroe,
County Clerk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Intend to Join
Mouies? Then
ListtoClermonf

President Hannibal ~. Ciermont,
81 Ciermont Photoplays corporation.
contributes a few helpful do Nofs"
TO those who desire to break into
tn. movies In various capacities. Az
Mr.. Clermont has been actor. pro-
Queer. fall guy" and almost every.
thing else In tho moving picture
game. he In well qualified TO hand
out I'll. 'Dont's." Listen:
Don't think that a pleasant smile.
nice teeth. pretty hair. straight
legs or ability TO dance will get you
into .the pictures. All combined
might get YOU in. but II you lacked
certain other qualifications they'd
get you out.
Don't think that starr are made
over night Publicity may smear
giri all over the map, but II che
stays on the MAP she must have
star stuff in her.
DON, expect everybody on the
lot" 20 fan down and worship you
when you make your initial appear.
ance. Many come and many go;
only few stick. and the new.
conner rnoans nothing In the lives
Of the old veterans until he or she
makes good.
Don't gush over the actresses and
actors. They are only human be
inss and some Of them hardly that
Don't think tho movie game a
JOY ride. IL Is hard road 20
success. just as is every other road
10 any success worth while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
LET'S ALL JOIN
THE SAILORS KNOT;
IT'S SOME CLUB

Helen Chadwick. finding all
her time not occupied despite
the fact that She In playing one
leading part after another nj the
Goldwyn studios at Culver City.
Is organizing a secret society
among motion picture actors.
The society hair as It's name
THE Sailors Knot" Mrs Chad
wick was inspired TO organize the
club because OF Tier deep inter-
est in the NATURAL line. since
on location aboard the schooner
Deborah for scenes in Ben Ames
Williams story or the sea
The first requirements for any
one wishing to- JOIN the society
IL TO be able "a tie a knot. which
only n sailor can unite. Then
you must be a good fisherman.
sing tho old sea chanties. and
never say O'Clock but tell time
in bells" whahcr a person sub
1ect TO seasickness viii be In
itiated In not known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Oliver Morosco
'EnterstheM Movie
ProducingField

With the fling In Los Angeles Of
the Incorporation papers for the
new $500. 900 Oliver Morosco Pro.
ducsion. Inc. the film world ~
focusing a surprised and searching
game upon tho latest activities 81
the maD who has fisen TO such a
commanding position In theasricaln.
That Mororco in 90 play AS Inn
portan, part In the motion picture
business an h. has In stage affairs
Is Indicated by the visor with which
he has re, about tho launching Of his
new enterprise.
II has been Morosco'. ambition to
see hts stage successes reproduced
for the screen with the same clabo.
rate OUTLAWS and intelligent obsers.
ancr Of dramatic detail. That the
Morosco pictures will follow ciose.
~ the Morewco knark Of obtaining
the best effects In n logical concIu.
sion.
He brings bsfor the camera a
r~mar<abS large number Of stars
who viii enjoy the novel exp<r.
fence Of repeating their stage roles
for the films Furthermore. he
will introduce 10 the pictures sew
erai ~ the foremost authors whose
activs0cs have been confined large.
iy heretofore 10 the drama Of the
stage.
Meantime. preceding Morcsco from
the East are stars and authors.
who wfp Immediately Join in the
stage and film activities here.
Francis X. Bushman and Beverley
Baync ar~ en- route for the premiere
OF The Rainbow Bridge" the new
Morosco play. by Paul Dickcy and
Charles w. Goddard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
SOPHIE'S. GLAD SHE
LEARNED THE BIBLE

Sophie wachncr is thanking her
stars that she had TO learn her Sun
day school lessons when she was a
little girl. for otherwise she might
have been at loss when called upon
suddenly to furnish costume for
Goliath. Miss wachner. as head OF
the costume department at the Gold
wyn studio. Is always being Gale |
upon for something strange. but
when Fred Peters was brought to
her to be CARRIED for the giant. she
gasped. Then she recalled her big
old Bible with the pictures in It.
which she usci AZ child, and from
that memory. was able to make the
suit The part Is In Booth Tarkin'-
toms "Edgar.x Sunday courtshlp,"
in which EdFar. shamed for not
knowing his Sunday school lesson.
visuallzes for himself the scene
where David goes out to meet Go.
Hath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
MAX PAYS TRIPLE
TO MAKE FILMS HERE

To pay n penalty OF 81 on every
dollar spent for making films In Cali.
fornia. instead Of France. In the cx.
f.rienc~ OF Max Lindcr. the Partisan
film comedian. A. the pr~aen, rate
Of exchange the franc represents
only one.third OF its former value In
American money. and as Linder's
backing comes from across the
water. he has TO stand the exorbitsns
rate OF exchange Despite this hand.
cap. Iinder prefers 20 make hts pro-
auctions here. He has Just finished
Seven Years Had Luck" his firss
independents American-made five-rcei.
er. and Al Davis. his dircctorai ms.
sociafe. has started. casting for hts
second picture. which the comedian
is writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
LAWSON BUTTS
FORTUNE is MADE;
SUBSTITUTE FOR GAS

Lawson Butt. featured player In
tho Dial Film compaffy's latest
ail-s,ar production. THE Tigers
Coat" might have given Thomas
Edison some lively competition II
ho had chosen invention instead
Of screen acting as his life en-.
deayor.
During the recent Los Angeles
gasoline shortage Lawson locked
himself In his garage laboratory
and produced what he claims TO
be a perfect motor fuel substitute.
II IL made up of equal parts Of
wood alcohol. disttiiate aud ben.
xoli. Lawson nays he has tried the
substitute successfully In his own
ear and finds II considerably
cheaper than gasoline.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Dorothy Double
Doubled Double
And Then Some

Two hundred and fhirteon Ioot
Angeles girls think that they Jod
exactly like Dorothy Phillips. AlloGj
Houber. who is directing MI
Phillips In their first indepen6ou11t
produced feature. inserted IN ~
in a Los Angeles paper asking ~
maidens who imagined that 01Q1&
were facial repiicas Of the Wo1(
known star. They arrived the non1
morning in limousines. on foot oi
street cars and motorcycles H.
came from every part q -
Angeles and from towns - m11c
away from the worlds MIN eoUsl
ital
Every type was represented. fFoun1
Spanish blondes to Swedish 6euiI
neftes. and every girl was 49,
lutcly cure that Allen Holuhar, 49,
self. couldn't tell the differences ~
tween her and the noted cmoe3on
star.
Harry Bucquet. assistant - -
bar. had TO talk himself hooxuo
every rejected applicant 10 exp1o1
that just by an eyebrow did GG
miss being Dorothy Phillip6 eU1~
The girl selected was = San -
society brunette. who had 49, RI
by her friends that she reoemn1n
the star closely enough to ~ n1{
big sister. She will appear = ~
part OF the picture requiring = 80
role effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

Grace: Yes. irwin Cobb has been
writing for the movies. but he has
not decidtd to give up his literary
work 10 become film actor. How.
ever. he. with several writers GOV.
cring the democratic convention. did
take part in a motion picture play.
let directed BY Marshall NcfIan a,
San Francisco recently The play
let was burlcsaue OF Mr.. Neilan's
new feature picture. Go and Get
IT," based on a newspaper story.
Brown Eyes. II. u. Warmers full
name is Henry Bryon Warner. and
he's ~ years old. You can reach
him at J. u. Hampton Productions.
Hollywood. Calf Rita s,amwood il
his wife. Yes. Anita Stewart is mar
ried and her husband Is Rudolph
Cameron.
Old Subscriber: Somebody's been
kidding sou. Gan Henry II a
woman. not a boy. and Anita Stew
art has no children in spain or
anywhere eis< Tho fat boy who
appeared with Charlie Chaplin In
"sunnyside" Ia Tommy Woods Of
Brainerd,s MINI. lie weighs 400
po1nda
Art: Elliott Dexter In the hus
band OF Marie Doro. He wds born
in Houston. Tex. He was in stock
and productions on the stage before
he entered pictures with old Triangle.
After an absence from the screen
for nearly a year following n nerv-
Gus breakdown he has returned TO
the fold again and will soon be seen
in new Cecil DE Mile film.
Conducted in co-opcrafson trsfh
Associated First National Ptcfurcs,J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
MISS ORA CAREW
IS ALWAYS FIRST

Ora Carew. star Of Mountain
Madness" The F1gurehead" and
other big screen successes. was the
first film actress 10 fiil the tank Of
her car with gasoline imported on q
special train from Texas TO break
the famine in Los Angeles Miss
carcw motorcd TO the tracks Of the
Southern T'ncific to- see the train
come In. and her tank was the first
filled. after the mayor OF Los An
Eeles had officially welcomed the
train 10 the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Ii B E r T Y



"A Mans Man. Hen Iurptn
Not zoe Per Cent Man. Charles conkiin
Another Man At Tlmss. >. Ford sterling
A College Belle. ...........P hyiiss Hayer
Married Life" IL the name OF the
hilarious play due at the Liberty to-
day for a week or more stay.
The play has in II a suitcr being
epurned for another man because he
had played BY foul means In n foot
ball game
Then there is marriage ceremony
and perturbation Of happy and UNI
happy married life
A play il then shown given BY
members Of the Sennett set TO other
members. in which the hero has to
kiss the heroine about a thousand
times.
Ben Turpin is then shown at the
hospital and Is given so much gas by
. fake doctor that he floats out Of the
window and away and Is pursued In
airplanes by police and friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
MOVIES WANT WILSON
TO PEN LEAGUE FILM

LONDON, Aug. 7.--Announcomen
is made that a large British moving
picture concern has asked President
Wilson 10 put the case Of the League
Of Nations into the form Of a motion
picture plot. The invitation explains
that thru motion pictures he could
reach an audience compared with
which the resources OF oratory are
infiniteslmal.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

BY ". BURTON
NEW YORK. Aug. HAS she a
camera face?
This question win have to be
answered scores OF times during the
next week by the five farnoN4
judges who will select from the
prize winning saiesgiri beauties of
the United States. the most beauti-
full one OF all.
In fact. ms a point. II In consids
cred almost as important N the
question Of beauty itself. inasmuch
as a girl. altho beauty, who has
not a camera face cannot register
her looks on the screen. and is use.
less as a film actress.
DWAN EXPLAINS
CAMERA FACE"
So what constitutes camera
face? took this question TO Allan
Dwan. one OF the greatest Of all
movie directors. and asked him to
explain IL 80 that every contestant
In the great national salesgiri
beauty contest will understand H.
while they await the decision OF Flo
ZiegfeId. Neysa McMcin. r. A.
Walsh. Jas. Quirk and Alfred Cheney
Johnston, who will pick the final
winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
MOVIE MEN CLAIM THEY
ARE SOME FISHERMEN

According to J. Won Herberg. Of
the Jensen-yon Herberg company
there are very few fish left In the
Sank rivers as the result OF a fishing
expedition composed OF Mr. Won Her.
berg. Mr.. l.. o. IAkan, manager OF
the First National Exchange; Joe
Gottstein. treasurer of the Greater
Theatres company. and some other
friends, last Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
HE TELLS Us
SOME RULES

mathematics" said Dwan.
HE TELLS Us
SOME RULES
Here are some rules that Dwan
lays down:
The lines Of the chin must form
~ on,nse angie when looked at
Tho distance from the point Of the
chin to the base Of the nose must
equal the distance from tho tip OF
the nose to point exactly between
the eyebrows.
The distance from car 10 ear. over
the forehead, must equal the distance
from the apex OF the chin TO the cx-
act crown Of the head.
The mouth, when In a smile or a
laugh. should never be more than n
firth larger than the mouth in re-
pose.
The eyts should be the distance Of
one eye apart
The distance from the point Of the
chin to the eyes should be equal to
the distance from the eyes 10 the
sown of tho head.
The top of the ear should be even
with the eyebrow and the ear itself
should be so situated that line
drawn from the top of the head
straight downward would indicate
clearly where the ear joins onto the
head.
'"The above rules. OF course, do
not hold true OF types. For the
thing that makes the type valu.
able is the very fact that his or
her features violate the accepted
standard Of perfection" he says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

Helene Sullivan. the talented young
actress. who deserted the legitimate
stage to play featured part In the
Dial company's latest all-star produc-
tion, The Tigers Coat" has nc
ceptcd a new contract from Oliver
Morosco and will devote ut least an.
other year To the tsotiight&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
C L E M nj E r


Robert Clifford Is . detective on
the New York police force. on re-
turning from Europe. where he had
been on a hunt for Mary Regain. n
notorious criminal. he meets a young
lady who. to him. appeared per.
1ectiy respectable. but who In real.
ity was the very person he was
looking for. Mary Regan.
Bradley. tho captain Of detectives.
n really a member OF the crook gang
that Mary Regain belongs tn.
Clifford spoiis one Of Bradicyr
games and he then Is fired by Brad.
ley. Mary Regain then goes against
Bradley and exposes hts graft.
Clifford then finding out that the
Girl he met on the boat coming from
Europe and fell in love with II
Mary Regain. the crook. he makes
efforts TO reform her. and he does
Later the two are happily married
This play. Partners OF the Night
comes TO the Ciemmcr today for a
weeks run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
G. O l. / S + u nj
"a SPLENDID HAZARD"


HeddA Colbert, ..s...s,. Rosemary Theby
John Fitzgerald. Norman Kerry
Laura hilis.re~. boFtest
Sc A SPLENDID HAZARD Har.
"A old MacGrath's famous story
Of adventure and love. which comes
to tho Coliseum Saturday for a
weeks playing. is said to live up to
its name. and is splendid.
The play deals with a young man
Who il fred by an ambition In order
TO carry out this ambition he has to
have money. and when he hears that
there lis hidden treasure 20 be had at
IN certain place and that certain
beautiful stage beauty has the SC.
crct to the location he Is determined
To get that secret
In order TO get II he has to marry
the woman: he then steals the key
and runs on 10 America. There then
follow a string OF stirring events
leading to a thrilling fight for love
and treasure in the isle OF Corsica.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

ETHAN OF the Mountain" win be
Monroe salisbury's second lndepend-
ent starring production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

S T r A N D


'SlDS
Omitted Artists
Amanda AffIIck. .......... Mary Pfckford
Horace Greensmith. .4..... Albert Austin
Benjamin Jones. ........ Harold Goodwin
Nine. Jeanne DidieF. Nine. Rose Dione
So popular Is Mary Pickford's
latest play. Studs that the manage
ment OF the Strand has decided TO
hold It over for few days longer.
The play centers around little
work-weary Amanda Affiick. who Is
. drudge In n French laundry.
Little Amanda Is hoping with all
her heart that some day rich man
win come to take her and she can
always live in happiness. She has as
material for this hope a shirt left in
the laundry a long time back by a
Horace Greensmith. Finally Horace
comes 10 claim the shirt and. instead
IT a rich man. he Is only a very poor
fellow. Poor Amanda's hopes are
partly appeased. tho, when Benjamin
Jones, the laundry driver. asks for
her hand.
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r r x
THE MOLLYCODDI.E"

mfas w sAdrt1 arlington
Douglas Fairbanks comes TO Seat
tie for another engagement In his
latest play. THE Moliycoddie.''
In this play Doug" has the role
Of Richard Marshall. descendant Of
a long line OF Americans who were
fearless fighters for righteousness
Thru a rpishap he 10 reared in Eng
land from an early age. This makes
him a regular "mollycoddle."
While travelling In Spain he meets
n pretty American girl and some Of
her friends who are touring the
country.
He slows away on their boat going
TO America. and when he arrives
there, follows them out West. He
wins over many obstacles cast in his
path and becomes a real American,
also winning q right pretty young
miss ~ ~ y