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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-18

MAGUNCIA. Mayo. lila eracua-
ci6n de Frankfort y demas ciudGdes
~en.na del Rhin. ocupadas por to-
pas francesas Y belgas, como repre-
salia por ell envfo de tropas alemanas
al dlstrito del Ruhr, ha empezado hoy
a las cinco de Ia mahana, segrn dice
un despscho que de aQuella plaza Sc
recibi6 aqui. esta mahana. Las tro-
pas tranceSas Y belgas protegieron 81
retirada con an,etralladoras. para impe
dir 6emostraciones hostiles por parte
de los alemanes.
Tanto las autoridades alemanas. CO.
mo las frarcesas. eXpldieron procla-
mas encareciAndo al pueblo que guar
dara calma Y Sc a~bstuviera de come
ter actos de ]violencia. Las ultnnas
unidades francesas Sc espcra u SAL
gan de Frankfort esta noche, de modo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-18
Sc HALLAN De NUEVO
ACTIVAS LAS TROPAS
DE Won LUETTWITZ

LONDRES. Mayo 1T.-Los polacos
han ~derrotado fcompletamente a los
~bolshevikuis. habiendor ocupado Lokow
Y schole $500 prisioneros al enemigo.
segun dice un communicate Official da-
do y la publicldad por Ell Ministerio
de la Guera polaco = recibido hoy
aquf de Varsovia.
Tn deSpacho i~nalamorico de MosSou.
dice QUO una de las luchas mas en-
c~arrizadas estaba l~ibrandose en- 81
frer;e polaco. a~cregando que muchas
aldeas habian sido i~ncendiadas.
NARSOTIA. Mayo 17.-Un cores
ponsal americana envfa n CORES
pondcncia de Kiev. dando detalles res
pecto de Ia ~ocupaci6n de esa plaza por
las tropas polacaS V ukranianas. FL
citadC c~oresponssl dice que entr6 a
kieI al dia siguiente de que ocup6 Ia
| plaza Ia cabaleria polaca. habiendo en-
Contrado Ia ciudad enteramente eva
cua.la Y uno de los puentes sobre el
Dniaster destrufdo parcialmente.
Los polacos han establecido alif una
~fortaleza cabeza de puente con un ra-
do lie 80 Kilometres, que han~ido en-
sanchando gradualmente, asegurando
una buena posici6n para proteger a
Kier &c Ia artileria enemiga. Los boil
srevikis han continuado hacienda nu-
merosos contra-ataqUes con fuerzas de
refresco. con 81 prop6sito de recuperar
Ia capital ukraniana. pero hasta aho-
IA han sido ~hechazadoS = Segun pornce
ran desis:ido "a &c su propjsito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-18

Como dijimos en- articulo anterior,
Nlno de Guzman, el presidente de "a
prirnera Audieucia. al saber que regre-
saba Cortes a Mexico con Ell titulo de
CAPTAIN General de- Ia N1eva Espana,
no oCiso esperanto en- dichs ciudad. ST.
no qus decide ssnr a e~mprender IA
GaIicsa. Sus companeros de Audiencia
pas. que mas tarde Sc llam6 Nueva
Galncia. Sus compaheros de -Audiencia
por tai de quedarse solos con 81 mandc
he la coloaia, no vacilaron en- proper
cionsrle cuantos ne6jos y recursos
7uiso. no obstan,s cue estaba prohibit
DO hscer conquis,as con fondos de Ia
corona.
Fl % lie Diciembre de I522 salio
Guzman de Mexico para Tolucs al
fre1te de soc soldados espaholes V
%. 00t indioS s~uxiliares. De allf pssj a
NiIotep-c, de donde orden6 8 PEDRO Al
meGdez Chirinos que fuese a Tin
Szuntzan. capital del RENO de Michoa-
can. cue le envlsra 10000 suerreros.
como en- efecto 10 hizo dicno soberano.
En- Puriandiro. do terrible tor
mento a Catzonzi, cacique de aQusl lu-
gar para obIisarle a que revelara ion
de Sc hallaban los tesoros que renfa en-
su ooder. sesGr creia NUao.
Este hombre cruel maRd6 poner a su
vtctin-a infeliz en- TN cepo con el cuer-
DO extendldc Y ataoo por las manos a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-18
FIESTA RELlGlOSA

Muy solemne fue la fiesta reli-
giosa que antenoche c~elebrose en-
Ia iglesia de st. Mary sta en- las ca
lies del mismo nopbre. con motive
de Ia canonizscicn que {. mismo dia
tuvo efecto con toda pcmpa en- la
cathedral de San PEDRO. en- Roma. La
elegante capilla de St. Mary viose,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-18

pues, antenoche, concurrida ! con
tener e. : muy diiatado recital. En-
los altares del mencionado temple
.coloc6se una imagen de Il
nueva santa que al efecto fue bendeci
da e invocada por primera vez en- Ia
historic de la Iglesia Catolica.
Ell Reverend Padre J. J. Whal
en- tuvo a su cargo en- esta e ell
sermon indispensable en- Ell cual, y
de une marera bien clara. Mario a los
fieles la vida > muerte de la joven
martir que antier fue canonizada
por Ell Papa B~eneGicso XIV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-18
BCN0MI NO 0UISO SER
Ell JEFE DEL NUEVO
COB. TALIANO

ROMA. Mayo 17.-El senior Bono
mi. Ministro de ia Guerra en- ell ga
binete que ACADIA de dImitir y que pre-
sidia el senior Nitti. Sc ha rehusado
terminantemente a 'aceptar el encar-
so lie formar un nuevo ministerio, CO.
mission Que le fuera ofrecida por ell
Rey Victor Manuel. En- vista de este
cl Fey ha citado al senior Nitti a una
nue:G conferencia en- la cual Sc trata-
ra sobre Ia actual crisis polftica.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-09-05
SYKESVILLE, PA.
l.o Scttembre


(Concctto GrassD Luncdi
prossimo. 6 corrente ncse, in Questo
laboriosa e patriottica colouia, sa-
ra' festeggiato il labor day con pa
rata, discorsi. giuoco della palla, cor
Sc a piedi ed in bicicletta, inau-
gurazione di bandiere e concerto
musicale. La celebrazione e sotto
eli auspici di questa loggio Marsi-
cana Villa Glori. del Figli d'ltalia
in America. Interyerranno lie con
soreIIc del paesi limitrofi ed il Gran
de Venerable delrOrdine in que
sto State signor Giuseppe Di Sill
yestro di Philadelphia
Tn elaborate sgariato programs
ma sara syolto durante la giornata.
La celebrazione 81 aprira allie ore
S.45 di mattina con una parata il
cui corteo percorrera' le strade prin-
cipali di questa cittadeila, da Sykes
Street Fan House o Ball Grounds.
ALA loggia Societa' che fara me-
Clio impressione, per il numero del
suoi ASSOCIATE e per il comportamen-
20, sara offerto nm premio. ALE ore
40 A. NJ precise parIera', in ita-
Iiano, il Grande Venerable delfOr-
dine del FlgIi d'Italia di questo
State, seguito subito dopo dall'a-
yocato Charles J Margiotti di Punk
nutawney, Pa, oratore in inglese,
e da altri che ci diranno in questa
lingua. II programme della gloria
ia, dopo l'inaugurazione dele ban
diere, 81 chudera' con un concerto
musicale che sara eseguito dalla
rinomata banda Nirclla di Pitts
burgh.
II giorno precedente, domeuica, il
Grande Venerable visitera' la log
gia Roma del CESAR di Dubois,
Pa, dai cui soci, che 10 amano da
yero fratello, e atteso cor ansia tre-
pidante, specialmente dopo la grave
malattia sofferta.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-09-05

20 di cnuambi / geuitori. i'm Europa,
a rausa della guerra moudiale teste'
y0mbatutasL
n nunero totaIc dcgli nrfani, dice
la -tatistica. e. di j? mjIioni. del
auai. 4 milioni sono russi, 3 Milo
mi radeschL un milione fruncesi
I.Albania e. 'ultima nelIa lista con
II mila orfauj Z i'm Italia quaint
ne ne -ono. La staustica pubblica-
ia dalla stampa americana tace a
nostro proposito. + mai possible
che la Croce Rossa Americana sla
una Istituzione cosi parziale neIl2
,ua opera umanitaria, 81 deyc ALA
megera stampa americana il silenzlo
anchc su questo fatto imPortante; 81
yuolc ad ognj costo deprezzare Fo-
pera italiaua e la yittorla ottenuta
dalla nostra Patria:
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-09-05
BUTLER, PA.
pI ASp9
TRISTE NOTIZIA

NIl - II nostro AMIGO e fratello
aelrOrdine FigIi d'ItaHa signor
Giovanni Nelit. ieri riceveya la tri-
ste uotizia. che Il % di luglio u. s..
cessava di yiyere i'm SeIIia Marina.
provincial M Catanzaro. II suo adora-
to genitore Francesca, uomo di inn
Daraggiabili virtu'. padre e sposo af.
rattuoso. III una bonita senza limit.
.fno allo scrupoIo.
Nac0ue ad Abb. paesello posto al
.c falde della Sia. fu discepolo del
professoro De Guzziri III Catanz0ro.
dal ouaIe apprc-c lutte le austerita'
% una profonda coItura che forma-
rouo III mi ruomo Mobile e c0,cien-
te.
A -1Ii 10 ami fin maestro eIe-
meutarc a 5. Giovanni di Abb For
Sc la monotonia del viiiaggio non
gli piacquc & diedc ALA carripra
dele guardie fore-tali. trasferendosi
a SelIia. dove rimasc per ben p am
ui. GIl fu offerto II posto di briga-
diere. ma cgIi 10 rifiuto' scmpre per
non la.cimc Sellia. dove incontro'
Ia comDagna della sua vita.
L'iutera cittadinanza piange la
,ua mmatura perdita. II popolo 10
tgnne in ALTA considerations per lc
sue plecIari yirtu' @ per Ia sua mo-
destia. Flu AMIGO del poycri ed af-
fcttuo.o con tutti quanti 10 conob-
hero.
MoIti gioyani. ora diyeutati uo-
mini profes,ionisti. 10 ebbero
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-09-05
NUOVE LOGGE

A Mount Washington, per inizia-
tiva del fratello Domemco Di Lcr-
MIA. Venerable della Loggia Luca-
MIA No. 988, 81 e. costituita una
nuoya Loggia deIPOrdine che ha as
sunto il nome di "Potenza No.
1049.
Delta Loggia sara iniziata dome
MICA u settembre, adj essa lara
da madrina Ia Loggia Lucania.
Intanto il fratello Di Lernia, rem
dendosi ancora una volta beneme-
rito dell'Ordine, sta organizzaEdo
un'altra Loggia a Monaco, e tutto
lascia preyedere che essa sara sol
lecitamente costituita
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-09-05

vi pare2
f dal dubbio sorse I'errore. Il
dubbio coudusse l'on. Nitti a sorrl-
aars cinigamente sugh ~cannI dl
lIontecitorio. II duLbio condusse al
1a Camera Nisiauo II dubb,o che
ia distrugge cio' che ha latto,
che crea Gollemente e foIlemente de
mollsce ma re,timito Gio,itti a po-
tere
81 puo' certo affermare oggi che
tuta la vita uoIitica ita.lana e at
trayersata da unincertezza disastro-
/ sa. e. auimata da un dubbio che
tocca forse To scetticismo.
/ Ouale destino beffardo yuole che
.un concetto di parria scaturito cosl
mgido. COST yiolento, dale commos-
Sc sanguinanti profondita' della stir
pc - durante Iii anm di guerra -
:, disperda ora e 81 disgreghi IN
mile yolonta' divergent o contra
stanu,
Samo moi coutemporanei ed er-
.co, non Possiarlo ah'le ,''e'' 7''
tlcl
10 sloTleo enc alL +" il'- -''''g .'
NLslohe pioIoi'da o7i '"'.' '.., ~. .-'
morono guesio hoN.L' s-'.o ID "'''''''
aI.a Ia paroI" "t 'e'l0"
Ma. Eeoo 3D. NON ''1,. Plo
lIiaHlenle ] '"'.,.@-',.s =. ~ -. -
VI Oh lar -'-o,l'lll .I ''-..- ~ ~. .,.-s -.
H1 1L.1 i.oii''.'.''.- -
nato ala ined-'"/'out' - '..... 49,,
mlo g Uho sJEan' n'.l'''s go, 80
tal'olta user 'al sell'elo -. Pel - 80
0onda.e ina le .an'e o.' 's'"-''''.'',
aTiae ae-.t sPeo"'a1lol.l' IL
10 VI "o|e'" I'''E .'1l'l' .l' Ia
geAl-t1 II lI1o"@''''1 y. '''' i'l'o q
.lco.'. ! oil '''e'o "''1''~ 'l7,s
10 iae'i' ora eS', l'''1l VI IL i.l'
--l're al&uFIo PeIc'e O'rll'"'e pre-
sJo ln salute. Lol lo.eIo o'I'' una
-lHeela paro.a oainlcIzI" enc spe'o
. Fogllate accetlafe dI nuoA sidoo'
Ea una c9-a oIso2i'a VI roh'uhlc..'
Lda'laLi.o g IinIt'. = sla.o s'lIo-
cato dali apatia generate. EEa'allo
4@ :. GIo'ann' % PFedlg'''anl' ne.
aeseEto. VIA U ae'eElo de'Ie anime me-.
ODD oesefsg enc =. Iee'pu" plu JILL
1lmeAJe oe'la N''ppo lhe'leslI'l"'
.., r;.+r, I'M. f,pdaz;,po ann nuo-
~, satri,,,sraIa lilo r,oItissir,a fidu-
~. Srar, r,orta lsi rioi ,n,ici al
/ pnro. II nroy, giornaIa i chi.-
n,ars, LA pror,". sara N coI,ra
/ \,,iarsIis+,. s,r,, mn f,rroa+o mi
,.I;,r. Gou.Adri,ti.o TTo uro scalti..
.imo oorno ii reJ,ttori II collabo-
-,rar.,, mas tYtti nrofossori III
. Ticeo deIile ire nroyincie J,AbrIzzo
. Dirigaro, in ia prora"
gioyani che uIirono Ia mia ma
roIa = Is.sero miai scritti yolIero
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-09-05
Una nuOva pubbliCaiOnG d'ItaIia che almGno
ali AbruzzeSi dOrGbbGTO inCOraggidrG

L.r..ar.Hn En Que. .. l.IaIIl|,
If,r..... fin f. rs Fubaraio
,.5. rfr.:gtt.. ,n ,trmanale.
...f.,-, .,r.,rf.ssnenta con rara
competence .e.ls.1.l.- e.. - 80. 80
im-aa nationalist. con yeste tipo-
rahca varamente artisura. IL com
'eraul- q oo.to dlretJore era Leo
Leone, conn-ciuto sotto 10 pseudo
nimo d. Germinale d'Al0a; u ma
goo dg'Iute tLpagratla ]. slgnor
|Giulio Bra-a, eN proto della nostra
.uno-ra.a proprletau9 oggl e dlFel-
tore della Tilograla Ta,LI.a, dl
|uuaIIa altta
/ ~i devo Lor-e allie rare gu1.lta dl
lndipeudenza e do goragglo dl gueI
-torna.e SEC e-so, pers 'Tuiial' ongAe
ida uomiHi dI gorerna totlh ALA no.
F |.ru Italia. ALA fine do @egno
10. s- dovette cessare ie sue puho-L-
gazlonl Lmdlpenaenza Oh eaTaJ-eFe
'gI d. g0ra--.' -'A' que lla-lla ne
garlve. specia.mente per cHl 81 ae4i-
. "a ALA mobile arte del 4ornaIsmo,
sla IN America che in IIal'a- we
inrece, q pro-para, n guesto G mel
nostro paese anH nei monde inlero,
ia stampa buElardd. merceha1a. III
earraruee lie pu51.ieazlonl oHesJt
che non mu"u' o media F''n'
~.en'atanan,e. soslsnute aa.Lo -ni-
E'ta aI saeT..l]I' e dl a2.e-a1i'-s Ole.
Feu eroi aaI sLoFna.i~n'o ad e>'e pre-
p"-te.
Nurl, oo-a E.oIosaInenle' i
Er''..'. che a.e'a l.nlat' Pu'i-L-
.H.e 0Ae.."H'''...,. ".. --1g-. N4.
H".. lF-2s.aL' '-.Ie .'''.-o-
...'.. l.. .,...'.. ,. ''' -''.'
I.rra.-or.-a n.-a, 8i Leo Leone.
.ontlnuara' .uIa ~Pora. un nuoy9
giorua.a !. gua.e. mel momento in
om sc1'"no, aMEa 9-a i1s2'hihcll- l,,l
Arizona republican., 1920-02-25
Anita Stewart at the Lamara.

The Lamara's attraction for the final Showings today is Anita Stewart, starring in Mind the Paint Girl"
 This story, built entirely around the theatre and the life behind the scenes, is in reality the love story of a chorus girl. It reveals the star in the role of of her parents to make her living, and making capital out of her natural beauty and talent, she takes up a career behind the footlights, making her start in the chorus of a musical comedy organization.
 It is there that she meets the army captain who is to play such an i'm portant part in her life Although she loves the captain, she will not permit her heart interfering with her art, and puts the captains proposal off with the counter proposal that he wait un- til she has achieved that success for which she longs. With the success comes the girls fascination for deal ing in her appeal to her admirers, and before long she has several suitors all comes the denouement-the incidents which reveal the human side of the erstwhile butterfly and the plot re- solves itself into a climax of intense interest and genuine dramatic value.
 The added attraction is the Martin Johnson travelogue.
 Tomorrow starts the enga cement of William F'arnum. fwho will hold the Lamara screen for three days, pre- senting Les Misera bles"
Arizona republican., 1920-02-25
Biz Fun Show Coming

What should provide merriment. en- tertainment and joy eternal, is prom ised at the Elks theater two days, commencing Friday, February 21, where those two famous comics of car toon fame, Mutt and Jeff" are un- derlined for a brief engagement. This season Manager Gus Hill has sur rounded them with a brand new mu- sica1 comedy entitled, Mutt and Jeff's Dream A distinct plot runs through the three acts, which is nat urally interrupted with rollicking sit uations. infectious songs. dances. nov cities. features. SpecialtieS, dances and wit, supplied by a capable cast of 40 people. including a champion beauty chorus of 16 stunningly goWned young women. Mutt and his diminutive pal Jeff may be expected to go through number of side splitting adventures calculated to arouse the disabilities of both grown-ups and lliddies alike. This will he the ninth season of the uni Versally famed comics. May their ad vent and reappearance continue for ever. Seats on sale at Elks box of flee
Arizona republican., 1920-02-25
ATTORNEYS CHANGE
 MINDS ABOUT COLE

That the federal grand jury now in session in Phoenix would not consider the case of c. c. Cole. federal prohibi tion agent charged with white slavery was the statement made yesterday by Thomas A. Flynn, United States at torney- Mir. Flynn said that the gov ernment attorneys had changed their minds after Cole changed his.
 According to word received here several days ago Cole was to be brought from Tuoson, having begged permission to have the case transferred to this district and disposed of at once. He said he would plead guilty, it is alleged.
 Later he is alleged to have stated that he intended pleading not guilty When this became known his request to have the case transferred was denied.
 Cole. who has a wife and four chil dren living in Pima, Arizona, is al legged to have violated the Mann act. Mary Moore a trained nurse of Mary land is alleged to have registered at local hotel with Cole as his wife. They are said to have lived together in Tucson and according to- report have not denied the parentage of four-monthS old child.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-25
Mutt and Jeff" Coming

There seems to be no denying the potency of Mutt and Jeff. This fact has been emphasized time and again. and the fact is more than ever firm iy realized this season judging by the colossal reception accorded the brand new Gus Hill comedy in three acts, in which the Bud Fisher cartoon creations have been acclaimed this year. The title of the big event is Mutt and Jeff'S Dream" which is underlined as the next attraction at the Elks theater, commencing Friday February 27, with the usual matinee Saturday In this particular vehicle. resplendently costumed. produced, mounted and arranged under the per sonal direction of Mr. Hill, the long and short of it" as Mutt and Jeff are universally known. their opportunities of renewing and settling their good na
 tured quarrels all over again, have un- limited scope The music of the com edy is said to be unusually tunefu1 while the chorus, comprising 20 un- usually pretty and viVacious young women in captivating gowns. has come in for exceptional praise and endorse ment. Thirty -odd people all told are employed, providing a cast capable of furnishing an entertainment both to be remembered and enjoyed. Seats are now selling at the box office.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-25
Under Suspicion'-Columbia

Under Suspicion ora Carew' $ latest film offering and a dramatic film spectacle of more than the usual worth. will be the feature offering at the Columbia theater for today only. The usual excellent supplementinS program numbers, which include q Pdthe review. q Current Topics reel and a selected comedy. will be shown today only.
 In Under Suspicion Miss Carew appears as a young girl of 21, who has just come into possession of her fathers fortune Most of her life has been spent in the small town of her birth and at a boarding school, and she thinks it is time she saw New York With d maiden aunt for q chap eron she goes to the city. where she rents sumptuously furnished apart ment She does not know, however, that the man who poses as the owner of the apartment is really the valet of Jerome Kent who tires of his social
Arizona republican., 1920-02-25
ELBERT NEAL AND
 MISS PERRY MARRY

The marriage of Miss May Perry daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. w. Perry of Alhambra to Ebert Neal of the state engineers office. took place Sun day morning at the home of the Rev erend James E. Ferris of Glendale MT. Ferris read the service.
 The news of the marriage will be of interest to the many friends of the couple, who are established at the Del Rey hotel where they will be dom iciled until later in the spring when they will visit MT. Nears former home in Nashville.
 with the Western Union and is well liked generally is also Neal who has lived here for the past six years.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-25

obligations and seeks peace and quiet in the woods.
 Kent does not know that his quar- ters have been let and when he re- turns unannounced is promptly mis- taken for burglar. But instead of calling the police, Betty decides to re form him and offers him a position as chauffeur. Scenting a bit of fun. the young man consents But the events that follow prove more exciting than either Betty or the young man looked for and not until the final scenes is all the misunderstanding cleared away and the path left open for litle Cupid $ work. The Columbia orchestra of seven pieces will furnish a special musical program.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-25

H. Ince, and again Charles Ray is cast for the style of characterization that has endeared him to the public a rural boy in a small town-strug- glng against diversity and awakening to his full power of manhood when brought face to face with a crisis that if sidestepped would brand him as despicab1e coward and a worthless bit of human wreckage.
 Ray in the part that Ince has as signed him carries off all the honors that an actor could possibly take But his Support is excellently chosen, and contribute much to the success of the picture.
 9'String Beans will play but the limited engagement of two days, giv- ing way Friday to Marguerite Clark -four feet of loveliness''-in one of her sweetest stories, Still Waters
Arizona republican., 1920-02-25
6Ise[ [llQatoI, UNUSUAL PHOTOPLAY
 WITH NELL SHIP|MAV '.
 IS AT STRAND TODAY

The Strand today starts the engage ment of Back to Gods Country,
 starring Nell Shipman in without ques- ton, the most unusual sphotoplay ever released. The story is from the pen of James Oliver Curwood. and was origin ally published in the magazine under the title of 'Napi. the Wairus." Weav
 ing it's plot in the wilds of the Arctic, Back to Gods Country presents scenes actually made north of 53- The exterior shots are said to be the most awe inspiring ever brought ot the screen The plot is built around Dol ores, d beautiful and innocent young girl who lives in the Canadian wildS with her old father. The girl has, through the genueness and kindness made friends of all the wild beasts of the country. It is this angle Of the story that permits of the use. for the first time in the annals of the silent drama, of sixteen varieties of wild an imals. They are. seen actually playing important roles in the production, pro tecting the girl from the advances of vicious men. their vigil never ending night and day-every hour they are on Ffsc watch This peculiar appeal IS Heightened by the meeting of Dol ores and 'Wapi'--a great Dane dog, owned by beast of q man. and abused by the drunken brute. The girl on one occasion intercedings for the deg when his master is unmercifuly beat
 
 in his undying gratitude-a gratitude that takes definite form when Dolores, pursued by the man who has killed her father and who seeks her ruin. flees across the traclless wastes of snow on her dog sledge. The scoundreI. lsnoW- ing she is unarmed, seeks to handicap h., from distance by deliberately shooting her dog team one by one. As each dog drops. despair grips her more fiercely. It is then she learns the worth of "Wapi" who is seen to dash back to the team Of the murderer and in the greatest dog fight ever thrown on a screen. anililGte every dog of the pack.
 Back to Gods Country aside from the novelty of the use of the animals, unfolds a. most dramatic love story which will be appreciated by all who see the picture.
 The Strand announces there wifi be no advance in prices. for the engage men-