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Lincoln Park

The rooms of the Lincoln Park
school building are undergoing rem
ovation at the hands of the caretak
E. w Howes, and everything is being
put in first-class shape for the open.
ing of the schools in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Jukes and
children of Hutchinson. Kan, have
been spending some time visiting at
the parental Jukes home on Sherman
and Twelfth.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E Hubbell are
spending few days onsa motor trip
to the Gunnison. where they expect
TO try their luck at the fishing game.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. c. Mayhew of East
Sherman avenue have gone back to
their old home in Aiedo. Ill. for visit
among friends and relatives.
Roards over the Park have been
dragged since the recent rains which
makes travelling luxury for the many
automobile parties that are driving
over the highways this season of the
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Rice entertained
at family reunion and dinner in
honor of the wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. E. Snow. at their
home on Grand avenue. Sunday. and
all had a most enjoyable time The
party included Mr.. and Mrs. Snow
and daughter May. and son Fred.
Mark Gage of Four Mile and Miss
nF
and hostess and little daughter, Betty
Jean
Mrs. Emil Tobler has been confined
to her home on Park avenue the past
few days as a result of her horse
stepping on her foot which hitching
up No bones were broken. however.
and she hopes to be out again before
long.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Session went to
Denver Saturday TO spend few DAYS
visiting Mr.. Sessions mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Cheney. Sr.. returned
last week from Trinidad where they
spent some time visiting with the
family of their daughter. Mrs. Arpah
Hall.
Mrs. Andy Gardner has sold her
place on Grand avenue to a party
from New Mexico. who have taken
possession with his family. Mrs.
Gardner is visiting at the home of her
brother in Pueblo at present
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy T. Gebhardt. who
visited some 10 days with home folks.
left Thursday morning by automobile
for their home in Mcpherson. Kan.
The Gebbhardt families had a wind-up
picnic at Ahart's fishing ponds last
Wednesday evening. Several other
picnic outings We're also enjoyed by
the fraternity during Homecoming
week.
Smith and Jesse Watson. with their
uncle. VIII Mainz of California, and
John Smaller enjoyed recent auto
camping trip In the region of Hermit
lake. The party caught some fine
fish in the dam below the lake. and
had a general good time despite the
snowfall that covered the ground in
that vicinity. They returned by way
of llse, where Mr.. Mainz looked after
some property interests.
Mr.. and Mrs, \. r. King returned
recently from an automobile trip
wherein they visited relatives in Den.
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One OF the most charming events OF
the season was a dancing party given
Tuesday evening at the Annex hail
by Mrs. J. f. Mackenzie and family
for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Waldo and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell Canda. who
are guests n their home. The hail
was beautiful with decorations of sun.
flowers and palms. Music was fur.
nished by Fredrickson and Hawes.
and about 100 couple were present
Punch and waters were served dur
ing the dance
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Americas chief Of apple seedlings
until 1919 France produced
the United
grounds in Kansas and branch
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WorterfuI A.phaIt lake,

The asphalt lake OF Trinidad is sit
uafed at Brighton. ~ miles west Of
San Fernando % miles south of Port
OF Spain and about half mile from
the gulf of PTla. The lake itself Is
fiat area Of approximately 100 acres.
forming bnsit surrounded by a low
hill. The original elevation OF the
lake surface was is7is feet above sea
level. but mining, operations hnd low
cred this elevatin to about 1870 feet
IN 1918.
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Governor Cox to
Speak in Pueblo
September 18th
tBy un,sea rre...,

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.--The ma
tional Democratic committee today
announced the following places and
dates for Gov. Cox on his Western
speaking tour Albuquerque. N. NJ
Septembe- 23: Pueblo and Denver.
Colo. september "a; Cheyenne. wyo.
September 20.
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The Canon City Record Thursday, September 2, 1920

Mrs. r. c. Bacon entertained 13 lit
tie folks at her home Wednesday
morning in honor of Katherine Ba-
cons tenth birthday. Games were
played and prizes given to the ones
who found the most of the hidden
peanuts and won the races. 1t was
a shame to cut the beautiful birthday
cake. which was decorated with pink
candles, but by unanimous vote OF
all the kiddies ii was decided that the
cake should be eaten. Accordingly it
was served up with ice cream and
candy. Those present were Martina
Sidebottom, Norma Jean Turner, Ma
rion Hardy, Jean Bradbury. Margaret
Conway. Marthella Straughan. Flea
nor and Katherine Bacon: Wilbur Lit
tie. Gordon Beall. Donald and Lyman
Hardy. Clinton Biggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nickols entertained
at lawn party last night at their
home on Ninth street and Woodlawn
avenue. The evening was spent IN
games ad lovely two-course supper
was served. The guest list included
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young. Mr. and
Mrs. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Fl. Bish-
op. Mrs. c. f. Pounds; Misses Mary
Lambuth. Pauline Hardy, Fannie
Langhan; Matt McManus, John Shoe
man, Ira C. Bishop.
Mrs. Arthur Knowlton entertained
Mrs. d. C. Price. Mrs. r. A Turner
and Mrs. F. B. Thomgs at l o'clock
dinner al her home Tuesday
Miss Lena Hodgin entertained the
members of the Sewing Club at her
Lincoln Park home yesterday after
noon. The time was spent in sewing
and at o'clock lovely picnic din
ner was served on the lawn. The
guest list included Mesdames Harry
Bowen. Fora Combs. Fred Joel. Alva
Hall. J. P. Thomas. Jr.. W. a. Smart.
Gertrude Harris. Charles Hyder; the
Misses Nina Monroe, Nancy and Eliz-
abeth Griffiths. Queenie Jameson and
Mona F'risr.
Mrs. Fred Riede entertained 20 lit
tie folks at her home yesterday after
noon from 3 10 5. for her little grand
children. Grace. Beatrice and Esther
Riede. who are here with their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Fred Riede. Jr.
from Virginia, and are guests al the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Riede. Jr.
The afternoon was spent in games
and later refreshments were served
The house decorations and refresh
ment color scheme were carried out
in pink. The guest list included NIL
dred Cooper, Marths Sidebottom, Dor
cthy and Cecil Haley. Elizabeth Far
mer. Helen George, Dorothy and
Katherine Morrison. Patty Hutch
inson, Alice Cole. Lucille Coleman.
Rowena Rush, Anna Mary Hyder.
Jean Biggs, Dorthy Sterling. Evalyn
Meyers and Louise Hawthorne
Miss Madeline wirhan entertained
nine guests at her home. ses Main
street. yesterday afternoon in ceIe-
brstion of her ninth birthday. Games
were played and delightful refresh
ments were served. the guest list
included Annette Cosby. William Cos
by. Leoia Hutchinson. Marie Bunten.
Howard Benton. Gwendoiin Taylor.
Ruth and Lois Heston
A very pleasant evening was spent
al st Michael's hall last night when
the Ladies Sewing Society enter
tanned at social Five hundred was
PLAYED, at which Mrs. Margaret Bower
received high score prize and Mrs.
William Dollar consolation prize.
There was music and singing and
sandwiches, coffee and cake were
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Going way. comins home. sick or
well. The Record has II all =, !.
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want ad in the Record gets results,
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Major Stark Was First French Apple Seeding

supply our loyal friends and customers thai
nursery in the world. HoweveT. the Shorta
ated and intensified the tremendous deu
Ample as our stock of trees will b.. VIC advi
walton orders =: cnse-
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Society

Mrs. w. n. Clark entertained at
very charming afternoon party at her
home .1104 Greenwood avenue. Fri
day. The rooms were very pretty with
decorations of garden blossoms, and
pleasant afternoon was spent in
playing FIVE hundred, There were
nine tables. Mrs. David Robson car.
ried off the honors for high score and
Mrs. Jack Bacon received the consoia.
tion prize. Toothsome Refreshments
were served by the hostess assisted
by the Misses Margaret Robson. Dor
othy Farmer, Meriel and Louise Clark
Miss Margaret Pruett entertained a
number of little friends in honor of her
10th birthday yesterday. Refreshments
of ices, candy. cake and lemonade were
served and the color scheme was car
ried in pink and white. Those present
were Grace Martin, Alice and Ardythe
Horney, Violet Huber. Ruth Stine-
meyer. Dorothy Green. Eieleen Nc
Broom, Grace Rae and Margaret Pru-
EFT.
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Water On tne ice Of PONDS.

Word comes from CoDDosseecun-
tee au4 other nearby lAhes and ponds
that the enormous amour 81 snow
On the ice mas n man places sunk
81 I. so that ram 10 20 - inches Of
water ma pc found or The ice, mak =
Ing a cunElorGlera-lon Of g!ush thai
prevents walking without snowshoes
and Practically prohibits the much
lonseG for ice fishing.
Il is said thai 4 part IF ice Ash
eTmen Recently tired their luck on
AnnabasBacook. They cleared away
.he SNOW from quite q surface ana
then chisseIed through thC ice. Win
eva--- expectation 81 cleaning The
plckereI completely Out OF ina pond
in a few hours Of fishing.
Bu--but. when thai chisel broke
through the bottom Of the ice. some
20 to 81 inches below its surface.
there shot Into the air ench Il COL
umn Of water thai Friend Fisher
men almost ran FOR their ives They
haven't been fishing since The ice
had been forced down several inches
below It's normal level by the
weigh. Of The snow.
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Church Notices

FIRST BAPTIST, winthrop street. Z.
{. P,rilbrpok Preaching 81 1899 4 y
and 20 p IL. by Rev. y n A 7fIllt;l
o4 wate-vilie. editor of lions Advocate
SOFIA PRAYER meeting Wednesday eve
ming AT 80.
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL JaITe s
=. Ucpp: 1n5n. sermon and COMM Union
suncfuy school and Men Forum meet
after morning service. Mia-~eek se'V-
ices Wednesday evening al '''"'
TIE PRoGRESsITE sPlRITa a., 49, :.
-sT society will hold meetings sundaF
Al e.sn and 10 ? II. in e.. A Z. nnl1.
Ms. Naude T. TORI. speaker
WINTHROP STREET Uni Lhss L
rs-T church. Eev. A. Francis aicf'
minister: Suudav servfce at leu WIZ
Le,Iten sermon by the minister: .op..,
~ Am the Bread Of Lift. feeoinE Ene
p,n-a of C-ha-actH-''. Sunda- school az
~ p c. 7. al &. forum At 1-15 with
Or. LYMAN Ward az speaker
GREh... STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL church. Rev. willis J.
I.sy-tun. Pastor Worship and se-rnoh \:
rhu,ee in Life. church school. Il Nj
Epworth League fur young folks. o..e
p " cusuel SERVICE. 30 ?. II prayer
and praise service wednesday, nj '-W
p n.
SAINT MARKS church 1lpiscopaii.
pleasars- street: sunday services March
: fThi-a Supdav in LENT: Eosy COM
rnuuiun. TO A NJ church school. s.8
A. M. Hoiv communion fchorRIl. W 70
A. M evcnsong with sermon. '.1 n
Ss.---iccs runductnd by Reverend Med
vile Mclaughlin.
SAINT BARN kHAE -hHscl (Episco-
nRn. Bangor street Third Sunday N
LENT: Ev0fSoug, 4. r. ii.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Socisty. Wh-
lawns street Services at lB.D. subject.
ssMaY'': Sunday school. D.8: testimonial
--iox WEDNESDAY at Tn Reading
-,c1n Al Christian Science chapel Omen
sa.urdavs from to s-.N Also tending
lifrarv Of authorized christian Science
writings.
ALI. SOULS church Tnitarixr;), Pau
Pbaien mfnisfer: $50 A. M, churcn
ar.booi fp.a A NJ. morning serviee Win
'-,n.ns bv the choir; sermon b. the
u, Isl er.
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kENTS HILL .ALCM NM
REUNION MARCH II

The Maine kencs Hi Alumni As
socIa-lo2 viii hold is l---h reunion
and banquet or Wednesday, evening.
March IT. al The store Of Eastman
Brothers and Bancroft There win be
an attractive uugIcai and literarv
program. The business meeting and
social VAL be held on the SECOND
floor. The banquet Is % take place
II the coy restaurant on the lower
floor
Pooier will cater. The president OF
ne association Is L 3 Eastman anu
lh- secretary, MISS Olive c. FTagg.
TO Luther Sampson. d Revolution
AIRY soldier who settled II ReadfieId.
& due The founding OF this seminary.
which IS situated al kerts Hill. one
Of The beauty spots IF Name. The
school was opened for students Feb
raary =, SRA. and was a SUCCESS
from me star from al educational
viewpoint. and Is today in a fine
con Iitlun financially The social life
Of kents Hill is particularly pleasant
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SETTLE CONTROVERSY
ON OLD TOWN SCHOOL

Old Town, Tarcn By the vote m
the old Town city council W enter
into & contract with tie Old Town
Improvement "a. hr whicA the lat-
ter is authorized 70 lend rs credit
h Thu cir for he CONSTRUCTION "a q
new school house On, the lot adJoin-
M the Vic1arv Memorial tieid, the
controversy over the SIG and ipca-
ton " the proposed new school
building mas been settled. The JiX
aldermen present ~gted unanlmonslg
in FAVOR or the plan. IN alternative
plan was tho erection Of a temporary
structure Of four rooms on Tie -oun-
datlons Of the Mckinley school build
tng, the loss OF which by fire some
months ago had made most urgent
provision for accommodating the
school pupils
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BAND PLAYS WHILE
ROCkLANDERS SHOVEL

t,oCh.and. March 5.-CIr:zens and
school pupils 70 The number Of 600 OF
roo assembled yesterday and TO the
music OF the local band removed the
snow AND ice which had proven such
q handicap To travel anG business OF
ne principal streets. This WIS in re-
sporse 10 Mayor Thurndike's appeal
through u proclamation. More thua
90 automobile trucks were placed a..
the dispose! Of the mayor. while a
pair Of steers. trained BY Irving
b a,zer. was also 70 be seen engaged
II me work IN addition 70 the band
al organized chorus rom the Eictl
school ASSEM- oled ana sang popular
ana other songs . the enjoyment
q the volunteer street workers.
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Seth MilIikea. Retired.
Dies IN New York City
Former Portland Resident

Portland. Ne. March Seth NJ
M-lIken, retired merchant. BANNER
anu manufactures. formerly u This
ci-y, died IN View York toaav, aged
81. Ee was one Of View York S
presidential siaEtars IN Igaa
Beginning has commercial life in
1s5s al Minet. nsu- MS birthplace N
Polaa6. Ne, ne came - Portland
five years later and established q
wholesale grocery buHinesa. In 1865
ne opened the wholesale dry goods
house Of Deering MiIIiken q Com
panv, here bu, his interests had
Deen chiefly = New York since ! S.
when ne ranlishen q branch OF his
dry goods business there.
M. Mnliksn becane extensively
interested in New England and
southern mills. N 100 he WIS chosen
president Of the Mercantile National
bank and Was trustee or director of
= number Of other New York banks
He was married II 1874 70 Ma-Sar-
et :. Hill daughter Of Ut Lew c
Hi Of Dover x Il. Mrs MilIiker
died II 1881. They had three child
rCr.
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NONE WITH MORE INTERESTING MESSAGE
THAN LYMAN WARDS BEFORE OPEN FORUM

4 ASK n boys % 10 notalng tila-
I Won do myself
That g me creed Of Lyman Ward
g~ea- teacher lecturer sociai work
OF ana preacher whp viii be heard
q. the Open Forum meeting IN the
u ir1t1r0p strn"1 Z arsalist church
on SundH~ evening.
Edward Vance cooke sag that his
~ar1u,k quoted above IS 1ha-act eristic
If Nj Ward and rs deInoc-acy-
''Cl.lrilred OF mind. broad Of thougot
.eer'- alive 10 all the worlds ac-
c.v'cIa> good numored, witty, active,
informed Ae Is a man whose rnligIon
$ democracy and whose demuc~acv
Is religion" IS the way Mr. Cooke
aI7p!ies his 0pInon.
Nj Ward Is THE founder and prin
cipa. OF the Southern Industrial In
=-ltute To- white yuuth al Camp Hill.
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''Toby's Bow Is
Ell Worth the
Effort to Win

TOBY Bow" IS the 1E G0id~~-
+7atlrn hit WI he SHOWN Z: ire
EDlor.4i ,nra-rc tudAv III .a d play
w"l 7"U-'h vhA" and ,Ar "buW" Is
well worth winning. Ton. Mun-e. rl1n
st2r 81 -nc piece mast IaHe Thought
50 gr he 1.rnr could hut-a a!.t-reI
lntu th4 ~gjr Of Tom Elule. the pa,',
he plays. with ne vim anu punch II
does
''Tchrs Eaw" Is rom The S-ca-
play IVY Joul Ta-t.tar E1Uie, Z, g:~es
smiling Tom Moore one Of ne bnst
opportunities al his ca-ner ana 50 tn
resting is the -Aeme that one might
we'll visit Ing play ran longer -l4-
lro lslG I'VE reels
-Ao gror~ shuvs The foil. Of ~est-
IL OF .a4"a-s won Ly one clever
piece OIL work. Tom Eluke Tom
Moore las written 4 ve-v good book
and success has spGilad him. for he
becomes -ndolgnt and follows -le
frivolous cads Gf the Greenwich VII
.Gg= EaGe-r4u- eel 7 New York. Els
-r1ends and publisher bacUme dis
-us-ad with ms sna.icw HE and 20
+usc "a finance him further until ne
promises 70 leay~c tie CITY
H finally consents . -ast IT on a
l.ia niaa-pd estate il Virginia and
Ic~e lie hero is g-rer an opportunity
-n sar INC struggles Of LuEenIe TA-d-
ar4- Doris Pawn m ambitious.
Duh -otaleulaG au-1oress. for -ecog-
nlJIol. The Family IL II sad lnanc.A.
straits. ana Virginia homes TO do her
BIT with Ter typewriter The man
mas genius but Is TOO lazy to work
It4ra. but when his dePpest syuDa-
asxiee are touched. has enLire life Is
reconstructed and he and the girl To-
guther find a wsv out or thar diff
euI1les. How rnfv &c ( furnish es
Inc corflc; n "r1br's Bow la
which Tom Monre and Doris Pawn
have tic starting su7por- II arthur
Eous-nan Augusta PHILLIPS Macev
Harlan. NICK CuCley-. Catherine Wal
.aca. Violet Sc!.,-arl, E4b~ Lafayette
ana George huwa.
Al the spec!a- children ~ra-.pee
-oday- the youngsters arg sure - be
~ovallv entertained biz -he appear
ance Of the Briggs Lids As Burglars. -
The B~igEs animated drawings are
about -hn best STYLE If COMEDY yet
given al tAe coz Coionla- ana thev
arr sure II prove bc--ar rilan ever
oGa- "A VOICE rom ~ Dead " the
twelfth episode Of lightning Bryce"
WIFI jack 1rx-e ana Am Lizzie. the
Pa-he Review ana another c0uledv
arr ali N me hill which Is an IN
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More Good Things
For Next Week

No end Of rood things Re 7rnTn-
SEED for the Colouia. theatre next
week WITH the new daily change il
Drog-uIu. Manager ADpicnr has beea
able TO secure some % The very finest
photoplavs. Mondays bill viii offer
beautiful -AIice joyce IT he --nat Eek
Beach story The Vengeance Of Du-
and" new series IF comedies viii
also star Mcn02v, all dealing with
he Eau Room Bovs. The first Of
these is called Nothing Bur Nerve"
Other stars % appear at the Colonial
during the coming week are Mar
-uarlre Clarke. Ear-- Carey Elsie
janis. Olive Tell and Charles Fay
ADV.
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MILLINOCkET RAISES
PAY OF IT'S FIREMEN

MlltnpCket March THE members
# the fra department are much
pleased with the action IF the Town
a. is annual town meeting II IN
craAsing the pay Of fremen. The
men fo- some tine have been paid
81 per A.4-1u and 30 cents Pc hour
-1r aI time after the first hour. -t1ss
Guz been Increased ID s. per alarm
and 3 Dcr hour after first hour Th4
Efficiency ot the fire department II
Increased ~ TIE vote = me town
-e purchase another pair Jf fire
aprs"s 500 beic~ appropriated Tor
ae AU-sns and harness una ths,
w4gRs IA The driver -',1ief Gs.tes Of
'.ie lite department puin;e1 la- III"
need IF tits additional equipment
allrtng Inc winter when deep SHOWS
handicap the use Of Lne automobile
"aenlcai and make i Impossible 70
.a'+ 4 outside of .ne immediate well
ar-2kar ouC street The horse drawn
chetc "a and hook and ladder and
me nose wagon can respond ID
Alarms immediately With the added
pa II horses.
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-AlaDGma. 70 VII speak Of this
world famous work here Sunaa- eve
ming when MS Forum -alk W, deaf
with The Face Questionable White
Man and the Negro Living Together
as E@!ghbors and Friends"
Of al ne speakers who have ad-
4reasea --4 Forum meetings during
tse i~e seasons they have been con
quoted. there mas neen none VINO mas
nad moro interesting message 70
give han will DC spoken bv M
Ward. I. IS srorv 50 wonderful mat
il seems more Ike -he -aie il 4 for
eIgn race than fellow citizens Of the
United States
The doors of the church vii omen
a. $50 as usual and the Forum talk
VIII o. given u -5. There viii BE-
speci4. music.
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SUBU RBAN LINES AT
BANGOR ARE CLEAR

Bangor, March 5.-Aii Of Bangor S
suburban car lines are now praca-
ca.lE clear and trafie is resumed 1t
practically normal schedules on sew
eral Of The lines. The terminals al
Old Town and Charleston were clear
ed yesterday for the first time since
the last big storm over week ago.
and The Hampden Line viii be clear
ed today to the terminal. But within
the city limits the service has not yet
been completely resumed. The Gar
and ana Center street loop lines still
being under several feet Of snow ana
ice n sections.
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ant atmosphere. and is thoroughly
enjoyable from the beauty Of the
opening scenes dawn 80 the big sur
PRISE Fl the clese. Among the mere
relerfai af the MANY infaresring eR,
soce. are he Duuns p-eek FAR the
wedding Of Kathleen and the squire
the bail ths attempt an Kathleen s
lie and her rescue By Terence. the
t--iai sEEne the nea--sxacutien and
the happy .a-m4natiun.
Theda Bara scored an ernptla1ic
SUCCESS as Kathleen. type 81 -sIe
new % her. but enc whiuh she IN
vests With beauty and charm. Ray
nono Mckee, ao Irish Lad and an ex-
cellent actor, Is wall chosen for the
part Of Terence- Kathleen sweet :
heart. Mare McDerrnutt is seen as
The squire and Edward o'Cpunu-
gives caplLAl misrepresentation Of an
irish Gather
One OF the MOST beautiful scenes
eyer preseltsd in notion pictures
a1d one which has accustomed much
Lavoraoic comment Is seer n "Aa;h
Ieen AaEourneen The scgne Il
question = Laat II whicn Terence =
coming . the rescue Of MS sweet
nelLl--. Aalhlaen-plaved by -heda
Ba-a
IN lis mad -uHh To save the El-l
Te-ence literally Climbs I'D the face
Of : beautiful cascade. cIiaE,ur WIFI
Darc haoCs ana feet ID the rocks
nads dangerously slippery by the
rusnlnE waters and Ignoring Lne tor
rent W1lch pUurs over Mn. The 4ea.
OF daring Is noteworthy II itself bU-
II It's beaalifII setting i WINS a.
most as many gasps Of appreciation
Is Il does Of apprehe1slCn.-Adv