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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-15

Practically every person admits
that the fastest and best basketball Of
the entire toufnamen emit was staged by
Fairmont in the Buckhannon game,
but the trouble was Fairmont only
had one game like that in her syesem.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-15
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-15

\ Jasper Colebank, Of Grafton, pick
ed Clendennin to be in the finals the
FIRST day OF the tournament. He pick
ed Buckhannon as the other team to
take part in the final game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
CRAWFORD COULTER
FURNITURE STORE IS
SOLD TO GREEN CO.

A deal was closed Gt . o'clo l.
yesterday afternoon by which the
Cranford-Coultcr Furniture COM
pany, 600 Poll. street. was purchased
Ly Green Bros. Furniture Company
The new propfictors have already
taken charge OF the store. G. r. Me-
Afce being manarer
Cranford-coulier Furniture com
pany was owned rs 7. !. Crawford
and Mrs. Msrgaret Coulter. tn,
former coming Ia Amarillo oaly Il
few years ago from Louisiana. Fof
several years the store was Called
the Gouldy Furniture COMPANY Mr
Crawford IL interested In o furnIUr q
rtorc NJ pampa. and n IA said .hai
he Will 20 there shortly.
Ever since The walls of the Oiym-
BIC theatcr ruins icll on the Green
furniture store on Polk street. IT
forts have been made 10 obtain u
location near the oil store. the own
crs finally succeeding.
II IL understood that the Polk
street location viii be cvoniunll,
used again after another building =
erected. The new quarters will not
be near 20 large a. the firm H. ac-
cnstomed TO. but efforts win BE-
made to serve the patrons rs sell a.
POSSIBLE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
RECRUIT IS
ACCEPTED FOR NAVY

George W Mcbride. i0i T.. Fifth
street who was sent away this wee 1,
by Chief Petty officer ". zilm. re-
cruliing officer for the navy. Is the
most perfect man physically that h.
ever cn stcd. Although only rs
years old Mcbride had been two
years on the Orphcum circuit and
was unusually well developed. Me-
bride was accepted Ms an apprentice
seamun and was sent TO Hampton
Roads. Va.
Cthrr rccrTts accepted me
Harold Davis. Post city. 10 chicago:
william Savage post city. 10 Chica.
go. Herbert Underwood, Wichita
Falls 20 Hampton Roads: Floyd ~.
shop. Mgdill, OKLA, 10 Chicago.
The navy IL especially In need u
fccrdIts In tho engineering branches.
and Mr.. Iilm says that somr cspt-
cially good branches are now open.
Special inducements are being
made TO secure recruits fCr . south
crn district band. Mr.. Lilm says ,nnt
requirements arc that recruits 10
able 10 play The piano. string OF
brass instruments or read music. he
Is making efforts 70 be-, the band
here for week End believes that he
will succeed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

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aad tnt dauFhlDu 30. lnUH GO ,
and Au OImgr 4 Ldrl HiI ,l Am.
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Funeral asasicrs nlll br DuHdafl
"a ni she i'lri nurlH rhplfh ihi
nii,fnluu 10 lpclo Nn 81 a.
Nuriu GA llcy AZ b laiHiliii ul.
iirlIllur nuual VIA hr lu llaul
comriol, pail bearer elll d. ~
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
sR0NER IN AMARILLO
ABOUT BAPTIST DRIVE

one ~ a series of conference
which are bcinr he'd %. the Blntist
of the state this week Wag conducted
in Amarillo on Monday. Dr.. y. $.
Groner. general Secretary oi tn
nate convention, beng here 10 meet
the pastors OF the Baptist churchcs
IN the Panhandle IN 90 effort - eat
mulatc interest Ia the 81 i.0oo.onu
campaign and In uro the collection
of the full share OF resg" ailoti~rrt
of $4,000. 0OO.
DR.. Groncr leit Monday orcrirs
for Sweetvaicr where q similar
conference was held ycaiciday. h,
being accompanied hy murv ct TIE
ministers who were IN Attendance
bore From Swectwaicr. h. w'nt ip
Dallas where much larger confer
ence IL being bel TODAY Similar
meetings are being held This week IN
II Paso. San An,onlo and Houston
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
NEW YORK MAN
Biis RANCH HERE

John =. Mckinney. ~ Niagara. ~.
Y. president OF the Mckinney Cor
poration. has Teen In Amarillo for
the last tw Odays. and during his stay
here purchased 5000 acres Of the
I'd Brainard ranch In Hutchinson
Roberts counties. The deal was made
through Nd. u. Mayer OF this city.
Mr. Mckinney did not givc out any
statement ~ 60 his future plans Of
development on the land.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
Deaths and Burials

iiriimmiii Tie death ol nrs T..
!. nrummiii I'D Las vcylf. New
MeAico. became known here yesler'
day when % Telegram Was received by
Mrs 4. 7 Miller. stating that her
iistcr-in-law had died M q O'Clock In
The morning, Mis- llrunmi;i resided
~ Cluade, bul had gore 10 l.iH We
gas ~ nnrsn hrr mOthol WHO had
been III OF irfluenga Death was due
10 Hood poisoning.
The body will b. sen 10 claude
fcr funeral aud lniermnnl. acenA'
panied by Ml. nrummitl AMI bis son
irhy. The deceased ~ HlsD survived
by brother. Monly lrb" who lives
a short distance out from Amarillo.
hr and Mrs. Miller lcit last even
Ing for Claude where 'hcv viii a..
main for several days,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
S. \. HATHAWAY GIVEN
THREE YEAR SENTENCE

s. \. Hathaway "us found gniiil
ON charge oi assault with intent
of robbery and given three years ~
the peniientiary Nv he district co1fi
inn yesterday afternoon.
The Indictment charged that ; y
Hathaway made al gtH1alt upon
James W. iIill. proprietor oi the s,ar
Cash Grocery some weeks ago.
Hathaway VS. arrested ~ local
Officers sger a chnae which follow .
cd the ATTEMPTED robbery. Mr Hil
said that Hathaway N company win
another man entered H. store a. hc
was about In the act 81 closing. ald
told him 10 throw up his hands. lie
called for help and the two men
ran, hat were arrested that night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
JAMESON AID PALMER To
VISIT SEVERAL CDtNTtIe

y x Jlmison. sccrctary.nnnlge
ana llanlin Palmer. truffir mnnagrr.
NJ The Panhandle Plains ChamDor RI
commerc, will leave today on n trip
through Gray. Roberts. LlpscOmb.
Ochiltreo. sherman. Dlllam ard
Hartley counties In regard &C. co..
Plantation work. Mr. Palmer viii
also look after some traffic matters.
Il Is expected that they will be- cone
until saturday or Sunday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
uTO fup UDMrANl
MAA IAMAII MN.

That un uuiomohil, iDp company
MAJ b. the neat lniuslry tu lo.aiY
In Amarillo is Indicated ~ the fiair.
menl mpde Yesterday hY o. q lloid
that the N,sd Auto Top Company 81
seeking . atalion Aid viii chho &c.
cnio In Amarillo, Wichita, kas, "
Oklahoma City. he likes Amarillo
best but has been unp blo Ia locaiy
a suitable buil1ing
ar Road formerly rualdod IN
Hereford mos, recently has been IN
San Antonio.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
IOsTON BlOOuEi,S WANT
WITH IUf " lIk-

The Boston Bloomcr Girls wnnt .
ramc In amarillo about sunday.
NAV .. With team representing Oh
local Elks club,
\ request foI game came "rslor-
day With the announcement ttai siN
~ the members II 'he team ar" girls
while the pitcher. stor'stop ard cI'-
cher are men.
II H. eNpected that the iiks viii
TOOK q game with 'hc cigb
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
rWO LIONS DELEGATES
To STATE CONVENTION

Rev u. Thomson pagtor of the
Coatral Presbyterian Church. and +.
u. Jamison. fctrelary. anagcI ni
The panhandlc-Plains Chamber OF
Commerce. have been selected ~ de.
legatcs 10 the state convention o.
Lions Clubs In Houston IN June. Tho
sami'monthly publication OF .hl
Lions club says that Rev Thomson
VIII be the exponent" of the ciu1.
while Mr.. Jamison viii &c "yslot
service"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
Il.,nmlnp Ilnuae ,lrmodelrl

The rooming house known as lho
Molyorn Rooms. i03 - Taylo.
street, has undergone q complete ~
modeiinf rcpnlnllng and refumlsh'
ing and Mrs u. Ormstom VIII be- lho
pr0priotreai In the future Mrs
Ormulom aays that only mou viii hr
taken for roomors NJ her place aud
that q strictly flrst'clnsa and hp'lO'
date rooming hodse VIII be- onemiod
There are u total Of 10 rooms In tn
iOufe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
THOMAS ADDRESSES
LIONS LUNCHEON

o. q 2 ThHmaf VS. ona ui CO.,
rHiH tpcnhH Hi iir urll arWi'
muuihi iuf iluH aud luac' ~
ihs i.iuna Clnh g. .isldng ai uunn Hl
he hmallilu Hotel IT, lnii 1T a..
advantage a. b. derived rnm 10.
rev hesplihi frr Which hnnda wet
voted lsfi kniHIlll oihHr iall.
we've made o. iie Mllloi and &c.,
kmury ruesls ~ u u Ame0
Tho 90 lrleal pfnlfam consisted ol
D violin rulo d, AZ Tnl.lcu aad a
piano solo ~ Miss illEhiuWer ~
lhumley rave q foi 'lug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

The prudent mother ~ aiwsis On tho
watch for symptoms Of worms In her
children. Paleness. lack Of interest In
play. and pscylshness IL the signal
for WHITES CREAM vERNiFvGf.
A few doses Of this excellent remedy
puts an end 10 the worms and the
child soon acts naturally. Sold by ell
druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
GRAND JURY ADJOURNs
UNTIL FRIDAY WEEK

No bills OF iHdicimcn' were ~
turned by the Grand jury upon It's
ADJOURNMENT yca.riay morning. Il
81 understood, After having been
called into session Monda, aud yes
ierday, adjournment was matte until
Friday April &C.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

mai,a : and f0mrlr g0 ehllc the
iluht luiallrd a. ne buing ~
nalr and a. frmalrf 4 total IT
= burial erdilicaira were issuud
puIInE the two months ifsfn NoTs
100 canrs 10 dimhrfla aHlfsnilnrd,
live 81 scarlet foFef nrd 81 81 small
Iph
tiiy How,r Inspector VA Taylor
reported that thee Arc as houses
inHidn the corporate limils bus 1ui.
fl,iu of The sewer dlalTiri. alluraird
~ follows, ulc'mod moi Including
'lcNicans alons the santa fr rlsht
Oi Wy So Eas, 90 the iracgs and
funuih OF 1tn,h street. 10. East side
proper. Sc North tide. A.. Uld
Town and vest side proper. 49, San
Iar.rio. 20 and South side. main
ton. q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

County Clerk T.. y. pitiman Issued
the following marriage licenses ycs-
icrday:
Charles Terrell Cley aad Miss Gas
sic Harris.
T. v Torphy and Miss Mile lee
Scott.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
CITY Commission ASKED TOOP[N
CROSSING ON ROSS Street ABOVE
RAILROAD TRACKS, REPORTS GIVEN

a pfililoh fsguf ilrr ihl "a. rnit.
miftipn ~ iHAH fnHn Hrilnn in i.f.il
. rFusalnr ga Hos street over the 4.
w D. the y nnd 3 o. and a. "
and u, railway NHa pief uird 10
iho meeting NJ ihu rumr IN yr.
itfdrl afternoon. rhp petition 81.
ilgned ~ J " aiiufDu nrd riffiton
"iheif Nrlur Nun uurtpiuL iAr
lriition ma sali itni the asii,.
would b. looked iniu VITA ,.rU ID
opening the airrri n possible
", v, nuuih, frRfu "niipg tha ~.
peflof barbafe lrciurraiul company
~ Dallas, pfoscniel Go iha cun.inh.
lion plans ana specification fnr nu
lhciheialor 81 q slfu calculated a.
be propefe for q city ~ lhe nuiiuia
lioh ~ Amarillo. o. 0xplHiucd tie
plans ANA The general details li the
prints aud photograph .hoWn.
Pearson Urges hr,inn
Fenv \. Pearson, attorney 10. the
I'VE odcrltss cr,natnD C1monny
reesiatcd the proposition OF that
company to install an moderator
here and urged that II h's ccmpany /,
bid was arc,plod that thcy be- mott
lied MS soon 90 pcs lhlc IN order That
the shipment OF materials may be
legun ~ once.
The reports ol the various officers
for the month OF March were accept.
I'D.
The report Of m X. VI. Walker.
city health officer. which was mldc
for both fcirlury nnd March. chow.
ed that during that period OF time
he had issrcd iGi heal'h ,,rifl-
Gates. The total deaths wcra 55,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
tsh Trees Planted

City parhKceper Jimmie llutchin.
son reported that h. has plated Il
afh trees IN the park this fprlng
fhos" trees were puI chased at q cost
~ SEQ. lie also reported that the
traffic OF trucks and loaded wagons
running through ,h, park rs raining
the driyewaya and asked that tho
commission take some action To pro.
hiblt that practice.
Among Other things. Acting cry
Manager Motlow reported that Tho
total taxes collected during March
were slliaP3. Zines. Stl2iOn: H..
cneses ana permits, sac; auto Ser.
vice licenses. $50. rarbag', $3.50:
interest on funds on deposit In hauG
sJiifl0, miscC llancOus. sC?i.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
ADVERTISEMENT
+ A Woman's Verdict !
Tells Of Suffering Greatly With
Kidney and Bladder Trouble
and How Balmwort
Brought Relief.
Her Letter Well Worth Reading

Her Letter Well Worth Reading
Mrs. Nellie McGinn, 900 East
138th Street, New York, writes:
"For the last year / had suffered
greatly from Kidney and Bladder
trouble, distressing pain in the
back and hips, with rheumatic
twinges and frequent severe head
ache, accompanied by nervousness,
chills and fever; also a frequent
desire to eliminate, a smarting,
burning sensation, with pain in the
region OF, the bladder. I would fire.
quently have to arise at night, my
sleep being disturbed by the
pressure and inflammation in blad-
der. Beginning the use Of Balm
wort Tablets ! noticed almost instant
relief, and continuing to use them
I, am now totally well and relieved
Of all pain and distress from which
Isuffered. lam glad torecommend
Balmwort Tablets as a reliable
medicine and, trust others may find
relief and fyeedom from pain and
distress as ! did, etc."
The above letter is a true state
ment and is on file in our Offices.
Balmwort Tablets bring relief when
other medicine has failed. Sold by
leading druggists, $1.00 per tube
Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
Biq Increase In Demand
For Raisins In Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, March 6.-Since it be-
came known that a raisin dropped
into soft" beverage had the prop
critics of relieving it of its softness
there has been tremendous run on
the raisin market in this district.
One dealer has sold an average. .of
more than $500 worth of raisins
each day for FIVE weeks. or total
of $4,000 worth in a month Of
business days. One packers agent
here sold $2,500, 900 worth of raisins
in 1919.
The representative of one Of the
western fruit-growing associations
who handles about IS per cent of
the business here reports that last
year the increase In the raisin busi-
ness in Pittsburgh was 90 carloads
over the next highest year. Recent
ly one of the systems of chain stores
gave a single order for 100000
worth of raisins to supply monien-
tarily its stores in three cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07

of the frozen north. Work has al
ready been begun on it near the
Canadian frontier in New York
state. An entire Alaskan village has
been built for all interior shots"
The exteriors are to be made in the
Canadian Rockies. The cast includes
Nancy Deaver, June Elvidge and
Tom Delmar.
Five years ago, when Pauline
Starke, who will have the title
role in "The Courage of Marge
O'Doone," Vitagaph's special pro-
duction, based on the recent novel
by James Oliver Curwood, was a
l4-year-old school girl. she was zap
pearing as an extra" i'll motion pic
lures after school hours. Her
mother was playing small roles in
order that the daughter might con-
tinue her studies. Neither knew
what the other was doing. Now, at
10, Pauline Starke- is one of the best
known leading women on the screen.
May Allison, starring In "The
Walk-Offs," feature production
offered theater-goers of Omaha las.
week, was recently very much start
led when her colored maid informe1
her that she and her husband were
to be remarked. why, JOSIE" ex-.
claimed Miss Allison, there's no
need of that. You've had no d.
vorce."
Josie replied with a question:
"Yo leases yo' house by the yeah,
Missy May?" Miss Allison nodded.
AN when de yeah am ovah, yo'
renew de lease?"
But what of that, Josie?"
"Well," said Josie, "You knows
a good man these days is mighty
hard to find. Am all got good
one. We got mated just yeah
ago. An Missy May. ah amt takin'
no chances on de ma'aige license
running out"
"The Virgin of Stamboul," one of
the costliest productions ever re-
leased by a. moving picture COM
pany, stars a former Omaha girl,
Priscilla Dean. Miss Dean, who
plays the leading role in this latest
Of Universal productions, has won
considerable recognition on the le-
gitimate stage. Miss Dean spent
her carly school days in Omaha and
is a great favorite in the Cornhusker
state, being a native of Lincoln
Tho Virgin of Stamboul," which is
one of Miss Deans most important
pictures, cost $247, 900 to produce.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
Use the American
Movie to Rebuild
Shattered Belgium

DAUL CLERGET. the famous
French actor, has evolved an in
Ttercsting scheme to utilize the
American motion picture to re-
habifitatc shattered Belgium.
Clerget who was but recently
won over to the films by Maurice
Tourneur, is prominently known on
the French and Belgian stages. In
cidentally he is the owner of a num-
Der of Belgian theaters, including
the two leading theaters OF Brussels.
These houses were in the hands OF
the Germans since the invasion Of
Belgium.
Now that the Hun evacuation of
Belgium is completed, Clerget is
making plans to return to his
adopted land and do all in his power
to aid n>the rehab bilitation and re-
building of the country.
After the staggering oppression
of four years under the iron heel of
the kaiser, with public life destroyed.
business wiped out, everything
beaten to the ground, says Mr..
Clerget, "the Belgians will need re-
Taxation and amusement more than
ever before when they take Up the
burden of starting anew. Most of
all, they will need amusement they
can afford.
THE American motion picture is
the thing, and I am going to turn
my theaters into screen houses"
continues Mr.. Clerget. Mr.. Clerget.
who, by the way, will be remetn-
bered for his remarkable playing
Of Pierrot, sr., in "Pierrot the
Prodigal" a season or two ago, has
just been won over to the films by
Maurice Tourneur. Mr. Clerget ap-
pears in Mr.. Tourreur's epic pro-
duction, Woman which comes to
the Sun. theater this week,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
Close Ups omd Cut Outs
Bu Ven

(lYTHE Land Of Opportunity
| in which Ralph Inee was
the star was the first motion
| picture to be shown in the Hall oi
Congress-
John G. Adolf, the man who
directed Queen of the Seas" mas
been chosen by Robertsen-Cole tc
| direct Georges Carpenter for the
big Georges Carpenter extra spe-
cial release which will be made in
this country.
Olive Thomas plays the part oi
a 16--year-old flapper in Dangerous
Paradise" film she is now making.
Eugene O'Brien has just finished
his fifth film as a star, "A Foil aud
His Money" It is said to be one oil
his best productions.
Charles Ma:gne, who recently
directed Lionel barrymore in "The
Copperhead," and who has a num-
Der of other notable productions to
his credit has been engaged\ to
direct Mary Miles Minter in 'her
next Realart production.
!. Charles c. Pettijohn, vice presi-
dent OF Selznick pictures, addressed
the students of New York univer-
sity last week. On "Americanizd-
ton" This is the beginning Of the
campaign to tie up the schools of
the country with the motion pic
ture producers in the American
ization campaign formulated BY
Franklin X. Lane, secretary of the
Interior.
Elaine Hammerstein is finishing
thc~-fnal scenes in "The Shadow of
Rosalie Byrhe," in which she has
dual role.
"The Honor of His House" has
been announced as the title of Bs-'
gene O'Brien's next picture. 1t has
been adapted from the book of that
name. by Andrew Soutar.
A Pelham Grenville Wodellouse
story entitled "Love Among the
Chickens" is to be produced short
~ by Selznick, with Owen Moore
playing the stellar role
1.-THE Law of the Yukon" will be
the first Charles Miller production
that Realart Pictures will release.
1t is founded on the most famous
of Robert w. Services verse-stories
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
Unable to Rent House,
Offers to <'ceII" Children

Huntington, w. Va, March. o.
After combing the city for three.
weeks for house and failing to find
one because of the landlords objee-
tions to his three children. w. Fl.
Miller in public advertisement Of
fered to self his children or trade
them for poodle dog. Miller saiA
that he found there was no objection
anywhere in his having dog. The
day following his advertisement Mil
Ter received many offers of places.
the landlords conhding that "they
never thought about the matter In
that light before"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07

a dissenting voice,
wv trade publications pronounce
w HWoman" to be one Of the
best film productions OF the year.
IA tremendous decorative compo!
sition, worthy OF the. great masters
of other days." said Louis Reeves
Harrison of the Moving Picture
Wofld. Remarkable contribution
to-the aesthetic movement in motion
picture production, Woman is so
lentrancing to the eye and so be-
guiling to the thoughts and senti-
ments OF the spectator that II lures
him into state of dreamy for et-
fulness of himself and the little
world in which he has been living.
1t can thus do without dramatic sus-
pensc, but that value is present,
along with logical development.
power of construction and, above all
things, an atmosphere so convincing
that events seem to take place in-
stead of being presented in illustra-
ton of the final purpose. 1t thus
becomes one OF the finest produc-
tons of the year"
-
One OF the interesting scen3s OF
"A Modern Salome," the initial
Hope Hampton production. which is
being distributed through Metro
Pictures corporation, represents
lawn party at the home OF a wealthy
Long Islander, which is the setting
for a display of spectacular pyro-
technics that far surpass anything
ever seen on the screen before.
Rockets. Roman candles. geysers
and bombs arc used with artistic
effect, the climax displaying a
gigantic Niagara falls made by the
fireworks. In addition to being. a
production Of The highest quality
and mounted with every magnih-
cence, IA Modern Salome" is also
marked by a distinct innovation in
its illustrated titles Leonce Perret,
who directed Miss Hampton in the
picture, was determined to make his
titles stand out from the usual run
Of even the highly ornate specimens
which have been incorporated into
recent productions. Accordingly,
almost all the titles in "A Modern
Salom@ further the story not only
through their type matter, but also
through the moving pictures which
they show; in other words, the title
itself is small production.
"The Selznick News" will have
its premiere showing Easter Sun
day.
Irene Rich and Will Rogers are
now making their fourth Goldwyn
picture together. Sort OF beauty
and the beast" combination.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-07
Railway Places Provides,
Special Train for Doctor

Charleston, w. Va, March o.
The West Virginia Central Railroad
company has placed special train
at the disposal of DR.. {. B. Cam. so
that he may cali on his patients in
this county. The "fu' gave the doe
tor so much to do that he couldn't
get around the country properly,
and the railroads lumber interests
were being affected 5y .ie shortage
of labor. The special train solved
the problem, When the train reaches
The vicinity of patient it is side
tracked and the physician makes his
call. 1t then proceeds on to the next
most advantageous point,