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Show - Dog.2. 4 ' .... srcTmT,t TMME , ,i . 1 I M c,I I r-- - ' - '' 11, Q 111 1110 t-r------, r--- --1 cc,) IIIMOIS151.0 --t te;a1 -t , 4-p- 11 , 11,......1 r---- ---- , 011-170-- ci ,,, tinr to , - - 1 ' 1 -- a - United Artiste- oorworation,f TECit aa aanuneement ' homed by! , and Oenerafi ; Manager Abram's. declares iv,' ; win deal with extdbitors on the basis of single pictures ny. In a Impple-----mastery statement Mr Abrams goes t !1, vA,,,,,,46,140Pt'l:U!!7',;,': .t.,,. '' 4,r ; 11, into detail in regard to the company's .;tl J1 Pti?-t- t rl'CL.,"4-;0f ,': 4 ;Zi ,,,...... A.' t reasons tui for this and adopting plans 4.,,,,,Aoii ",,,,,,A0, method of distribution. The general tiAT,e, .4, 4 . , 407,k 43,!,,o manager outlines the results of his ' 2 --,,,,,,.. ;" pee trips about the country in the last r ,'!'''' i - eil , 7 ,, year and a half and summarizes what ;Al i: ' '"' ':'.-0.4'7 ,"'ll, ' .:"::;,:4 o ,, :..! tr !' i he has learned from picture showmen , ',-:Las to what they want and how they ''. "07,,,!,-1, ft if .,..,.-.4,,,,I,A; ,,,,..,,,,,; )71'.. . want it. . ...-,.....;;iii 'There is the further thought that o'', ,,,, f ' , ''',.1:t2 .! A,4, 'a i ' this system of production and our ,. -f tern of releaaing would soon kill off Ai 0 ,. , , t is sapping the Th the overproduction-tha.,--.:"F, c energiee and resources. Mr. ,o,- -. ,.. 0:',1 ;,, ,''''',I1 . 4 , f "4";,- -r,,, '', :f,, in the course of his talk, Abrams I 140.4:-.,is - ' '';',;',,.-',-1.- , , after referring to the 'fact that the i , ', . ' . ' ; 7, , A , . ,A,.3,,4...-',..players would take ample time to (1 Make' their productions. . , ,I. ,I,-- . A, ;'I''',",1;',''.-"I', Th diArt 1el open bookie's will 1 - ri' ,.,,,...e be the rule- and not the exception are .4,404 ic,:,,,) ' stridee--with rapid if , tiler ,,,..0.44 ,,' are not 'already her& And who shall ',.;'. t';.'Z' i ' say there will not be better daye--- . 'A.- .and evenings far more pleasant for '1;'''.-,'',--'I 1'; . , picturegoers, f!'''''''t Price I ,,,-- 4 tt . , r.... -: o :1 7.,,A i, ' .ii' , ,,,,, ..x......-- 0 le 0 at vat VE of the exalting episodes M Douglas Fairbanks' new Art 1' ' , ',.. V '. , is ,eil,, 1,;r.ciS t " its seventh.- - birthdai. The first aviator to enter the eontbird-ma- -, I In announcing Abe celebration, Carl president of the company., completed , or toi, its history. Re .,t. 41. During the last year and in preceding 4,,,A,,,, it years Universal pictures have become I..." 7,, ' 'known the world over. and the corn,,,t4i',,,,,.'0A,i,1,,,,'fA,:rAL, panemew IISS exchanges on everyl part of tbil globe. An advertising cam-Pa, ,4,,,,,,, 44,,t le soon to be launched and all the managers are preparing for exchange tActe2 ,,,,0-,the greatest year in battery. There is ' not the slightest -- doubt but that busi- -' 4t ,,t,,,,.';, 4.. earning' year will be ; ... .. ,,--- ,0 ,i - increased '',,,-,,,,,,,,- , at the very least 50 per ennt 'Wetly new store by some of the !,:,''' t''''':t , best authors in this country have been purchased. and pictures much better than were made last year are to be S. r,..'c - produced next year. New stare will be :, added-tthe Universal banner and within the coming year the company --op' A,,,71. r; t will announce several eirSTUS that will ''',--'-- ' even the meet wise' of the - 04, - - i astound 4... motion picture inditetry. The Univer- 4v . ,,,!;,,,:.:1-t4Film Manufacturing company was .A Nay SO. telt and its sue- Isal is on ik 4 ,lit.,..:),-- , due. without a doubt, to its 4.44,, of playing ettehltrittwmeevicieryuarecoll.0 4 g the first consideration." . . ; i ic. r., IA agues arrival on the S. S., Acquitania from England he received bueinees offers but, decided flattering to enlist with theunttsd Isom" primarily be muse its offer' does not take him away from hie chosen vocation---tha- t of flyin The aviators duties with United -- wilrtaket-itim from coast to coast via the air route He will fly his own nischinea.Curtiss J. N. 4- -and will visit each of the 23 United exchanges-throughothe country as Lsommlo, - . maid: "Universal has about the mom( sueceseful year in ., ! .t,rt ,, t-- al -1 ,,,, --- -- ,;,,A0,,:40 , ., ut ',4,,,-- t , ,i.,..,,r.,.. , A-- I; ,. ' a Last-Frid- epeeist-I-repro,- .4 0 - ' Enited flying ace and sentative.,. ,He will occasionally carry as a passenger, J. A. Beret United. yreadent and other officials, on busi- nese trips. - The as lieutenant's war record shown by the army officia log book credits him with 555 bourn and 45 minutes actual flying time during bis service with, the royal flying Corps. He made 3,011 official flighti the war.- A Britisher of Frenchduring descent and 14 years old Lieut. Vezine married an Anierican Rose Masa. Their Glynn. of '.... .;''A--, ' I ' . li A -- -' .Y- - Aviator to Company :; .,47,.t ,,,;,,.;,';'1,i--,','-'il'-i-,,-- r 1 PARAMOUNT-EXPRES- I- i f ,4 A,--- t ., - ,4.,U7T9 f,.. ;IS 1- - Fly For ; , - ' '''';ipto.17,-4- ,.' - ,,',,-- 'Celebrating - , Vtift the Universal Film company Lit' mercial side of the motion picture bounces that the entire month of June. Industry a n ,!,,,..,, t has arrived. He ,, 4 letei arm be a znemorable anniversary is Lieut. George L. Vezine, of the 10 11,,,,, II, ' ai British royal flying enrPs. Ltent Veperiod. The anniversary brings, ,.,' A.,,'.4.4.-' elosethe In011t :auceerfiti year of the rine is now the flying ace- of Untied company's history. ant marks the be- - Picture Theatres of America Inc.. et r...,;,,i, New York.- Subsequent to Lieut Vé- ginning of a new era in production. it,,,t1,,,, r0"ei-,',11-- ere------ ' ' 4 nt - Co. Engt i ( hihilay 71 - ' A, z,1- ,'-' , Fin ' - BROADWAY I A; .i, '1 74,' '',, picture. "The Knickerbocker e, 72' ! at Putkaroo." which will be shown '.,., 'e) , 1.14 first-fos Paramount-Empresfor ,) the ! t,e r,,,A, i;: , t:,. , I,ome is Springfield, :, the days next week. is that-- of , sk ;,...., --Irr ( 1 v. screen athlete climbing out of a win, ," 0 dow of a speeding Pullman, continur' 1 ,;4.,,,, ''""'..., - ,.,:..e... ing up to the root of the ear and 'Company on . of the the train. ,1',1,,r4O.,:"t-,,,top running along '"7'''1rie: Is Formed . then jumping to the swinging arm of -- 7) a water feeder from which be leaps At IN , onto the back of a horse- - - This is .:7 STAR IN ITACITAPII plcrims 1. :, the start of a thrilling chase in which s -Intd the hins- Mrs- - inamey Ilps ofd a bystander reeentlyt "and , Arrangementc With the entrance upon the fourth - "Peg C My Heart." by I. nartiel :were made with the office of the di- - I Clawlurin' c't this city; He is a scenario when I want to feel poor aa Job's tur- and his latest key I lust think of the Income tax I week of "Heil Upon Earth." editor for the the woe- - Manners. a most euccourful stage play, rector general of railroads for the w..s.o'rli' , "Alteb to had cial pay." attraction which ks to be distribut- to be nimed in California by the une of aft entire train for the scenes Twolrbig Days of Week ,, Miss Martin of Pleatexit Grove. who Julian- Waldo wrote he for ed Rupert Select through above described. An abandoned track pktures and wItich Famous Players-L44torPoretion as a teacher the winter hug past is Mitslialne has spent finished Traverse a Utah man, employed Young, has alp just Arthur a Sergeant in the San Fernando desert was iftbig special production. Empey for In Horn academy. Wyoming. a scenario-writ- er for the Univer-- a picture called When Fat. Decides," ita author and star. ItGuy tee.tee----fAbecame known The play was recently released for is the Big at the the location because of the al ...1 University of Chiregistered under the direction of Harry Millard . that a company has been formed de:motion to the desert license,' demanding picture presentation by 'Unit, This is a thrilling melodrarnbi and de- produce special features in which cago for the summer course. While In Ito big Sensation of the cialon Frilled the States circuit phere. to be the room mate here she expects Louis C. Meirer, formerly of Chi- - teeth'. story. In the east with Mt author and hero of "Over the eNoemss-s-- s, ---will court of appeal'. and the final ar of Miss Ethel ' Calf0."""L N , - hai City, as remind Traverse are William Conklin, Clyde be starred as either featuredTop" et,Provo Taylor for the were mayor, rangemente production , ttbeatre Fillmore. Claire DuBray, John Cosner, author or both. at the Paramoutrt-Bmprea- s L Monday. marks the advent consummated between the Famous Utah. E. I ITNE .. t h and work is attracting much las'. Genevieve Blinn, Cornelia Callahan his Ezra The incorporation of the company Players-Lask- y EmPer of Idaho Falls. Idain gol f Lok o o f , ...wi c ker ..1 Oliver and corporation rabid- comment. He was formerly:and Henry J. Hebert kbown as the Guy Empey Pictures ccpr- - Morosco. ho. returning from overseas plumed I Wm. Damon ta lilts at MEW widely heralded photoolar In which organist at the Covent Garden theatre! Proration revealed the mese' no tot- In making the above announcement. through Chicago. Mr. Empey- was a 11.1.0...11.1.19111.11.1 Mabel Normand has scored a tremen- - in Chicago. Kim-- 1 The parts that Mabel Normand his lows: President. P. Edward Prof. James F. dons hit throughout the country. The ball continues at orchestra director. been called upon to eke Jesse LLazky, who tow Just returned play ift her tate ' prewident. Arthus Guy EmpevMum; to Nrw and picture will be screened at the Orphel presiding at the organ with 'the or-- pictures would make-anliiiiAnd ordinary lady ett it- the biggest passe; treanurei,,cifia.a.:479: Um theatre for one week with obootook, timbers., ,....,,,,,,,,,,.. beobb,,ber-,mtbilitts,tott.2not ,4,1,wit.h navy - .. . . ' of production news of the Year. performances each'. g az.'11stsrt int' for despite "Bie Hopkins;" "'fbe --" The will be reproduced, with' 12:30 and play 'closing at at p.m. Iftd. lie kill ICO nstance Tal m'ad Pest'and ''"b111116-3firt1exactness of detail." said Mr. IA.401 Normand' bag Made" Mickey Hem. ge can attend atdinner without and Kearns' the Day party Nursery I DeMille will direct, and ea real ant Mingling as it ereen Bt. 'Antes Forms New Companyt h"William C. placed were the guests tacking the peas with ber knife. 1 In exclusive charge character as to win national fame for I of W. H. orphanage Swanson at the American . harum-scaruand all details of pro- the the I casting tomboy. It is said, theatre Friday afternoon for a math "The Lover" is title of Moues with Reputation of Rehm Cooler.) the i St Schenck, president of duction. The selecting of those to in. that her identity was NO lost in the nee exhibition of "Daddy Long Legs." the Bretperfect production in which Eugene theJoseph FIRST TWO DAYS NErxrr 'WEEK now various roles la the Norma under to she Film terpret , that this Talmadge day making corpora. WAY. and Mr. DeMille has picture This picture opens with scenes in an O'Brien will make his bow as a I. known as Mickey to many of her already was greatty sportiest- - nick star. The story of "The Perfect Ilion. has signed a contract with Con- - !:chosen -and Wanda Hawley to play the Talmadge. whereby he becotnes friends and associates. tier portrayal ed by the little onea. I. Lover." which was adapted from The her for-th- e W eighe r with Themai newttwo producer 'Peg,' is a rare gem of acting, while bet years. Naked TIM th" by Leila Burton WellScreen adaptation of popular novel by Kathleen Norrta - t Afr, Schenck is to hare a further op- in the leading male role." support is said to be superb. Ouy Partek, apecial allies represent- - which- appeared la HasPer's Magazine. ' tion on her services at the am was "Mkkey" I. a story of universal,, expiration one selected with for the best to Pattie titled alive headquarters at the two years. Th new Minimappeal. It is a human. tender nar- - Denver, was a Balt Lake visitor this I Mr. O'Brien. and the producers feel lot rative that in the telling delightfully' week. He is touring the western confident that it writ' give the .tar one ' tion will be known as the Constance And .Notable Can with Little gen Meantiler. combines laughter, pathos and thrills. cities in the Interest of several big of- the 'most popular vehicles of hts Talmadge Film corporation, and will be located with Norma Talmadge Film Nan F1'ALLW0 There are charming bits of comedy features released hy career.' ' , mingled with scenes that bring one I corporation.. Coincident the with formation of close to tears. Mickey is a quaint "Goldiryn studio executives are de- the (Special Correspondence.) Wands who has done such Constance , ' Film Talmadge bttle mountain'oltrb and this lovable. lighted with the latex Pauline Fred- - eansiatentlYHawley, corporStion. -May 20.Mrs. Orono! I good work in many Para- - I comes the announcement from Mr4. kla mischievous child. with bet' scoffed- crick picture. The Fear Witiman." mount and Arteraft pictures and ape--, 140heack,,titzt4tittr": Fronfet1.964e..'44nitt FirtiEMiiibini&ti-"- , CHICAGO. .. over shoes and her bull dog and her which We the, eat readvotione feeler The Ltialty hat! 214141 hibitors Circuit. Inc..' has signed a two weeks at Moose- ITOltiwkii .14t0tos at Culver city. CALL dio ha Jura been placed under eon-Th- 1 contract .,,kt,i011- - lert',, liar1.-0- . burro. As 0 of the Normand could do the character. I heart borne. where he has lett are sanguine that this latest tract for three .years more to play Constance for the distribution t Mies It's Another Arbuckle Screttns Talmadge features. The picture will be produced at the triumph will further enhanee her rep- - leadsi hor children three herself I returning SCENIC STUDY OP PARTICTIAAR WORTH ' Orpheum with special orchestral mu- - utationt as tbe screen's Incomparable to Arizona. Mrs. McRae expecte to Ntuskni selections by (loaners Orchestra and on Pipe Organ sic and stage settings. Popular 'Universal will shortly release a new emotional ertist. Never before in her SPECIAL TOR SATURDAY remain in Arizona until September, career has bliss Frederick been called serial earring Elmo Lin - Major Warwick Signs BROADWAY. ent well known for his work In to the make overland of upon em07, SATUILDAY. LAST 11'13fES trip FALLEN MOW to the lateen-11: tion4 It is said. "Targarr of the Apes." to Chicago. where she expects to re.: ' of With Famous Players side Tartan." "The Kaiser. the Beast of , Liam Fox - production starrtnii i CHARMING MARY PICKFORD for some time. Leslie is busily engaged to Berlin." "Intolerant" and other films. Evelyn Nesbit. and In It she is said herGlad'''. to "DADDY LONG LEGS." ,Blothop George ROMnel and next release. the title of which will and Graee Cunard. heroine of several her supreme triumph. This be "Too 4 to achieve Warwick boa been signed J. Romney. who have Crooks," being adapted Universal aerials and photoplays. Un- forRobert Many spent be will at the which shown a picture, contraot with the week novel of the earns der the direction of Henry McRae. Popular demand has caused the tallittlrettlent of Anaed Cla tbOatre t. visiting in aias'elty andyou'll) Broadway theatre the first tiro days from the popular' , corporation to pendence., were visitors Inc. Is the company is now at work In the Famous esPiairern-Lask- y hold tale greet picture over no more day--- the at of the week. deal' with love, romance title by E. J. Rath. Ralph star. TY131VOTRal appear and the picture and Mine Leslie hills MU' Cloorladttur performance. soda. City filming the at Logan evening service and the honor of a Hawaiian princess directing Arteraft And as picture& were this if east of of has the gerbil. egoevtiocel tenth episode s' supporting who is brcmght to theUnited States not enough honor to be bestowed upon Bishop Romney delivered a splendid' woman strength and Wanes. Irf a wealthy California soot- actor-eoldian or soldier-acto- r. the who promptly objects to tee attenmune day which- - brought - this an. The World war was the cause of tions her nephew showers on the prin- Dustin nouneement New to York Farnurns entering motion from the filar3T cess. smuggling .friend of the owwest coast brought also work. "I was all set to take a telegram tO elery woman abducts the girl in his borne ,e111.111ri the of from to Los office EngThe Virginian: production Angeles; Yaebtthrowing suspicionoa the ne- land and bad even engaged my comconveying tho news of the erstwhile phew,. for Frank Campeau captain's promotion to & major tn the The nephew follows the Pair to pany. including 'Then the war broke out reserve of the United States army. Hawaii, where he finds his sweetheart Tramper, never been has The The promotion dates from A pril played Virginian' on the villain's yacht. A fight follows In the British Wes and I'm going over and is for Ave yeas& and is given In In which the villian is overpowered comowh some my Water-Coole- d recognition of Major Warwick's disand the lovers are happily reunited. there I day with cooler an Ventilating System- propose to carry even my pany. tinguished service so a member of the The picture should give Miss Nesbit own will get as and cowpunchers staff of the A. X. P. general Sanitary ample scope for display of all the many of the originsl cast as possible." I , charm of her personality and her his, Wary Pickford's subscription to the trionic ability. In this production in believed to won Eddie loan is Tincher. Patricia have Victory Fay Barry the role of a Hawaiian princess she is called upon for emotional acting of Palmer, lisrr7 Done and Katharine for ber the distinction of being Amer- in for will theocamt be Lewis featured heaviest woman investor in Libicas the first order, and Miss Nesbit anRowdy Ana, which has been an- erty bonds. Dainty and charming Her contribution to the 4 swers this call admirably. Every ex- nounced as the second of the new fifth loan was a of sobecréption friends has of the she loyal pectation 11 Christie special- comedies The first $100.000, representing the largest made here In previous succeeses if of the specials. "gallra Blighted Ca- personal purchase accredited to the fulfilled. w.at released April 20, and the motion . All told. industry. Also on the program will be seen reer." demand from the Christie Independ- the little picture her.Iftted ParaMCmnt film Mar now owns more , Wm. Duncan and Joe Ryan in "The ent reet--s .1- - 741. ..... been-s- o for has 1.naik -, lesser -- z sreal exchangep i.en, till ''ef.' 7 V 1 tibcrtU. ttO wort" 9,000 Man of ' I two-re- el Witt thought bcmilw of ail Issues ' ' -comedies. that 44 N GIRL" whose Goldwyn roster during jdiss Pickford tnadeber Ttwdy Ann will be released .. ,C.i..-the first-wee- k May. tlon after receiving rront i 196150"., . ,ctorea A hilarious; funny and swift action Mack Semiett hers. Charlotte Pickford, uPwritn corporation only her ' Priscilla Dean. Universal stir. has now mother, s: in New York. advising that the ',stonier Mr. Tellegen win Pied ;, 7 1. 5' . e master-picturComedy, entitled at lust completed her be made Los in" ',. i:;:, his wife, Geraldine Farrar, In Angeles ,;:k poeite The Chatterbox" is stead of in New'in Universal city. York as had been ,,- i"LOVE'S FALSE PACES." t; ,',t the tentative title of the production. planned. thus melting a series Of photoplays under' the di- for it possible rection of Fran& Lloyd, law & recant Bayard Vellie who wrote "Within the Film to get credit for , w,,,, "ir ' FOUR DAYS COMMENCING TOMORROW the I.ivy" and The Thirteenth tie Marrscapital acquisition. The couple are contribution to Uncle Goldwyn now at Culver CRY. California. where Chair" two of the moat successful bud ams L loam big stage plays in the past decide wrote j Not only is Miss Pickfortre sub--T- they will begin work immediately. Chatterbot" expreasig for illisslocription credited - as the Mr. Tellegen has had a moet color- DOUGLAS largest ' Dean. , in the picture business, but It is also tut career in the drama. Though bis is primarily a blending of, nationality ak:ArIzone: believed to be Information has been received bare brorrna Talmadge has Just s'us contracted for the largest Purchase Dutch &nd Gccalt he la a typical prod-- 1 by any ' woman in the not of 'the French school. His scamp to the effect that Harvey Gates. son voted Prineeton University' favorite United States. of kir. and Mn. Jacob Gates, of this motion picture star. In accordance terse, flexible. subtle In the shad.' a, -, thy, his accepted a position with the with annual custom, the graduating"ea Inge. quick in tts turns and its sur.1 Mr. Gates. known! 7ruex Will zmest Goldwyn company. prum Yet never Mee to a see" an "Hal" Gates, leaves the employ-o- f' In the retort for careful analyrds with line or of proportion. Me kno' bo(41 S up'port Mrs. , Drew the Universal. with which be has been a view to determining the exact value to rise to a climax as only French; ""-of its' four years college. training. aasociated for some time. It is eters cwt. lie peeseeeee the famous 6 MONTHS TO BIAKE- -7 REELSCOST $261,000. Ernest Truax. soc4teis and stage star, "Bernhardt touch," which ha that be hat been delegated to Kipling was voted their favorite poet, : been their has Shaw, forla algried series her careful tutetage. acquired' under complete the 'scenario for the next Shakespeare and Bernard of -comedy Macbeth" 'and , films by Aznedee J. Van Beurers. preori- drarnaticts, picture to be triad, by Geraldine Par- favorite In fill. February. ' tar. Mr. Gates worked on the Jim -- Hamlet," their favorite plays, and i dent of the V. B. K. Film corporation. married Geraldine Farrar. This is; "'Doug" spent two and a half days making every minute of amusement that,you their favorite producers of Paramount-DreCorbett aerial prior to leaving Ual- - Norma Talmadge. come-Iti- te first time th,,,two have appeared t ' dies. and versat city. While he was born in, sores& r. Inc.. Timely Films,. wait a long time for this picC get from this wonderful picture! He has made , ' the Hawan Islands. 'Mr. Gates was errrof "Tories of the Day," released by Aside from an appearance when the educated in Salt Lake and followed aereen Wall in 'Ilia earlier days. Lou. r,orothy rhi1lp. has to playa dual Bathe Exchange. Inc. is He worth a new full has of but it suitcase stunts.. Essentially the ture, a newspaper and magazine career tor role in The Bieht to Ilappifieis." her "In signing Mr. Truett to appear in - Tediegon has never Wore appeared in new picturohicbAlIefl J. Holubar two reel comedies." said Mr. Van Beu- motion pictures. ilome time,' He was at oneAlme The plays that the has in. he We our rule of three-da- y ever are appeared production breaking biggest r"viPwer on the New York Dramatic is now producing at Cniveraal eity. ren1 eun continuing the policy es- - records snit him In are "The Victory Mirror. She I. peen es a daughter of wealth tablishedyrith the pictures starring of Conscience." The Explorer, 'The are and of this runs four a riot making day joyful entertainment picture and as a girl of poverty. " I Can get Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew, in cricking ,Unknown," ."Ths Victoria Creak" Another nail man now making that opulent feeling when I think of i refined coreedien of feature quality l"The Black , Wolf' and ribs tong good in the picture business is Elliot the salary I am receiving," dies Phil-) with mars of ability and reTnitatien,' Trail." ur t ...7,,Liti.i.-454.4.- 1.4 , Ar-- -- girt--Mi- ,... ,r t" Paramount Obtains a eartt A' , . ,ry---r----;-7-Feature..;Pleture- . B. , ,, ii , 4",,,,,I.,- - - '',, V- ,,c1,41:); Celebrate ( CI , 1 v A discourse on The 'Fruits of Mormon- member of the 2Ith division of Penn-- ,' i igen. They will leave Chicago Tues- loylvaall6 He has been In n number et ,.. .e. , day to visift Carthage. Nauvoo, Kr- I hattleo and was entirely unharmed. ', ., kuk before returning barna Mr; and Mrs. FL Gannett of Letts. ii,,44 4 Mellor. Smith and Wood of 'the bridge, Alberta. Canada, made a rtah-Idah- o Surer company. ars On a pleasant call at the mission beadquar- business triP through the east. After ter Thursday lase. They are return-- Ottawa atter attending the : spending 'some time in Kansas CIty. Mg from of the twine eonrt of Canada. i ... Cleveland. and Toledo. they will visit sitting They have vial Led, Ottawa- .- MeaureaL.0.-.,..- Chicagq,,estisaisinese for elte-tioToronto and Cticase and react to call pany. 'It Albert Lee. Minn., an route home, The Moves Ethel K. Melton, Ger- Ten rears ago Mr. Oftlund tfiled a MIS- tam in the northern state. : trude Collett and Fontella missionariefi for the pale two Year in Ray W. Scofield of La Grande. Ore., ; the Northern States mission.- have paasx-- d through Chicago lad Thurvial been released. The Mimes Nielson on his way to Camp. Lewis to be dii. ; months' and Collett at. etwitine the larger ettlee charged. For the past several of the earl as well as Church historical ba ties- been etitioned at Camp Mead, t I I: was Mr. mission Scofield a next home will return axle formerly plaree week. Miss Langiois ham labored in ary in the Michigan conference of the Jackson and Detroit. Mich., Mhos northern states. ' Nielson in Chirac and southern BliMrs. G. E. Ellsworth, 'accompanied nn, eonferenees and Miss Collett in by Mule Florence Telford and L. Mir! ;,-southern Indiana. Wieconsin, Minne- Clark. pent the week visiting the Re- -' sota and Chicago. lief societies located In SpringtiAld; Elder Clarence E. &hank' of 'the Evansville, Petersburg. Linton and the at Indianapolis and Peru branches. mispion office pent the week-en- d Milwsuke and Racine. holding serv- work and Reiter Ociety meetings were ices in each pier. held in each place and were ,mada President G. Pl. Ellsworth left Chi-(- Specialty Interesting by the fine must-cto conduce Imetli the ilatturday rendered by Miss Clark i toners of Mr. Chudzicks of Milwau- and numbers Telford. At Springfield a social kee. He will also attend services in was given in honor of the 'visitors at ! St. Paul and Duluth, Minn.- before re- the home of Miss Cora Hanks. to Chirago.turning gaznes and light refreshment ;. Mrs. Frank 'Brown of Pelt Lake parlor made up the evening's entertainment. 7 city spent porno tinge' inVehicaro en This is the last visit Mrit Ellsworth ex. route to South Royalton. Vermont, peas to make to these cities. and ohs where eh is going to eamplete some r. appreciation for the business end prepare to return home. hospitalitydeep and entertainment shown t I Mr. and Mr.. Brown were formerly in her charge of the farm. Mr. Brown died Elder R. Truman IlMyar& who re. several years ago. .; arrived from Smithfield lItah.The Misses Ruby Fisher and Mary eently to a mission in the northern states, ! J. Adair have returned home, having is fill at a hospitaC stricken with &peen. spent the past two years as t Miss dicitts. He was operated on Tutodar Cries In the northern stale& by Dr. Frank Hammond for-- Fishers entire time was spent In the morning , Utah. E. of Eli.. Prest Northern Indiana conference, while merly Miss Adalr's time was spent in the worth and Elder Jackson were Id ata Minneenks and southern Indiana co- tendance. He is doing well and , I speedy recovery Is expected. nference,' ay M Ellsworth- 'Warn VIM evening' Elder CharletI., t at a pleasant little home party riven E. Schenk and Geo. W. Fowler of Salt by Mimeo Mae and Alma Swanson at Lake City attended the graduation ex- their home on Washtensw avenue. erring.'" of the Illinois Post Gradnate i The additional pleats were Mt.. and Training School for nurses. Miss Elizabeth Geine. Maud WIleon, BeeMs Emma B. Johnson of Salt Lake City Martha Maas, Bearriee. Was &mane the pumper to receive dip, ;. Johnston. Bishoff. The evening wae epent with lontad , , g -music, reading and octal chat. Re- IN treehments were served. Funeral services for little George w. Brinkmeyer were held at the home of the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Brinktneyer, Thursday of hist week. The child passed away after a brief illTODAY ONLY ness. The services were conducted by Doable Pr Ogren Elder Coo. W. Fowler,. and musical number. were given by a qttartet com1VM So HART' posed of Elders R. P. Condi. Leon M. Strong, Clarence E. ischank and W. Tn a Wolitere Drama swell Jackson. Interment was in the INCH A- A." "EVERY at Elmhurst. Arlington- cemetery EL K.A.Idons nt, the Crane comparry, al;. Palmer endi Salr.talte. Cttyzi4 K. L. &heftier of Loran. Utah aro In In a big 'society play the city on bulginess and were In at"80aAL AMBMON" tendance at the Sunday evening sere-ice- s. . 161Iffet IIW: 171 11 . , t. ,.. - ' 4,, A0,,',e,N .1..;y' . t, .i,e,,,,,,, s,.., 4',. , . ; V16.,,,,,,, f ,; ' f ' ;fer:4,0.0-t--- 'i. -- 't',Iii,-.- rit '44:14;e .,,,A--1- , , ., I , '., jil)'re 1, f . lthriligtp.k 11WWIIII co' . 1 7', I, tinibier ;al . TUT3 - 6 i ..- - Iv T ----- 1K4 iFir - -, 117; 744e: I('(,, --- MT .., ,.. - a ys Leslie. , SATURDAY! K2 ........,....... 7;4 1 -- i3( r 0 0 elóblfflaoroeasioto t- - litIrg DESEITEr EVE N 1 ICC ' , 11-1 a- a, ,r, rc l'o'll'aThe.-".:F..;.efliotte- 1 Y Evelyn Nesbit o- y "AFallen Idor' been-employ- ed y n. ' , p-i- n;"'- inmates-of-the-Orphanr- I - 41, - RI -- ie m 1 , 11JOSSELYN'S WIFE" Chicago 'News 1 BEAUTIFUL - - BESSIE BARRISCALE - FATTY"- ARBLICK I "FATTY'S WILD NIGHT" , desta-lisr,,nnis- ey - - ! r - portray. whon-sheir- Long-Term-Contrac- t-- til "The-Ronianc- e 1' lot-ter- m - er. 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