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Carmel Meyers
“In Folly’s Trail”
A STORY OF UNHAPPY WEDLOCK.
5 REELS
RICH IN HEART APPEAL!
REPLETE
WITH HUMAN DRAMA!
The Story:
Charles
Howard,
a young
artist
in "'ln Folly’s Trail”, is
induced
by a
frirad
to
attend
a week-end
party given by a
zm!!lonalrg
social
bounder
named
Max Goldberg.,
At
this event
he joins in
the general
round_qf
elat)".?.r'at{ghnn»rs,
masquerade
dances
and
the like.
He
meets
a girl singer
named Lita O’Farveil,
a friend of Goldberg’s.
The
host of the occasion
really loves Lita,
but
she
is unceriain
of her regard
for him
Lita
is attracted
to Howard and
he
to her.
Though
both
are doubtful
of the
out-
come,
they marry.
Howard
cannnt
endure
Lita’s lack of breeding
and
she
resents
his
cold, superior attitude.
o
" They
quarrel frequently
and
she
offers
him a cnance
for a divorce
by
deliberately
going
back
to G01dberg..........c0me
and
see
for yourself,
itis
a very
fine
picture,
don’t miss it.
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the Cabinet.
The
Ulster parliament
wiil
open
its -ession
on September
20th,
the
date
being
the
same
as
that
set
for
the« lrish
peace
conference
at
Inver-
ness.
belfast,
Sept.
12th.—A warning
to the
British Govi.
against
circamseribing
the
powers
of
the
new
Ulster
parliament
was given by
Mr.
Hugh
Oneill,
speak-
er of the
parliament,
in
an
address
at
Ballymena,
county
Antrim,
yesterday
Any
diminition
of
the
rights
or privi-
leges of
the
new
Ulster
parliament,
as
a
result
of
the
projected
negotiations
between
members
of
the
British
Cabi-
net
and
the
Sinn
Fein,
he
declared
would lead
to bitter civil
war
in
Ireland
It would
mean
war
between
the
north
and
south
of Ireland,
the
horrors
and
the misery
of
which
we
do
not
like
to
contemplate
and
the
calamity,
as
Mr.
Lloyd
George
has
rightly
said,
would
not
' e confined to Ireland.
Bryan,
Texas,
Sept.
12th.—About
one
thousand
persons
have
b2en
rendered
homeless
through
th2
flooding
of
the
Brazos
river, fifteen miies
south
of
here
but
no
reports
of
loss of
life have
been
received.
Thousands
of
bales
of
cot-
ton,
it
is
estimated
have
been
washed
away and
many cattle,
horses
and mules
lost.
.ondon,
Sept.
12th.—The
value
of the
(yerman
mark
fell
today
to
rhree
hun-
dred
and
ninety
seven
and
one
half
marks
to
the
pound
sterling.
This
is
a
new low record
for the
mark
here.
Geneva
Sept
I%9th
-The
Assembly
of the Leasue
of
Nations todav
heard
a
great
deal
about
the
United
States
and
the
propesed
Conference
at
Washing.
ton in Novembear,
ia
~onnection
with
t
e
Leagues
work,
in
disarmamant
and also
with referencets
eriticism
i,
the
Uni-
ted
States
on
the
work of
the
Lea rue,
It
was
&
most
Dicturesque
sessinng,
Srinavasa
Sastrix,
an
Indian
lawyer,
wearinz
Indian
costume,
but
speaking
rerfecc
english
and
vith
an
eloquence
rarely surpassed
by English
orators.
had
the
floor
at
the
morning
session.
[e
sugywested
that the
United Sta:es
migit
do something
more
practical
than merely
criticize
what
the
Lei.oue
was
doing,
or
had
failed
to do.
He
touched
Hzhtly on
the race’question
in eonnzection
with
the
mandates,
hinting
at
a
difference
of
views
on
Lhis
question
bhetween
[ndia
and
the sister
Dominion of
South Africa,
which is one of the
mandaiory
v)wears.
Tokio, Sept.
12th.—The
arrest
of forty
evtreme
Socialists,
mostly
Japaness,
but
som=
Koreans,
was
featured today
by
the
newspapers,
which
allege
that
the
arrests
are connected
with
a
seriois,
so-
ditious
plot.
lhe
newspapers
.say
that
officials have
declare.i
1 plat
to
be
the
mast imporian:
<daspirazy
sine:
th2
an-
arehists
movem~nt
i,
1920
[nflamabl=
literature
has been
seized
by the police,
resembling
that
cf
the
communists
of
Russia
and
the
Sparticists
of
Germaay,
while dynamite
was
soized
in Tokio and
a
bomb
depot
discovered
in
Fukuoska,
sixty five miles
north
east
of
Nagaski.
San
Juan,
P.
B.
Sept.
14th.—The
S-.S.
Marina arrived from San
Pedro
De
Maco-
ris
this morning
and
rveporis
that
San
Domingo
was hard hit by
the Hurricane.
Twenty
odd
coasting
craft
alone
went
ashore
at Macoris and
the loss
of life
is
placed
at
22.
Three
small
craft
were
caught
outside
and destroyed
with all
on
board.
The
wind
was highest
on Sunday
night
blowing
50
miles
an
hour.
The
storm
did a lot
of
damage
at
Mayaguez
on
Sunday
night,
heavy
rain
causing
serions
damage.
The *schooner
Baker
broke
away
and has
not
been
heard
from
since.
Several other
boats
sank.
London, Sept
18th. —Sugar
in stock
on
the
tenth
inst.
was
104,000
tons.
Last
year 135,000
tons.
$
il. 8.
MARINES
QUEL!. MUTINY ON
SHIP
Washington,
Aug.
19. - The steamship
Allianca
of the Panama
Railway Co,,
is
enroute
to New
York in charge
of United
States
marines
hecause
of
a mutiny
on
board.
None
of the
details
of
the
mutiny
is
known here,
it is
stated.
but
it is
believ -
ed
that
they
are
krown
at
the
com-
pany’s
offices
in New York
The
following statement
of the
facts
as known
here
was
given
oot
this after-
noon
by the Navy Departmenpr.
“Steamer
Allianca
FPanama
Railway
C'o.
reported
mutiny
on
board.
Master
requested
guard.
T'wo
officers
and
twenty
macines
placed
on
board,
pro
ceed
1o New York and
then
to
join Com
necticut
at Annapolis.”’
One
of the officials
here
s4id
that
the
Annapoiis
station.intercepted
the
mess-
age
of the
master
of
the
ship
acted
at
once.
Ihe message
seemeod
to originate
inlatitude
29,
which
for
a4
coastwi
.o ship
was sufficizi:t
accurate
(o
locate
her,
as
she
takes
the coastwise
route.
It is
understood
that
the
authorities
at
Annapoi’s,
under
em
_r@ency
orders
froin
the
Navy
Department
sent
out
the
party of
marines
which
now
is
in
charze
of the
vessel
at the order
of the
master
The fact
that
so
many
marines
were
sent
is
all
muncation
that
the
mufiny
lis
considered
a
serious
affair.
—The Sparks
Sept.
7th.
REWARD
Wili
be
given
1o
anyone
who can
vive
the
necessary
in.tormation
leadine
1o the
discover®y
of
the party
resprnszibie
for
the disappearance
of a
.
Fishing
Boat
belongirge
(o the
undersigred,
or
lead-
ing
to
the
discovery
of the
boat itself
which
disappeared
from
Mannings
Bay
beach
betwecn
2nd
and 3rg Sep iher.
J.
SCHOL!
Est.
Mannings Bay.