Draft 258 (1917)
Mary Alden and her brothers Matthew and George have extremely different political views. Matthew is a committed pacifist, and is constantly giving speeches against war. George is notified that his draft number, 258, has been called and to report for induction, but he refuses. Mary, on the other hand, is intensely patriotic and comes up with a plan to shame him into reporting for induction. Meanwhile, Matthew is being set up for a patsy by a gang of German secret agents, led by Van Bierman, who are planning to blow up an airplane factory.
Director: Christy Cabanne
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Mabel Taliaferro as Mary Alden |
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Walter Miller as John Graham |
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Eugene Borden as George Alden |
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William H. Tooker as Amiel Van Bierman |
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Sidney D'Albrook as Italian |
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Robert Anderson as Nicolo Reisso |
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Earl Brunswick as Matthew Alden |
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Sue Balfour as Mrs. Alden |
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Camille Dalberg as Marcita Blein |
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Baby Ivy Ward as Belgian child |
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Edwin Boring as Kaiser |
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James Cogan as |
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Warren Cook as |
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Joan Edis as |
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Millicent Fisher as |
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Asta Fleming as |
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Donald Gallaher as |
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Jack Goodman as |
| Writing | Christy Cabanne | Writer |
| Writing | June Mathis | Writer |
| Directing | Christy Cabanne | Director |
| Crew | William Fildew | Cinematography |
| Editing | Mildred Richter | Editor |
