The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-10
motion PICTURE NEWS
BY LOUIS CHASER.

| where sne lays UNCONSCIOUS Tnlnklng
he has killed her, he ends his life. Oar
rel goes West and prospers He learns
that the antique ring is to be sold at
auction and returns East to buy II.
Helen also goes to the sale. unknown,
and later saves him from being robbed.
He discovers the whereabouts of his
benefactor. but she refuses to see him.
They agree to marry after he promises
| not to look upon her face until they
are man and wife. After the wedding,
he learns her identity and both are over
joyed, feeling they owe their reunion to
the quaint old ring:
Pathe's Weekly No. "a.
London. England-Thousands cheer King
George and Queen Mary on their visit
to the Duke of Cheshire at his estate.
Massillon, Ohio-"Gen." Coxey and his
army of unemployed start on their
long tramp to Washington.
Oakland. Cal-California and Stamford
| universities are easily defeated BY Wash
ington in their annual contest for the
rowing supremacy.
New Orleans. La--Sailors and marines
work day and night loading supplies
aboard the transport Hancock prior to
her departure with 1000 men for Tarnpico
. Galveston, Texas-Here is Uncle Sans
feet of transports awaiting the order to
carry the regulars from the border of
Mexico
Livadia. Russia-Czar Nicholas Of Rus
STA reviewing his favorite regiment of
Moscow guards. drinks to their health.
Vera Cruz. Mexico Mexican troops.
driven to the outskirts of Vera Cruz by
United States Marines, open fire upon the
Americans.
New York, n. Y.-The super-Dread-
naughts Texas and New York at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard take on supplies
and ammunition for service in Mexico.
Seattle, Wash.-Work on the Lake
Washington Canal locks, a gigantic engi-
neering feat is nearing completion.
Boston, Mass.-Three hundred strong
the Bay State Motorcycle Club. whirls
away to Worcester. fifty miles distant,
on its first run OF the season.
Paris. France-Flowers and feathers of
many hues and forms adorn the latest
creations in Paris hats.
"1he Strategy of Conductor 1857
Cast-Riley. the veteran conductor
Riley Chamberlain: Gray. a cross-tem-
pered old business man, James Murray;
May, his beautiful daughter, Adele Rev;
Jack, Mays sweetheart, Boyd Marshall:
Jane. a passenger. Mrs. Mccoy; PercivaI,
her son. Billy Noel; Hank, who thinks
he ought to ride free, Eugene Redding:
Leland. a newsboy. Leland Benham: su-
perintendent of the car line, Frank Far
rington.
Conductors have their likes and dis
likes. No. 7SS, on the suburban-metropol- !
itan line. had nearly all his regular pa
irons sized up" For instance, there '
was Gray, a grabbed old business man |
with never a kind word, whom he cor |
daily disliked.
Now, toward May Gray. his daughter, |
and Jack, her sweetheart, Conductor No. |
7ss entertained entirely different senti- |
ments. Jack had volunteered to act as |
witness for No. 7s6 when an obstreper-
Gus passenger had threatened to make
while May. by her winsome man
ners, had also won No. 1865 good will. |
The old conductor watched the progress
Of the courtship with favor.
Coming home one night, who should
get on the car but grabbed, old Gray.
The old man watched the young couple
for a while and then. angry at seeing
them so happy, resolved to send his
Ia tighter to a boarding school.
Next morning. Gray and his weeping
daughter took No. 1865 car. While her
father fumed in his seat, May stole an
opportunity to tell the sympathetic con-
iuctor her troubles. No. 1856 acted quickly.
Pushing a plugged dime under old Gray's
nose and charging him with attempting
TO pass counterfeit money, he ordered
MS passenger to leave the car. dozen
blocks further on May left the car and
elephoned Jack. And while Gray plod-
led along the muddy tracks a quick
visit was made to the minister. Old
Gray arrived on time to denounce No.
S. but the plugged dime was incontro-
yertible evidence against the Grabbed old
cray. and with the young folks married
well, what could papa do?