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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-25
TIOGA

Miss Edith Sharp. of 1920 Jerome street. has
returned from fortnights stay in the Poeono
Mountains.
MRS Elizabeth seheible, Miss f. Bird, Miss
sale Scheible and Mrs. Josephine scheible. OF
Bantrynook, Nineteenth and Tioga streets ara
passing the autumn at their cottage on FIN
avenue. Asbury Park.
Mrs. Ralph Gi0bon gave a luncheon vestar-
day at her home in Riyerton N j., for the
members Of the Tioga Thlmble Club Her
guests were Mrs Frederick Jennings, Miss Car
oline Callahan. Mrs. John Hailer. Mrs. A. b
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-25
CAMDEN AND VICINITY

Mrs. s. C. keene and her daughter have re-
turned from visit In Wildwood Miss Eliza
beth Keene has returned from Clifton Springs
and gone to Boston to college.
Mr.. Wallace Sheets has returned to college
at Cornell, Ithaca, N. Y.
William Henry Chamberlain Of 542 Penn
street. who Is a sophomore at Haverford Col
lege, returned to his studies today.
Judge Frank T. Lloyd and his family, of 527
Cooper street. have returned from their sum-
mer home at Seaside Park
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-25

take a return check, being known to every
doorkeeper in New York. When he cam, back.
after getting his glass OF soda, he absent-mind-
edly wandered into the Fulton.
The curtain up when he entered the
house. disclosing a pair of beds on the stage.
Great Adolf" he exclaimed. 1.-The 'Cordelia'
authors have swiped the Twin Beds idea-''
a stranger sitting in it, Instead of protesting,
he slipped into the seat adjoining. moment
later another stranger claimed that Then
Mr.. Frohman began a personal investigation,
and TO his amazement discovered that he had
entered the wrong house. Mr.. Frohman admits
that even managers sometimes make mistakes.
"Consequences,' is now in rehearsal, and will
shortly be produced by the Shuberts. 1t is by
II. +. Rubcnstein, and was first produced at
the Gaiety Theatre in Manchester. by Miss
Hornman's company, and then taken to
London, where 1t successful at the Coro-
net. The play deals with the subject of inter
marriage between Jew and Gentle.
Miss Frances Starr will be presented by
David Belasco late in December In new play
by Edward Knoblauch Miss Starr who spent
the summer at Pine Lake. Wis, and Lake
George, n. Y, is now rehearsing for The
Secret" in which Mr. Belasco will send her
on a 10 weeks tour of the large Eastern cities.
She will appear at the Broad in this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-25
LANSDOWNE

Miss Olive Mason, of West Lacrosse avenue,
has left for wheaton College, Mass.
Mrs. j. NJ. Pugh, of 80 East Greenwood ave-
nue., has returned from South Wyndham, Mass
Miss Rebecca stackhouse has gone to Brook
lyn for the winter months.
Miss Margaret Morrison will attend the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania next session.
The Century Club will give dance on Fri
day evening, october 2.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas +. Fitzgerald. OF Lex
ington avenue, have returned from a tour
through the New England States.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-25
SOCIAL LIFE In AND ABOUT
PHILADELPHIA

ps HENRY AUGUSTUS BERwIND will
W entertain ut luncheon tomorrow in honor
81 her debutante daughter, Miss Margaret Ber-
oind Her guests will include Miss Katharine
Asbburst Bowie, Miss Susan 3. 1ngerso Miss
putb Coke and Miss Cornela Carter Leidy.
Artor luncheon Mrs Berwind will take her
quests to the horse show at Bryn Mawr.
Mrs Joseph E. widener and Mrs. Joseph
1.eidy are among the Phadclphians who are
sbopping in New York this week.
Afr and Mrs c. Hartman Kuhn spending
.overal weeks in Lenox, Mass, before return
ING TO this city for the winter. 1t is Under
stood that Mrs Kuhn's son-in-law and daugh-
ter Mr. and Mrs. Craig Blddle, will sail soon
from Europe, where they have been living for
the past few years. and will spend the winter
in philadelphia.
Miss Emile Posey Kennedy, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Edward Kennedy, will be
among the seasons dobutantes. Miss Kennedy
attended school last year in Paris at Miss
Ferris together with Miss Jean Thompson and
Miss Elsa Reath, who will also be debutantes
this season. Miss Thompson will be introduced
at a tea which will be given by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson, on December 8.
Miss Reath will be introduced the afternoon of
November 1S, by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore w. Reath.
Mr. and Mrs John r. Valentine will give a
large dinner dance tonight at their home in
Radnor.
g. IIeide Norris, of 210I Locust street, is stay
Ing at Lenox, Mass, for few days.
The Misses Randall, of 2o35 SAMSON street.
have returned after a summer spent in Spring
Lake and the Poconos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Bcrwind are enter
tanning Miss Julia Berwind and her niece, Miss
Margaret Dunlap, at their villa in Newport
Miss Berwind and Miss Dunlap returned lately
from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brinton Coke and Miss
Ruth Coke have issued invitations for tea
which will be given at their country seat in
Penllyn, Thursday afternoon, October Is, from
4 until o'clock. Coaches will meet all trains
at the Penyn station.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles L. Borie, who have
L. l.. will not return until October :. They will
move into town about November l.
Mrs. e. c. Jennings has returned to her home
on Greenwood avenue Jenkntown, after spend
Ing the summer at Denver, Col. Miss Dorothea
Jennings has also returned, having been the
guest of Mrs. John Gribbel at Camden. Me-,
during July. Miss Jennings spent August
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Otho Nowland at
their cottage in Kennebunkport, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Atherton, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs EdwaA
Crozer at their home in York Harbor, have
returned to their home at 125 South 23d street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-25

home from Europe last week on the Lusitania,
after having gone through some interesting ex-
periences.
Mrs. Ayers and her daughter Miss Helen
Ayers, have opened their house at 2T West
School House lane.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-25
FLASHES FROM STARS"

few weeks ago Miss Margaret Anglin, who
will shortly appear at the Broad Street Thea
tire, visited the studio of a well-known New
York photographer. The young woman in
charge of the ladies' department was a stranger
in the studio and unfamiliar with theatrical
celebrities. She was instructed to take the
name of each visitor before they posed, as well
as the name of the company and management.
When Miss Anglin arrived she was ushered to
the dressing room. Name, please" said the
young woman. Margaret Anglln." answered
tho actress. Would you please mind spelling
it," said the young woman. Miss @nglin did.
'The name of your manRger?" quered the
young man. My own" replied Miss Anglin.
"And the name OF the company continued the
young woman. "Sly own company, please" said
Miss Anglin, highly amused. The pictures
made. When the bill TO Miss Anglin's
office it was made out to Margaret Anglin,
MY Own Company. Please, Manager MY
Own" What is fame" sighed Miss Angn
when one is unknown to photographers
clerks"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-25
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Gilmore Heish, of 3427 Walnut street, re-
turned to town Monday after spending the
summer in Chelsea with her daughter, Mrs
John 3. Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Bar, Of 4232 Spruce
street, have returned to town, having spent
the summer in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sedgwick Davis, who
spent the summer at Narragansett Pier, have
returned to Hamilton Court.
Mr. and Mrs. Washington Hersh and their
daughter, Miss Bernetta Hersh, have closed
their house in Chelsea and returned to their
home, 41o South 44th street. for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Smyth, of S415 Race
street, returned last week. having spent the
summer In Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Cope have returned
from Eaglesmere, where they spent the
mer.
MIR. and Mrs. Warren f. Buzby. of 1916 San
som street. returned Monday from Atlantic
City, where they spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Bradley, of 44O3 Pine
street have closed their cottage in Chelsea and
returned to town.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. janice have re-
turned to the Bartram, where they will remain
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred NJ. Milander, of Stone
leigh Court, returned last week, having spent
the summer in Atlantic City.
NORTHWEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Edward schoheld, of Sixteenth
and oxford streets. have returned home after
passing the season in Ocean City.
Miss Caroline Bruner, formerly of 1921 North
Eighteenth street, has returned from
mers visit to Atlantic City and has taken
apartments at the Normandie.
Mrs. Mary Evans. of 1926 North Fifteenth
street, will return to her home october l, after
spending the season in Ocean City.
Mrs. Howard Dousher. OF Park and Lehigh
avenues, is spending the autumn at her sum-
mer home in Saratoga. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Miller have closed their
cottage in Atlantic City and have returned to
their home, 1927 North Seventeenth street.
Miss Elsie Reich, of 1904 North 2th street,
VIII entertain at 500 tonight. Among those pres
ent will be Miss Meta Sppel, Miss Bessie K.
Buck, Crawford w. Hooven, Henry N Mont
gomery and Frank Rocroft
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Case have issued
invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Miss Frances Mary Case. and Edward
Joseph Toner, Jr. Wednesday afternoon. Sem
tember 30. at o'clock. at ST. Edwards Church,
Eighth and York streets. small reception
will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Heiser, of Mahanoy
City, Pa have issued invitations for the we'd
ding of their daughter Miss Marion Latham
Heiser' and William l.. Peter. Jr., son of Mr.
ana Mrs William l.. Peter of 2235 North F'lf-
teenth street. Wednesday evening. October IA,
At O'clock at the Methodist Episcopal Church
OF Mahanoy City Pa reception will fol-
low at the home of the brides parents.
Diamond streets, will entertain at cards +o
morrow night Among the guests will bo Nr,os
Mae Iiillion, Miss Nellie Killion, Miss r,orisa
Flannagan' Miss Meta sipple Miss Elsie Reich
Miss Elizabeth G, Buck. Howard Fraim. vii
liam Aszmann, II, Stanley Barnes, william
Clark, Frank Rocroft, Crawford w 1Joo,,ar
and Henry N. Montgomery
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-25

One night last week Daniel Frohman attended
a performance OF "CorGelia Blossom" at the
Gsiety Theatre, New York. Upon leaving tho
theatre during the first intermission he did not
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-25

Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Borie, who have
been spending the summer at Easthampton.
L. l., will not return until October Z. They will
move into town about November l.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
Krile / Japan.

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Nyc 6unncis. Rvster.

Sra Swiit Current, Soif Gan,
telcgroiere9 Oeu 2loe DiurtS:
Sitter at iorifiellGc Hpgter / llerc
llger bar ppret / Smlob, u0en al
oct bar logt noaen 9rTt puo Dem,
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INSTRUMENTATION ira ga Gorte, Sn-
Diana.
Sum pil BIZ boI0t un0er 9cuoGt.
nina inotll Anfonllicn al etpur 30.
acknowledgements ira De 5oreneoc
Stater. iorat benocs &6entitet fan
BIZ fonltdteret.
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me0 Nir9. @uuucis / Nor1e. on Tom
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/ "a Nortc. poaitaar, at BON Tor
noglc Guac ii0en iaa ben0e paa
@Ooen, oq nt ran err aI0elcs iiffer
pad. al oct par hen0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27

tiers &eofpmmenbe enoog bpao Speoc
angaar. Self paalioelig er 10 life
Ilig Stutiitif, bo bet er iaa nle9et,
Iom lpiller ino; men nosen &eileb.
ming er BOG / ben. Get er M Def,
iom teller meb, at Norges Spro al
oeles life er iattig, lom mo oltio
bar tGnft. Statiitifen piier ogiaa
her noget anbet, % ieg maa iglell
bemeie SPierne meo Ell lioen, men
meget intercslant Sabel. Zen pier
Muling / ailoeram pr. Moal for for
ifieIliee 9anbe / 5-aaret 1896
1900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
Ovt Sloobao.

sra Teflug. China. t~elegruieres
BEN 25oc Mart9: RgpcrupGieret /
Wiellemd)iuu begpnoer al tage aloe.
les Gperhaano. 6lere itsrre Ban.
Scr. Scr ale itaar unocr oen berpg.
teOe Rsperbepoing ~&ui0eulos"
Sperfommaroo, buiercr / iorifief.
Iige Iele al Sdn0et. p~lprorenoe.
b~rGnOenoe, ifjGn6enoc % mproeuOe
neo ioriooc.
ganoitternes ieneite 9eorift par
Mproeriet al 300 SumoSbpboere,
iom bapoc iat ia iii @ooOGrge o.
iorisgte at iorbinore 9an0itternes
Snotrrngeu ! en- al Dc pigtigite
Marfeosbuer / NTrbe0en al Siong-
ganaiu i Fropinieu Supeb. Spu
1icnoeocle al Spen las0cs i 9ife "a
belle 9eToltningeN or fiuaniielt rut-
ncref.
Geo Sen Ell fort Sio ioruo iteo-
iutonc (lpuorirg al 9nen Sing.
bofman / Vropinien 0onnn gloroe
De Ser itationereoe Sropper irtet
6cripg paa 9iooitun0. Gette par
beQer life Of rrores oper. "a Srop.
perne fommaroereoes al Ell Gene.
raj. iom ielp hauoe pPret en- bersmt
Reperbsuoina. 90 iom uanot lin 8e.
neralsuonroueIic i oea ltore Reuo.
luton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
en- 6apc til Soolepelt.

Sra Wilpoufcc, Mi8. meO0eIca
oeu 23oc Mlarts. at Den Gepolper,
hporntco Sobr Sfrout / Cttobcr
1912 iorisgte at orpbc GrprTii.
Dent Jiooicpclt oil BIZ itlGnfct oenne
tiQigemco &c lem itarpe Votroncr,
lont iab igicn / @nobenct, ga bette
blcp iropriitet Stimanoen % oucr.
raft Volitiet.
Gettc por Soritoaclicr, GA Z. e.
Wintcr, iont rep RcuoIperen I'D al
Sdranf9 Saauo. rcttcoe Ell aumoo.
nina til Eolitioommer u. :.
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Sdronf. ON at ioa Jig oct biitorilfc
8aaben noIeneret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
Stefanslonsf for lpunone
Grpeoitionsifib.

Sra San Sronciaco, Gal, telc-
groiereS Dcn 2ibe Mort5: @paI.
iuugcren "0crman", aoptcin &. I.
Neoericn Ierer, oiQif i0og ira Son
Srancisco Tor poa Sen fanaoiifc Ne.
gierinqs ScfoItuing at is9c citcr
Excursions %ioripm0ne Grpcoi-
tlonaIfib "4arlnf", ion man intet
hor let elcr bort nogct til iioen /
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bnpbe iorlaot "aarluf" inoeirosiet
/ Sien forat gaa paa SSa9t, fimoe
life opbage Spor al Sfibet. "a Sc
pcnote tilba9c. Sien bar Bit brllot
al eli Stornt, Ser altages at hnnc
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banet.
aaptcin Teberien tror, of ban bill
finoc "Sarluf" ctiteha mellcm Toint
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mellem Ssbiergenc.
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u1ogaoet at bli fnuit al Sien, npreS
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boropGrenoes Sifferbc0, ba Nintc-
ren bar pTret ltipoponIig itrGug.
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Mmnunoien.
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%Sonomortb CT Kanoioat

Sra Cincinnati, Ohio. berettco
Den 22oe Morts. at lbeooorc Moo.
icpcItS Suigerlen. ibu. aougrcs.
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Maioritet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27

Fnrf. SibcrtupIlc o. Ared. Get
a%ntage9, at ullc DC auore aontorcr
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Sncitorm / Often.

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Grpreisfontorer itonees

Sra @nufesan. 81. meoSeles
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llniteo States grpreis Gompanns
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opbere meo 6orreiniugen bar aac-
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iortiettes paa SIDE 4.
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KabeIoram

glaoet "9tem 9)orf Zines" MOB
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meo, at ban uor uIfnot. Gcttc iaa.
meget nler. iom Oct par IS~oritoaelielt
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HooIeuelt noget, lfliloe oet uoierlig
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ifrpnfet til llOitpret % DC Snmliu.
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frPfter 6ormooninsen orr Hooie.
pclts % DC sprlge Geltageres Elf.
ferbeo. Sialn meloer / bette. at
iamtIiae bar / beoite @elguaenoe og
penteoe at naa Maroas i 9eapnoel.
len al April.
Oct llbelo, han n9pnte / iii ierite
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-10
Pythlan Sisters Elect.

Mrs. VIM. Bosanko is home from
Saginaw, where she attended the state
convention OF Pythian Sisters as q
delegate from Crystal Falls lodge.
The 1915 convention OF the order will
be held in Saginaw in conjunction
with the Knights OF Pythias.
The ladies elected the following
officers AZ the meeting Thursday
morning Grand chief. Anna s. Jenne
Eaton Rapids grand senior Addie
Kemp, Upton; grand junior, Rose
Gates. Morenci grand manager Of
records and correspondence, Jennie =.
Doyle, Pontiac grand manager OF
finances. Ella +. Jordan, Detroit
grand protector, Jesse r. Adams,
LitchHeld: grand guard, Hettie
s. Whitney. Hudson; grand
trustee, Estelle ID. HALEY, Ypsilanti. :.
Reports of the different officers
we're given Thursday morning, There
are 20 temples In the state and the last
statistics available show there are
A. 052 sisters and 2.30s knights he
longing 10 the pythian Sisters.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-10
A LETTER FROM
The WAR SECTION
AUGUST MIERTE RECEIVED WORD
FROM. HIS SOLDIER NEPHEW
WOMAN AND CHILDREN KILLED
BeIgkesr gsias Been Laid Waste and
Her People Impoverished Beyond
Comprehension by the War

August Mierte is one Of the Belgien
citizens of this com munity that has q
number OF relatives in his native land,
He has been quite worried since the
war broke out and tried hard to get
money through TO his relatives. He
had.a letter from home just before
war was. decalred and, although he
has been trying since that time to get
word, none came until this week,
when he received q letter from his
nephew. young man 10 years OF age
who isa soldier in the Belgium army
and has been all through the battles in
which the Belgian army has been
engaged, excepting the actions within
the forts at Liege
The letter throws considerable light
npon the situation in Belgium nd
seems 10 corroborate the published
statements regarding the killing Of
women and children.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-10
TO OPEN AMASA-PcRTER
Iudson Mining Company Has Machin-
cry on Ground For Shaft Sinking

The plans OF the Judson Mining
company 20 open mp the Amasa Porter
property west OF Balsam, have matured
so far that during the week two
carloads OF psachinery designed for
shaft sinking were shipped to Amssa
10 be unloaded at that point and
hauled 10 the mine
We understand that IL is the inten-
tion OF the company TO start sinking a
shaft at once while the chances for
labor are good and that small crew
will be employed during the winter
putting down the opening so that IT
next year witnesses picking up IN
the ore business the development work
will be far enough ahead TO allow OF
getting ont some ore.
The Amasa. Porter deposit was the
first ore deposit found by the Longyear
interests in this county. The deposit
is located on the Sc 4 SIC L section
90 44-38. lt is on the Hemlock
formation and contains million tons
of very high grade ore, some Of IL
being within the bessemer limit, IL
IL one OF the finest mining propositions
about here and ought TO make profit
able property for the owners.
The property will be under the
direction Of General Manager M r..
Richarde but the local officials have
not been named yet
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-10-10
The Wolf"

.Hilda MacTaviah, daughter OF
Andrew MacTsvish, a Scotch trader
In the Hudson Bay fur country, is q
tender, unlearned, gentle girl, placed
in the great lonesomeness of thai
region, ard more lonesome by reason
OF the almost maniacal hatred OF hei
father, who has beer embittei ed by
the carly discretion of his wife and
believes that mae wimmen are guild. =
Jules. .Beaubien is French Canadian,
handsome, true woodsman who has
been. n.visiting at the MacTavish home
for years. always with ready welcome.
Into that picture of native atmos-
phere comes william Mcdonald, a
railroad engineer. who years before
had been responsible for the downfall
and death OF Beaubien's haltsister.
Beaubien, left by his father with the
charge TO find the half.sister, discovers
the fact Of her pitiable death and
starts out 20 hunt the man, accom-
panied by Batiste, his trustworthy y
friend, a Northwestern Nomad. They
discover. through Mcdonald boasting,
that he was the betrayer Of Annette,
and that he is trying 10 deceive Hilda
MacTavish in the same manner.
Jules resolves first TO take Iiilda
away from her home. and the flight Is
accomplished after violent scene with
the maniacal father. who has been led
by Mcdonald to believe IN the sincerity
of his purposes. Mcdonald follows
the fleeing trio-Jules. Batiste and
Annette. At the Bear Greek Portage
the party go ahead, while jules
remains behind TO meet Mcdonald.
and the conflict occurs ending in the
death OF Mcdonald after one Of the
most thrilling scenes ever put in
moving pictures.
This beautiful drama will be the
next number of the big special features
that are being run at the Opera House
every Wed. and Thursday. Prices.
reserved balcony 20. adults lower floor
go, children 10 cents.