davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
o o q. o o o so o o 900 I J. o o o 90
o 49, ,.. .
b gMOUT I'm SPE INC .
% az. p
1000 90 o oooo ooo

Piedmont, May 20.-Thes Sunday
school at this place under the man
Iagement OF Messrs Allison and Gig
gington is in q flourishing condition.
the older people are taking much in
terest,
The Woodnlan Circle held Its regu-
lar meeting at this nlaee Saturday
afternoon. The circle is endeavoring
to increase the membership and has
aecuFed cheaper admission fees for a
| 9, 60. -, - * =; :; ss;i. 49,
Miss May Wfggington spent Satur-
day night with Miss Leila Allison.
Mrs. j, M. Freeman and family
spent the week end in Plckens with
her father in law, Mr.. Newton Free
man. 81.
Some OF our young sports attended
church ct Mt. Airy Sunday. Must he
some ct lss Z ;stit1,iit Ion. .tits W
Mr.. George Wigglngton and family
Spent Sunday withEMr. and Mrs. Ed.
gar MgsSSs:;;. gsSSs:;;.
This section Is very dry, having had
no rain In five weeks. tho farmers arc
thinning cotton where they have a
stand and cultivating their corn aiiii
with rain soon viii have good crops,
& -Aynnmhe OF our young people siss,
tended the concert ut Mountain View
Friday night. ;tov. ID. w. Hiott OF
Easley made a fine talk. The acting
was Eoc6, me May pole drill was es-
peciHily good. showing perfect train
Ing. The people of Moutain View are
fortunate In securing their samo
teachers.s
We had the pleasure OF attending
service at Me. Pisgah the second Sliu-
day. Prot CllnkPcales of Spartanbpra
made fine address! on both days and
on Sunday afternoon made an address
and the music was alec very good.
The professors talk was sparkling
wi. = VT .stt sGa iuiiiiUTS showing mis-
Irish ancestry. e
Asss; g. G, Stevenson of Anderson
is Visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. &C. Scott OF. Mount Pisgah section,
Mr., and 1lfB. Edgar Murphy spIEt
Ti.ursday with the latter's sister i8ss.
John AckeE ini Easley.
Mr. CD. Murphy and little sons.
Truman and Wilton, spent Friday with
her brother, Mir. w. G.. Scott
Mr.. Editor. May cherries arc ripe
.hrii carly spring chicken are ri1ei,-
Ing, Come GE and feast X,
q Miss Sallie Moore celebrated Iie5,
flfty-fifth birtk1ay or the i2th, with
q fDIg supper. ali present ON in.ed A. :. :
-o1rlscasIon and wished her many happs
returns. n = siS
we note with nleaspro that Miss
Mati.de Reders, who has been raal
sisk Is much improved. ss,
s74 fI,sse buyE end giris who, have been
feAehing In d IIifserent parts ,,be tho
state, have cloapd their schools ana
.siaye returned home for vacation. !
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
LIFE VNpERWRiTERs
/ VIM Hold Meef9iik iaatuinmBin nm
lF tia f2th o. ,Eule. W.

VIM Hof1 n Meef9Iik laa t,ufnmBin nm
I tile fSth OF Jane.
Columbia. May 19.AThe life insur-
ance men of South Carolina Life sune
der@ritesss .zSss5 hSss5c iation Will meet In
Columbia on June IL, for their annual
banquet to be- given at the Jefferson
hotel. ~. '''''''' 49,, ~
E. 3. f. Clark Of Baitimoreispresid
OF the national association and F.. II.
a. iiisaT aiic5 commissioner OF
South Carolina are among the pTomi-
nent men invited to address the meet
Ing. t
Other speakers are being, selected,
the program to. be announced by Car
roll Fl. Jones. chairman Of the execu-
tive committee and w. s. Hendley,
secretary and treasurer of tho asso-
alton oil Columbia.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22

been sccureds Il; 4 Il, 81
OF J s;,eR6 st NJ sexia css is -
|paymsnt lof Il Z site, Ssiiei i 4 3
Et WAS tEia sensE Sf the ~ li0l 4 q 81
direct RI that the Elitsats s 81
eess.ssiiy ii llt and that ii Ia STSF 81 d
ing aif0ft ftage ia stoc clE couid ea Sold til;f
the Geal Eould hS I1lMediafe csese
ed The ratlEas sing c0knfnI 10 VA
continue the sale of stock aiifiiiF tl;a
next fow days l1nlsaF tll 4 fan oi S5Iis
egaffhns Il Is 10 l,al 10 has i
Ing wei iia by ffie n 4
lat Ter part 81 Siae, esnssan
tor pis ron acflon
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
Saturday is the Last Day
Even tomorrow may end your chance
to have the NEW HOOSIER for 81.

Will YOU decide now TO come down tomorrow
and settle The matter once for ALL or will you iet
tomorrow drift by and then realize you are TOO
late to decide, because of the close of the Ho0sey
Piaa sef .Sale2 fl:g
Scores OF are in your state 0f mind
Iey5 ding this final eI And
have ppsfp as YOU nave Afs max
up tnes minds toEght y5laog-
5sS, row fora final decision.s Ezla
wi White il Eeauty. f5
Sssteeted ba 8 Ont of e women) and the Hoosiers
with 9Gak,s interior. But the numbers esfew
and you cannot hope to; get one If you delay.
You incur no obligation by coming. so let other
yIlssstArs oFsorrow while ;you settle this
important4 t4auestiou.
=-:'tSii5 . usI9IS'r S1I more I'M
EiSFtance to For the new Hoosier ID n Won
deffui labor- saver already used by 100000
syxonen IL savesmiIes of steps and hours 81 val
suabie ti5slc. u saves health and good iopks. 1t
is very low In price and the liberal terms of
the Hoosier Plan is the Cheapest Kitchen Cabinet
Ever Hsiilt.7ii
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
10 l,roibI5c lIentaI DeleeiITes.

Nasi1ng ton, May II FaaiiOnf OF
divisions OF Inent tel hygiene and ii. !.
Fsal eanisati0n IN the United States
nnblic heryieo q study and inressis !
gate mental dtscfd ders and their causs
Is .As-ss= ard 17T.aTtIs 1 WIS SproposeSl
IN bill introduced today BY ReofnS
fivn "A Tfzse..-s.s. 4 t5i,S
slill purpoee8 she dissenli5a ton nf
ia zi5ftioEi afnoug farmers and or. a
ors td prevent ana snbpfsss cons
.Iagsicablc ,liacascs,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
cARRANZA AID SAYS VILLA
HAS SWEET ALL BEFORE
HIM LATELY
NO DETAILS GIVEN
Wilson Connected Closely By
Wire With Mediatcrs and
Work Starts AT Once 'a"o''
(By Associated Pressl

El Paso. Texas, May 19.-General
Francisco Villa has defeated 5000 Fed
erals at Paredon, according to mes
sage received here today from IHidro
Fabela, acting minister of foreign re-
lations in Carranza's cabinet. The date
of the engagement was not given.
According to the message the feder-
gttis suffered severe loss in killed and
isOunded and it. was said two federal
generals were among tho killed. The
message stated General villa had cap
tured 800 prisoners. several machiLu
guns, 100000 rounds of ammunition
aud a large quantity of military sup
HIT
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
stops Ann. liaIs On. fIaTler.

= Laredo, gTex.. May ID.- lorhl dehl-
Gre IN .sarGis aee today ordered TO
stop selling r,,Ss and ammunition,
THE order WI issued by Ed MatsoD,
.chnnl andihg . local IA tIcpsi guard
Company, be promnlga ted under q
Bthte law. no purpose was mainly
to mini;nIzc ihe Danger of gun fight
ing IN mt IdiiaIy dHaFfefe, so many
porsons i,-juding Mexlcans residing
In Texas, ave purchased asRas as TO
increase the possibility of serious
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
= 4 l:aI'oE !: BEti,

sa Annie Bafgiol OF near PendIe-
datigiitet or se steik known and
porous farlas SIfd Eugene BnIs,
nlinent young man OF near Pei
ire quietly married at the home
hride's pafeyfa las q Sunday ev-
the presoiiee Of u few friends
iges, the ceremony being per-
~ The Rey. Adams OF Penfiie,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
TRUST PIiOGItAM in HOUSE
Rules Committee Limits Debate 10 3;
t.r Hours MI Said.

Washington. MAJ .i9.+The house
rules committee. today ferorted a
special rule providing for a total OF
80 hours general debate on the anti
trust program with Indhumited dis
-cuss.0fs under thief minute rule! tho
house TO hold higla sessions until the
three bills are di; 81sed of.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
Meditation session Ot,..

faBhlnBt0nI May 19,---Wtths media :.
RfsiQR proceedings. moved TO Niagara
alle, activity here In tlle Mexican sit
Jon was notably. relaxed today. it
Wk the evident purpose of the Wash
jnEtepn government 10 give the con-
Z teTsssce the amplest opportunity to
work lOut It's plans with the least pos
sible bnfueIcc from the outside.
American commissioners left carly
In the day for the scene OF tho con-
ference and later were followed by
s Mlnistec Suarez OF Chile, ss:;;5 :a6t OF
the MGdiatorB to leave Washington.
sAll will be on hand for opening to-
z morrow
Wilson In Close Touch.
s a special telegraph wire from the
hna.s9s.. 2 :ss;;S sss;;S o. the american repre-
setltattHes at Niagara Fails TO the
4 Vslite House was installed during the
day 20 Keep the president In 1. close
4 toteh with every step .of the proceed
tnga. ALI impoEtant Questions will
DO submitted TO the president before
che Ana ericaa cotnInisst stonefs take 'ac-
Stloii. i. q. {. f,.'
Siety over persissent lack or IN
fpfInAt tlol ts to- tdGefftan SohEaist
IeAn 3, silliman. at Saltilio, and ten
members of the Smith family report
Cd held atg Tom bihi Ehiapas. continued
at the asa ate der and al ipIona-
4 tic esforta TO obtaiIs detinits reports
hestete depattmeh u, ih response so
lkgeltt message e rec eiyed a. report
rom HE t3Faz Hen minister In Mexico
S,ity teting that feprese tlons J.Ad
fit.ies dncerrine the Gmith,s q nd 4f,a I
s Brazilian minister had urged the
tisli consul at chiapas 10 use his
pod ofiiees to secure the release of
the Americans.
Navy department dispatches made
alaat that Mexican federals, fleeing
ont, i1s "A Rnpico, had left the
tls about that city. Admiral Bad
EeE reported that between 1000 and
zfl ts1ns.e ..ssS -
s:a s:,sssppsd at fsanGco City, another
oil 1enter, but later evacuated that
town 4 he oil wells there were left iin.
harmed, oil operatives are return
9 70 resnrne work sn the Tainpico
slold here all Is reported tdiet.
The eonstitutionalist authorities
have ordered operations, resumed ia
Z the cotton mills at Torfo0n. &
III , ,ssssssss and var department. ofiscials
aisea furt Ger inf 6nation as fsf
tito fatn Of Private fIrRs No
: otin on as to 5stlss ,wnsi forth COM
from any source, although the
IrseEaes that disappeared through the
tran lines aear Vera Cruz with
& tho merriam soldier. were myster-
slou:il retnfned 70 the American lin
S5ufetary Bryan made clear today
the status of Or, Edward w. Ryan of
-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
sa {
/ ces
| that ge de tIleI
| H
| hec s b i to 0 0Ver
ON en-

n Mrs. Chr - + srick't famous
NJ "Hudseke essets' Food Gui ae's--on
tho ,appes left door ,ttt 4 sfyefy sssor
MANS etsrnaiiy pefp cs:;Jg problem
5 'iWhat shall We I'D We folr DIN, nrr Sa You
fufn The d.aI "a: the neat you want and q
,cnInpists onf fns ot q per teetI ba lapced
meal lis before ySuS5il ckclasive Hnosier
feature that Is an iliyaIdab.e help,
: - \ The Cook bcol holder Oh the mid
= ~ ~ y 1dle upper door iTehis sour cepk
hook securely .Phrit not in ,lse, When
YGp are cooking. simply open tiPE tho
book TO the proper page behind tho
.Ioider.Aslt.is Is pnsa level with your eye,
always clean, never In the way.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
We Now lave Kept Our
Promise to You

Please remember, ff you too late, that
have told you every day of the progress OF this sale
and that now way.. you OF the final date In time
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22

Sick h6ga should tIe isolated tfori
the herd IS soon Ss they are SOW
eresl. Time lost here Is fikeiS 20
rae 81 ttsi . ssseead l0f 4 diseases sss;5Ts,
vefsfir$ AN and head OF the eslAs.1
mary q tision OF Clemson EoiieEe. IS
ono 81 the best ways ia. keap own
The sprsad Of no. cholera
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22

no ot tIse best ileiI I towards keep
g u lean rs essIA tise i az d pail
81 iEh pAt " ElosF Ton for glklils.-
sps ille,st Ut sttle sfsrt out
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
TIE IEiEsA IS NOW AssURIsD
TsIREc TORS ndEs & &
The hsshss IS ,hs of Io "a aas
ssdbea LOeas and Ths WIN Re btaaasa ind a saea

I - "a .
IA asf.etins sof the board Of directors
Of the Anderson Developments e0sE
promoters or The new stteasro here
was held yeatelasly afieraooll 4 tile
fooras of she gliaffher 81 syasns. as..za
PFesident Fowler, ieat Gets :
berg and fireetofs NJ u BfIssay. Esls
fas FAINT Joe 81 Evans III. II. X p.
a Whaley beiIi sp
Il yvas re poJs =. w les ideii Fowler
that the lass icpy ysfin srncti0n
'cf tie bull ding u been str ga. ana
Tint tn the mon ey c{sS sI Ia i the cons
ssracsioli of ghe bssiI6in proper had
sssi5lfSsTs ut -, IfIiE sQl1s
boo osld Vet 81 s-syEi B.ss
George Camp bel / Is tho Siakfcyis
sect sen likd the mis- fsSttnae is Iose iia
clih and abpnt IS bHedeie 81 corn
Saturday etaninE a bout Il 3 clack.
Martin sgaa. 8 h.zs. . ias,1. 1s,1-
70 An1lefs0sz -
aIneee Hes ~ fssv AHld - III
ssssss..s;essI were shapE 81 ndel
4 Il and 4 s. is6a I
reeentlT boaghf the 81 fc
kalIttpe ol visiting
i7s5 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
There are 10 special convent
ences ii 3tlEie, L, NE, w f0 OSIER
2 are entirely NEW.


s The HqosierA Aietaf FIopr Bin holds
NJ fifty poands. Ills low and easy &c
ifill. The sliding glass front enables you
to,clean the enfite. bin easily. The in-
side Is entirely of fmefai, with no corners
10 hold flour. First aour in is always
out FIRST. ,,,t5 syi S, =
(AN The New Shaker Flour Sitter Is
NJ .tbe 1nnet vsnnds.I. I ..s ~ 81 ~. A Me-
Hoosier inventions. Isis the only -four
sifterever made ON q kitchen cabinet that
shakes flour through instead of grinding
1t through. II can,tot tUser oHs and cam /
! not grind through any grit or foreign
substance that might be in the four
Twenty OF IleSe features are
describe I'd I'M 0UR WINDOW
DISPL which ii TIE talk
Of the town. COME IL and
find out about tie oilers.
; ~ The new Bill File ii 4 complete
bookkeeping system for most
I households. Most women dislike book
keeping, but tins simple hook fiie for
meat and grocery bills on the upper
middle door shows exactly WI hich bills:
have been paid and when have not.
With ~ you can Ileef, a comp plete, siEnple
recesd Of All your money tfahsacsions
rs Every woTnAn mas favtir - IesS
~ 81 z rofi re- lil.G aaaS sgesis sss,y:
iiiairnltv u rtsriiera kasinoe tslaesz unli
puttiie sssy you want. The 1arfak 5isss9ieS
4 Gard File has so cards and 10 index,
gnides. You oan paste OF write the recipe
aud Hlosit always at your fingers ends.
! A special holder Is pro tdsti SO ypt1 ekna
keep aay rsclps ie;: s;;.ts s;;ssss OF
your eyes without Ii iollditit 8 S. s6iiing ils
=-S|s5u S=SsSs sTsT yEE4HY EIzlHEENSo,
! SiFa worm Sx xaIIiiiisiii tomorrow
even at some personal effort
on yenr part. Tomorrow IS your
last chance TO decide whether
you want tfleisl now on the easy
Hoesier Plan.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
lI:NfafIncs Is llats.

Bhraz7o, Atlanta. May 10 "a mix
I'd force of marines of tho intarna-
tienil fleet was landed here today
forY the purpose OF pfSt eliun ,of
Prince William of Atlanta, who ac-
eApted tho ruieTshin of the country
on February 2l,
ass 81. n I,
be grown pTactic icailS anywhefe In tho
Sttte. The speciaI home OF the soy
bean Isl The coastal plain and Il Is
better f0le taffnef In 0Elier sections
60 tyy some other crop Peanuts
cf she State. but ID eFtsr to 90 30
b wei q IN pfse settsAl ali rec ef0ns
haaAt be planted Ia light idy soil.
ana are not a.iyised FOR the stii X red
clay OF the riedmont. All hf these
Icrcps @ q te sown ri now.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
0EAx&sA@,;n
Tlhe Hoosier Plah is SilnpIy mis-:

IN .1ANO0AVA
/. 81 spute any Hoosfer you select in your :
s,. Home.
2. lSl v.sekly quickly pay for e. { {z3t!4
g.. The Low Cash Price fixed BY the Fac
tory prevails strictly. ..s o.tsss43
WIS A. The sale fis under direct eupefvIsior Of
Z. }esy4l the E1oosier Gonlpany II g.
Mo intefSse mo fees. itftes J
81. Your zlenss YOU ase not del.ghfsd f
with :ys1s szoosier. 4 4 Sass ~
What bic Reason can can remain a to dspsE,ys E;s
HoosiaFl Only the small number OF Hoosers left and
the certainty that more viii come than we can
supply Every day WE have enrolled more women on
the Hoosisr plan than we expected. There are fewer
cabinets left for tomorrow than we have sold In one
day These few undoubtedly would be taken without
this ad but make this final announcement to keep
our promise to advise you of the last day.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22

90 . 3 9 . 3 $ 8 . 70 3 Q D . q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-14
FIRST ANNUAL DANCE
ATTRACTS BIG CROWD
Garment Workers Ball Attended by
35O-PriZes Given To the
Best Walters.

The first. annual ball given by the
newly organized Garment Workers
union. local No. 1S2. at Place hall
Wednesday night was decided sue
cess.
over $50 enjoyed the excellent pro
gram Of Is dances which was played
by Mates orchestra.
Prizes were awarded TO Mr.. Fisher
and Mrs Candy for being the best
walters on the floor. other prizes
were awarded as follows: Miss T. II
LOrenZ, Miss Belle Dansfield, T. II,
Avery. Mrs. Clarence Stahl. Miss Belle
DeSOnia, George ThisSell. Otto
Berndt. i. BOuge. Mrs. Ed Zook, John
Mullhall and Mrs. A. ]. ScanlOn.
The committee in charge of the
evening was composed Of Miss Hattie
Laudeman. Miss Lena Manchester
Miss Marie Rockstroh, Miss Ethel
Ports. Miss Bess Hay, Miss Gertrude
Names Miss Bertha Lonergan and
August Hagquist, guardian of the or
ganiZation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-14
TWO WOMEN
AVOID
OPERATIONS
BY Taking Lydia E. Pink
h&rn's Vegetable
Compound.

Chicago, HI must thank you with
all my heart for Lydia E. Pinkham s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-14

table Compound and 1 have taken it and
feel fine. A lady said one day, 'Oh, 1
feel so tired all the time and have head
ache l said, Take Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and she
did and feels fine now. Mrs. NJ. K.
KARSCHNICK, 143S n. Paulina Street,
Chicago, Illinois.
The Other Case.
Dayton, Ohio. -" Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound relieved me Of
pains in my side that | had for years
and which doctors medicines failed TO
relieve. 1t has certainly saved me from
an operation. / will be glad to assist
you by a personal letter 10 any woman
in the same condition. - Mrs. J. W.
SHERER, l26 Cass St, Dayton, Ohio:
If you want special advice
write to Lydia f. Pinkham Med
idine Co. confidential Lynn,
Mass. Your letter will he opened,
read and answered by a woman,
and held in strict confidence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-14
SUR PRISE
THEATER
TODAY
WINIFRED GREENWOOD
In THE INDEPENDENCE
OF SUSAN

well-acted drama produced under the
direction of Tom Ricketts, for the Amer
lean Film Manufacturing Company. with
all details faithfully carried out. Excel
lent Photographic quality prevails. very
rnmmpndHhlp Snhiprf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-14
MISS NOBODY FROM
NOWHERE

Ray SmallwOOd is the director OF the
play. He has made those scenes which
represent the underworld in which we first
find our little heroine. throb with realism.
Then We are taken into a modern dancing
school and here again we live with the
characters. learning all the modern and
difficult steps that the heroine uses TO con
quer the white Way" with Then there
is the stage and the strong lights. The
contrasts are keen and the heart-interest
Is appealing. In fact il is . play 10 strike
deep into the interest of everyone who
witness it-One that makes YOU think and
yet at the same time leaves pleasant
taste i'm your mouth-pleasant reflections
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-14

Don't forget the supper at the Old
Court House. Saturday evening AdvL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-14
Iheuters
wINIFRED GREENWOOD.

Winifred Greenwood viii be shown
at the Surprise theater today in an
American frontier comedy called The
independence of susan" This is a
one reel drama giving a comprehen-
sive version of the experiences and
tribulations of the homesteader. The
cast includes Winifred Greenwood, Ed
COXen and George Field.
Miss Nobody From Nowhere" In
this two reel Imp drama we have Miss
Ethel Grandin, featured in a role es-
peciaily written for her by Monte NJ.
katterjOhn, scenario editor of the
Eastern Universal company. We feel
confident that Miss Grandin has not
had a role more suited to her. one that
allows her more opportunity TO dis
close her delicate charms. her marked
emotional powers and the delightful
humOr that she is possessed of.
1t is a melodrama first and last,
there is "A thrill and grip of swift
moving action and cleveTly wrought
ClimaXeS, and yet every scene pos
sesses humanness with that reflection
Of humOr that counteractS any bitter
ness that may be left by reason of the
tragic note in some of the scenes. The
scenes which represent the under
world in which we first find our little
heroine, throb with realism. Then
we are taken into a modern dancing
school and here again we live with the
characters. learning all the modern
and difficult steps that the heroine
used to conquer the White Way"
with 1t is said the play will strike
deep into the interest of everyone who
witnesses il.
Tomorrow will bring our Mutual
Girl" i'm chapter No. o in which she
will dance one of the latest dances
called the Make which is Now York s
prevailing craze, and is said viii teach
anyone who sees this chapter The
Daughter of a Crook Will be shown.
This is a two reel Victor drama
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-14
STORY OF PONIPEH.

Ii is nearly a hundred years ago
that Lord Bulwer LyttOn wrote The
Last DAYS of Pompeii" and during
all that time il has survived as one
Of the greatest romantic novels in the
world of literature. and still holds
marvellous fascination for hosts OF
readers. George kleine has pro-
duced a photo drama OF the novel.
The production was made in Italy
and Visualizes all the most important
incidents of the story with vivid real
isms. The heartrending tale of the
great love Of the blind flower girl.
Nydia. for her handsome master Glau-
Gus. and her terrible suffering when
she learns lone has won his heart are
all brought out With telling truth.
The tragic results of her efforts TO
win his love with the use of the love
philtre the wicked Arbaces gave, and
which destroyed Caucus reason. IL
dramatically illustrated And the IL
nal episode showing the awful cataS-
trophe of the eruption OF the mighty
volcano of NesuViuS with its clouds OF
ashes. flame and smoke. completely
aestroving Pompcii is said TO be re-
produced with spectacular grandeur
that is awe inspiring and impressive.
Taken as a whole IL is one OF the most
remarkable photo dramas that has
ever been produced. Mr.. kieine's
production of The Last Days or
Pompeu" will De the attraction al the
Auditorium Cor Friday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-14

be deemed quietly of overworking his
imagination.
However Miss CroSman in The
Tongues Of Men" is a very unusual at
traction.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-14

V e g e I a bic Com
pound. l used to go
to my doctor for pills
and remedies a n d
they cid not helpme.
i had headaches and
could not eat, and the
doctor claimed / had
female trouble and
must have an opera
ton. ] read in the
paper about Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-14
100
BEAUTIFUL AND COLORED
POST CARDS
Many are rich and rare pictures Of
BEAUTIFUL MODELS AND
ACTRESSES
Also ScIf-IIIling
FOUNTAIN PEN
All for only 80 cents.

The greatest bargain ina beautiful
cards and rare art pictures ever offer
ed Many are hard 90 obtain and
have sold singly for the price Ne ask
Tor all. These viii go quickly to all
lovers OF the beautiful in nature who
appreciate rare art pictures Of well
developed models.
A reliable self-flling fountain pen
free with each order. These clone
have sold for one dollar in stores.
The 10 beautiful cards ana pen an
for bur so cents Sent pest paid
CENTRAL MANUFACTURING co.
Dayton, Ohio.