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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-05

The fifth sunda, meeting Of tho
Ncrth Colorado baptist Association
met lat Friday nirht with the First
baptist church at liormicigh The In
troductnrv sermon was preached by
Rev J u Rius SATURDAY was spent
in dlscussinr queries ull 3 p. M. At
which time the executive board held
iis ses ION and employed Rev J ".
l1iis and Rev r W raulkNer as
Nissionafiea for this assoclailonal
year
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-05
TELEGRAPH OFFICE
MOVED To TOWN

The Western Union telegraph Of
aoe has been brought back Gown
town I'd O. established In the Nc
Couneu lnsurancc once in the State
Bank building with Billic wilsiord
In charge and he BE- clicking on the
messages to and from our people
The people appreciate this eonven-
irnce nov. more than ever and We
feel sure the move will prove profit
able TO the company.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-05
SNYDERS GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITY NOW
rERNANENr PROSPERITY my
nEREn m FINANCIN
riNInITN
EVERY Train BRINGS PEOPLE
nc-izni Tor Roist> and Faruls Nc,v~
nriorc - .iue-Sitnztiou
>houit Ne Rclic,rd

Fnot1lif ert-g -aii-oEi ,rair eo1-
ing into S-yas- frou ,as soe,A ana
East trnsz 7asp,e hcrs ia ssar,A o.
hc-cs ara pec7ic a-e oouiur iu rrom
ever state and iaey nut a saroity
90 tt-lrt bosses ara 0a-,at.t iani
Tie de-a-t fo- hcmcs e1s leva- be-
f,rs So PreSl-s ara s;rps ssculi D.
taken So reNcvs ,ht Situation rherc
are arss farms In S,urry oouaiy
that ucul5 easily oo1r sttiucuai iiv-
ing settlements srch nrlrs ar3r-
iht ha-ls @. uc-e uorkc-s eoull D.
sore pr,a,a1ie ic ecih landlord and
ieuart rte- thers an thousands %
acro, OF .eruie land e5geinE Go b.
PIT be- euluuaicu 90 furnish homes
Cor uov aul,1s Scurry county oouii
easily ua'riair o. population cf sos
900 10 o3o and lard ouuer mcr-
chuuts aauson, grat,speople and
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-05
SECOND SCHOOL
MONTH CLOSES
ENRoiINENr INcREAslrs-rssc
rTCSL SVRFNrS oEtNc
SrCniFn
CLASS RsPEcTs THE CROPS
Agricultural Class Ualirr n,rvstiea ~
rrof n n. Riack rshe Ncsc> "a
Ngsuzi oI<ratiens-

IRE ssecsa rcaiA o, ihe Sayaer
ruNs shoo,s ,icse iss vces. ne
s--o'ingsi ,zo,cis iAs, oi ans aus
aas, rac asicuasn,e ass scs- sy5ccs.
lu-iy roct .ri itc sshooi sriri, Is
tsc e-si Do ths sisic-, % ies Schools
Nr.t Vc,1 vc-k is osiag tous In
9rrrr,li naiters rhr class in Arri-
cuiiurt .n aAarec So NJ Hiaes ,Akcs
uc;cs ca s,tual ,srIa opsrsiions rAis
u,ou,s ihcs hs,s sisiice arl iasTcsi.
e. 1eid o., wheat and cas e c,stca-
reese trips o. Inspections art luic-csi.
nr snd hslpcai pannE the yes- sv-
o-, phas5 % sgrsculiarsi VIVA ~iN
oone ir Cor Us pait Judging ivc
stcak scet soieccc-. trciirr. and
sole an uin recti,s ihrir rropfr at
tcrucn
The spsiiirg classes in ihs H,gt
S,hcoi Conducted hy NJ Eiyos an
,c- iutcrvsire as we'll as prastical
rac EngHss department IS siso o.
ing ihc hes, ucrt In EuEiish Gra,s-
MAR and Nudret snticoss
The WORK iu Hiscr, and fortnsins
under Mr. Glauvillc is proeressius
nicsiy The JcHcrscn lstruu scrie.
@, meets swy TUESDAY uishs and
holds Cor aaout one and a half hours
These younr men debsic and ictiaim
They src making prcrawton io- TIE
ln,crs,holasiie mctis and tor utuv
life
The laua and German rlasos arr
ac,nr vcn under, Ni- Nargfvif
ONLY one pupil BE- taking virgil bet
he is ccuaini, doing u wsii Latin is
one ci ,he subjects that Try thc souls
" men The German clasres ar. r'ad.
Ing aucatly 5nd arJ new cuicrnr I'M
20 conversational German
Taken all in all, ihc work boz an
tho grade. is splendid The tcachor.
.of thc eudc. and Che primary depart
.mcrts arc 500 havng homc aims
selections The pupils se'cct some
thinr from ,bc home paper or masa-
zine and brIur 10 io The class and
.rsad % The .vlrtiinns arc Huo and
rc0c,t thc Ideals ci ihe children W.
canHJcnu, hclie,c this r sonc of ihc
best work u, have ever done
since thc month Jcoss th.s week
.it win bc tm, for thc chiidryus r,-
pcr, ,4rJs uc,t Nonda, and ruesda,
10 sincerely wish every patron voull
look carefully into thcc rrnor,s it
thc, are good commend the children
.lf the, ore uet ast n' and Dec us sc'
.If vr Dauuot sei better vsuts ucNt
month O. must uurc ON, patrons tc
.suuu what thcr children arc doing
iu ,booI Certainty the, ave worth
.th, .ott Thc., ards ere sent ont Tor
your Inspection AND arc c,rcctcd 60
DO, returned promptly
a report of the attendance aud en-
roilmcut o., rrude. and rocms will
De- Given next vrct The honor roll
Twin also appear not week These
arc matters Of vital Interest 20 the
patrons and uc hope thc, WIN be- dil.
lrcut iu loohine after them
Auu hcrriur YOU to looh we'll 10
YOUR best Interests in rccinr that tho
rrpcrt cards are propcrl, submiitcd
and trusting that We may ha,o your
hearty cooperation nvhc future a.
iu the pastl am
Yours truly
"a Watson Supt
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-05

Mr. W. u Neon was here rhursda,
from Damn and reported Mr. , =.
Hllnnrslc, quite sics she was taken
m TUESDAY nirhi aud her family and
trisnds are very anxious about her
Mr nmlnriicy is away on a hunt
lnr trlp and Mr.. Moon aud other
friends arc wiring several points iry-
ms 10 call him home.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-05
|THOD|STS ARE
| IN CONFERENCE
1H ANNUAL SESSION HAS
sEEv OPENED At CLARES-
ION. TEXAS.
ARE RECEIVED


|hrendon. Texas. Nov 3-The
i annual session OF the Northwest
annual Conference met at this
i at 9 O'Clock this mornlnf. with
top J. H. Mccoy in the chair A.
thc opening hymn and prayer.
.op mccoy delivered the opening
Boa based upon the sixth chapter
be Acts OF the Apostles
blowing the sermon. Rev 4 l.
,re Of Big Springs. former secre-
Of the Conference called the roll
hembers and the delegation was
kually full. Following the roll
Rev Moore was elected perma-
\ Secretary OF the Conference and
|ed the following assistants J W.
II. A ". Hall J. f. Eldridge, ? L.
bow and B. J. Osborn, the last
being named as statistical secre-
Rev. o. r. Kiker Of Plainview
. elected editor Of the conference
fnal
Mayor Welcomes Members
|oilowing the disposal cf the lpe-
communications. Hon Tom. F.
|nally. mayor OF the city OF clar-
b. delivered an address OF vel
u to the meeting The Mayor 8 ad-
was punctuated with pithy re-
BIS and elected frequent laughter
applause. His tribute 10 Rev. n
b.ons retiring pastor at Clarendon
his reference tothe vacant chair
Rev. G. c. Rankin tate Of Dallas
l. fulI Of simple and touching elo.
|nce.
iter a brief response iothe May
address, by the Bishop the order
business was taken up and the re-
OF the various presiding elder
rd. The report for the sweetwatei
hrIct. cf which Snyder station is
\ is as follows:
weetwater, District } 7 Grlswoi'
siding elder. Financial condition
client. spiritual life good District
growing in population and church
Imbership s increasing fast Out
h is fine Rev Grlswold spoke
onsly upon the spiritual activity OF
people and the faithful work o'
pastors and local preachers
he regular program Of the Con
.,nce is being carried out The
hon and his cabinet and several OF
various committees held a nigh
sion
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-05
~ FERN GIFTS
FIRST At SAN ANGELO

.aley Fern the noted Brumley horse
snyder. captured first in a $500
h. race at San Angelo wednesday
nrumiey is stepping around as
sueh he was cock OF the barn yard
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-05
COMMERCIAL CLUB
MEETING TUESDAY
inG TRADE GETTING CAMPAIGN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TO RE DISTRIBUTED
ENDORSES PEST ERADICATION
Committee on Ways and Means Wm
All Cooperation of Authori-
tic in the Undertaking.

An interesting meeting Of ias sns-
der Chamber OF commeree -as held
Tuesday afternoon at the Court
House Mush interest was manifested
in the trais-eireular method and iac
committee vas authorized 20 prceeet
With came and turn 1t over TO ihe
printers at thsearliesi possible time
and have il ready ioF tis,riauuou %
the middle OF next week
Tie n-uer o. extending an invita-
ton to % Methods, Annual Con
ference. r1r in session al Clarendon.
tc hold their next meeting in suy-
der was referred to the entertainment
committee
Chamber OF Commerce recommend
ed thar cotton planters begin nov to
select seed for next years planting
from the home grown seed. thus pre-
venting the possibility OF the spread
Of the boil weevl by plantns shipped
in seed. This is a matter that should
demand the immediate attention %
every planter
The subject Of boil weoyil, woo.ly
worm. raven. nrects bugs rats. rab-
bits. prairie dogs etc, as discussed
BY Mr. Nem. OF the state Department
was thoroughly considered By The
Chambor and O vote Of endorsement
Of the plan Of prevention was unlHi-
moualy taken The ciiy rnd County
Adviscry Committee. composed OF %
ip. Thraue and n C rowie ua1 in-
structed to meet with the authorites
and ask the cooperation and the ap-
proprlation Of ways and means Of
polsoning the invaders OF the eiiy and
county They win appear before the
commissioner court next Monday in
regular session.
Mr. Nein submitted the following
.article:
The State Department Of Asricni-
inre is now launching a movement ih
.thls and other counties to destroy the
prairle dogs. ravens. rabbits and
rats during the fan and winter and
later In the spring the srasihoppers
land woony worms Mr. Neill' o re-
preventative Of the department vas
here 10 secure cooperation OF the
commissioners court. busines, men,
together with the farmers. TO get the
,ian on foot and promi.es later to
',ssis, i'm sending man throughout
|bo county to organize the people.
'fot every farmer De 10 readiness To
lao bis par, as it will require concert
"a action 10 succeed Mr. Neill sa's
.bc Department viii gladly cooper
,,o by making demonstrations in mix
ing the poi-on. how to maintain oa',. I,
ing places and fully explain In d ''a"
tho departments plans Nov let us
orranire n every community get
ready and destroy the pest and STOP
I,s,s great tax upon the farms Many
counties are losing from $4,000 TO
40 600 annually Who will take 'n,
lead in each locality orsan''' anu
ssns the names to Secretary OF the
chamber OF Commerce at snyder at
"a 10 Hon Fred W Davis. oomnlls-
! s,oner Of Agriculture at Austin. Toe
pepartmcnt intends to get all adlo'n-
IN, countie. to cooperate at the same
I time
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-05

Liiile Miss Por,ia Morrow Of Dunn
visited In Abilene. ''f-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-11-05

lin TO Thursday afternoon the .'u'
ain. in snyder reported the iol'o"
ing ginning. "a,
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06
CHRISTIAN-M METHODIST
 WIN FAST GAME FROM
 CENTRAL PRESBYTERIANS
Fastest Game Of the Season Played Tuesday afternoon-sin9le Score in Eighth Wins Game.

By far the best ball game of the season in the Sunday School league was played Tuesday afternoon, whe the Chri Methodists and the Central Presbyterians battled eight innings. with to score, favoring the C-M
 The game was intense throughout.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06

spectacular fielding, and hard hitting made the game exciting to the spec tators who braved the cool winds to witness the game.
 For seven innings the game pro gres ed without a score by either side, although both teams We're for tunate in getting men on bases, but could not get them across the plate. Two runners were thrown out at the plate one by the C-M team, and one by the Central Presbyterians.
 The C-M team is considerably in the addition of Ewalt and 4. Smith. formerly with the South Methodist team; the Central PreSbyterians have secured Graham.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06
FIRST BAPTIST SUFFERED SECOND DEFEAT Of SEA.
 SON FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Central Presbyterians Defeat League Leaders in Loose Game by to 4 Score.

For the second time this season the First Baptist ball team was de feated Friday afternoon by a score of 6 to 1. by the Central Presbyter- ansi.
 The game was q slug-fest from start to finish, all pitchers being hit hard. and some ragged fielding. and ssoone heads by members of both teams tzok almost all the interest oIt of the game. Tke game was play ed inm ediately following the game between the local team and the Com edans. ard was necessarily started a little late.
 Tillman started the pitching for the Baptist, but was relieved in the fourth by Thompson. while DeWeese went the entire route for the Pres byterians. Both pitchers were rather wild and in strike-outs Tiliman got only 2, Thompson 1, and DeWeese l.
 ha hoy ccorp
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06
The Clerk Guaranteed 1t.

"A customer cane into my store the other day and said to one of my clerks, have you anything that will cure diarrhoea ." and my clerk went and sot him q bottle of Chamber lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. and said to him, "If this does not cure you, Nil not charge you one cent for it. So he took it home and came Ea k in day or two and said he nas cured writes T. H. Berry < Co. Salt Creek. Va. Obtaia1ble ey fyHa re
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06
OFFICIAL STANDING Sunday Scrool League.
SOUTH METHODIST QUIT.

The base ball team Of the South Methodist team has been followed by I @jinxs Of some sort ever since the season opened, and although this team was made Up Of some Of the best ball players in Sprnsdale, they were never able to get off on their right foot. and announced Friday that they had disbanded. This leaves only three teams b finish the season. Graham. of the South Meth odist has joined the Presbyteians, while Ewalt and \. Smith have gone to the Christian-M team. This will make three fast ball teams in Springdale, with hoaors about eY- en and the rest Of the season promls- es some interesting games. as nei- ther of the three teams are weak In any department
 ItZis te ba resre.tel that the Sourh Methodist team could not finish the season. but some unkho"n misun iers :anding arose. that seem ed to call for the disibanding, and accordingly the team refused to take part in their game scheduled for Fri day afternoon. and the Central Pres byterian team played the Baptist.
 A revised schedule for the remain der Of the season appears elsewhere. and it will be noted that one Of the three teams plays two games eaeh week
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06
Con s.ipation Causes Most Ills.

Accumulated waste in yonr thirty feet of bowels causes absorption of poisons, tends to produce levers. up set digestion You belch gas, feel stuffy. irritable, almost cranky. t isn't you-it's your condition. Film mate this poisonous waste by taking one or two pr. Kings New Life Pills tonight Enjoy full, free bowel movement in the morning yo feel SO grateful Get an ori sinal bottle. containing $ pills from your druggist today for 2Jc.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06
ts Sickness a Sin

IT not. it's wicked to neglect Ill., .ss and means of relief. It's wick ed to endure liver ills. headaehe, in dig estion, eonsipaion. when one dose Of Po.po.Lax is Pod 5phyllin May App.e> without the gripe It arous- es tae liver. increases the flow of bila-Nature. antis eltic in the bow els. Your constipation and other ill' disappear over night because Po-Do- Lax hes helped Nature to remove the cause. Ge- a bottle frcn your drug gtst to-day Get rid of your consti- patton overnight.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06

l. takes genius to save money or Writ4 good poetry.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06
He Covered Second. Ewalt is Some "Cut-up'

formerly with the same team.
 DeWeese pitched his usual steady game for the Central Presbyterians, and was very stingy with hits; My CTS, a new twir,er occupied the box for the C-M team, and pitched excel lent ball, backed by almost perfect support.
 The single score of the game came in the first of the eighth. when Beel- ey threw wild to first, allowing Staf ford to reach second on the play; and scoring from third when Dew eese hit Smith in the back as he was going te first.
 The box score:
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06
FRIDAYS GAME-First Baptist vs Chri stian- M othodist.
 TUESDAYS GAME-First Baptist vs. Central Presbyterian.
For a Sorained Ankle,

If you will get bottle of Cham beralin's Liniment ard observe the directions given herewith faithfully, you will recoyer in much less time than is usually requised. ObtainaIble everyhMere
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN

Summary: Two base hits. G. Staf- ford; strnck-out DeNeese :, bE
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06

Secretary Bryan declares that schooners are more destructive to life and property than submarines. 1t is not necessary to explain what kind of schooner he refers to.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06

A household remedy in America for 9 years-Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil. For cuts, sprajns, burns, scalds, bruises 25c ard 50c. At all drug stores
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06

The Amoma and Fidelis classes os the First Baptist church. entertained tae ball players Of the Sunday School league at Auditorium Park Tuesday event ng. and an enjoyable time was had by all Games were paved. and a short talk made by Rev. Elledse, after which the refreshments ef ice cream and cake were served
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06
REVISED SCHEDUlG E.

On account Of tl4e dropping out ot the team from fbe South Methodist Sunday School an entire change vas made necessary fn the schedule of games for tae remainder of the rea son. The season atH be completa f= by the teams from the Central =Pfe5= byterian school. [ =f.irst Baptist z'l4 the Chriztian-Met theiist The=eeGz tral Presbytertans ard Baptist p'as= cd l4st Friday afternoon THe Chr tian. Methodist and Central =rre=bs tefiaHs played faezdaY afe efts.,ae ana the remainder of the schedule follows
 Friday. August -ehri,tian-Meth dist V First Baptist
 Tuesday, August l0- Central Pre7 byferian Ys First Baptist.
 Friday August ls-GentraE EPre@b5 terian ys CAristian-Methodis
 Tuesday. August Ii First Eaf.i.t ys Central Presbyterian
 Fefday. August First BaptistFs Christian Methodist.
 Tuesday, August ; Christian Methrdist Ys Central Presby teriar.
 Friday August 21= Christian Me hodist vs First Baptist
 Tuesday, August 3i-Gentral Pres bfteri4n vs Christian-Methcdist.
 Friday. September 3-Central Pres byterian vs First Baptist.
 Tuesday, September Winning team will play picked team frosn the two remaining.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06

Myers |; first base on balls eff De Weese 3, Myers none; lit by pitcher, Myers by DeWeesa; umpire Hawk ins.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06
Plies Cured In 6 tof4 Days

Your druggist will refund money fl PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching. Blind Bleeding Protrudinx Piles in 6 to .A days. The first application gives Easc and Rest Soc
The Springdale news., 1915-08-06
Central Presbyterian.

Summary: Two base nus, TheInp- son and R. Carter Base on balls off Tillman 1, Thompson DeWeese i. Struck out by Tillman z Thompson l, DeWeese l umpire Hawkins
Evening star., 1915-11-21

CrandaIYx Theater, eth and e SITS.
TODAY-OPEN 3 P.M.-William Fox presents
WILLIAM FARNUM, SUPPORTED BY
DOROTHY BERNARD, in THE BROKEN
Law"
Evening star., 1915-11-21
DHO1O-PIAy
YFEATURES y

lumbia Theater this afternoon and
evening, Pauline Frederick will be fea-
tured the first three days of the week,
starting tomorrow morning at 1880
o'clock, in photo adaptation of Robert
Hichen's celebrated novel and play,
Bella Donna"
The story of the novel. which ranked
among the best sellers at the time
Of it's publication, has been adhered
to in general way. but the more SEN
sational points have been softened to
avoid offending conservative tastes.
The main character remains the adven-
turess who tries to poison her hus-
band. The story Is that of the novel,
with a new and powerful ending, made
Evening star., 1915-11-21

Olympic, 1881 You st. NV.
|TODAY-OPEN P.M.-BRYANT WASH
NESS OF VIRTUE" by Cosmo Hamilton.
v L. S. E. Production.
Evening star., 1915-11-21

With q Capable Cast. including
Charles Brown, Madge Darrell
Hyatt, Florence Davenport.
FRED AND LYDIA WEAVER,
Late features OF the New York
Hipp0drome, in their Newest
Aerial FLIGHTS.
Evening star., 1915-11-21

possibly by moving pictures. Thomas
Holding, Julian L'Estrange. Eugene
Ormonde, George Majeroni and Edmund
Shalet are in the picture cast
"Armstrong's Wife" thrilling story
by the American dramatist, Margaret
Turnbull. has been selected by Jesse
L. Lasky for tho photo dramatic debut
of Miss Edna Goodrich, who will be
pictured in the feature for the last four
days of the week. beginning Thursday
morning at 1880. In this gripping play
Miss Goodrich has an opportunity to
display her dramatic ability, as well as
beautiful gowns. The scenes carry the
audience from a little country village
to the gambling halls of great city.
and thence to the heart of the noun
tains of the Canadian northwest.
Miss Goodrich is pictured as Mae
Fielding, a little country girl.
The production Is said to be one of
the most beautiful ever turned out by
Evening star., 1915-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
Special Film Features

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! PHILLIPS: Also .'PoKEs AND JABBs'' in
I MIDNIGHT PROWLERS." And Essanay
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Masonic Auditorium.
TONIGHT Metro Picture Corporation pre-
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In the FINAL JUDGMENT" a 6-act pic
turization of George Scarborough's Latest
[ and Greatest Play.
Penn. Gardens, Pa. Ave. at 21st st.
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Z? the most noted specials. Bovello's orches-
j iroDAYMoPES ID T Es P.M.WMR. TOM TERRIss.
in THE FLAME OF PASSION"
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iToDAY-OPEN 3 P.M.-Equitable Picture
Corporation presents the Brilliant Dramatic
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powerful, absorbing phOtodrama that teens
With gripping clima1es. A 5-act produc-
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STODAY-OPEN PM--AND REMAINDER
Of THIS wEEK-WILTON LACKAYE and
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, in "TRILBY.'
Washington Theater. 18th and U.
sTODAY-OPEN PM.-FLORENCE LA
BAD1E, in MONSIEUR LDcoo.F'
Olympic, 1881 You st. NV.
iTODAY-OPEN 3 P.M.-BRYANT WASH
BURN and EDNA MAYO, in THE BLIND
NESS OF VIRTUE" by Cosmo Hamilton
v. l.. S. E. Production.
CrandaIYs Theater, eth and e SITS.
I fTODAY-OPEN 3 P.M.-William Fox presents
Z WILLIAM FARNUM. SUPPORTED BY
I DOROTHY BERNARD, In THE BROKEN
7 LAW"
Crandalps Apollo, s24 H st. NE.
! $TODAY-OPEN PM.-World Film Corpora
+: ton presents CLARA K1MBALL YOUNG,
in THE HEART OF THE BLUE RIDGE
! Colonial, Photoplays Equal to Any
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Evening star., 1915-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

Continued on Fifth Page.)
Evening star., 1915-11-21
Loew's Columbia

Following Madame Butterfly" pic
turing Mary Pickford. at Loew's Co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-24

Have you a house or a room you
wish to rent? 1t will cost but thirty
cents to rent it-try the want ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-24
INCIDENT SHOWS HUMAN
QUALITIES OF KITCHENER

London Jan. 23.-(Correspondence
of The Associated Press)-An in
stance of the human qualities of Lord
Kitchener is related in Sunderland
where a soldier was sent from the
front at the Governments expense to
attend his dying mother.
The woman's one desire was to see
her five sons, who are all in the
army. Four of whom We're in the
English training camps and obtained
leaves of absence through the office
of the Salvatio Army. But the moth
er longed to see the youngest, who
was serving in Flanders. Lord
Kitchener was communicated with.
The lad thereupon received a seven
days furlough, with ration and ex-
pense money, and arrived in time to
sc his mother before she died.