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LE6dEOD.
The British newspapers continue their
discussion CT the blockade correspondence.
Some admit that the Americans have a
grievance, but all support Sir Ed
ward Grey's argument that it is from
necessity, and none doubt an amicable
settlement.
Iue American Importers are dissatisfied,
upon the grounds advanced by the World
yesterday. Americans are embarrassed by
0r Edward Grey's application OF American
pItcedents, requiring the United States to
submit now, as England submitted when the
United States invented the doctrine Of the
continuous voyage. but even dissenting OPP
mon Is good natured and an amicable litiga
ton and not a diplomatic quarrel is expected.
a despatch tlom Paris states that the
French Prize Court has condemned the
steamship "Dacia" of the Hamburg-Ameri
can Line, which was transferred to American
registry after the outbreak Of war and was
seized by a French warship.
AdVlces nom Washington state mat tie
United States will protest against the decj-
sion of the Prize Court.
Germany has rejected the United states
contentious against the sinking Of TIC owl.
1~nl l. Ieyo' under the Plu8so-Ameactn
Treaty. She holds that the Treaty is silent
regarding lie sinking Of vessels carryns
contlaband, and that therefore the UuIteu
States has no grievance, but nevertheless
she will pay damages if the United states
VIII admit her view, or will agree to arbl-
tratlon 10y the Hague Tribunal. The United
States will probably arbitrate, while reqnir-
ing that Germany shall abstain from any re-
petition of The incident meanwhile.
Dominica, 5th.-Yesterday was observed
as an unofficial public holiday. Intercessiou
services were held in all churches, children
saluJed the flag and at meetings at Roseau
and Portsmouth the resolution OF "Ihe Cen
tral COMMITTEE for National Patriotic Organ
izatjons" was adopted by acclumation after
eloquent speeches by the Chairman Of the
meeting, HE mover, stconGrr ,n0 supporters
of the resolution, Many recruits offered
themselves for The West Indian Contingent.
Ihe motto Of Dominica is "Auimis oplbus-
que parati".
London, Aug. 6tn-Latest dispatches
state that the Buyaliaus under Prince Leo
po.d have entered Warsaw substantially uu-
opposed, the bulk Of he Russian troops hay
Iug Withdrawn some tIm6 ago. The Russians
are retroating through Praga towards Noyo
Minak.
Hard fighting is reported to be in pro-
gfess along the rivers Narow and Vleprz.
New yorh, August Oh.
Flour Winter Gleors per barre - %
lI4al, bilndriad per barrel 1915
Ne" season S Pork no quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork 5000 S2I00
ca.a. Crystals per loo n4 81 81
''7' 81 U.s.. Molasses sugar &3.7+
MoIasses Eng. !sIis. per gu.
l1terpool Cotton maidling Upland 5 48-l00
Exchange, New York &tlondou. so days sight
, 1915-08-07

enemy an l%netant's respite, and hive forced
the German General st If to utilize on he
Western front their reserves in barracks and
arsenals. at isl, he declares, 20 serious
mistake to measure our effort by the ground
gained, the demoralizatiou Of the German
army being our real goal. During the past
six months the enemy has suffered heavy
losses aud can only remove from our front
eight per cent of b. toto. Of effoctiyes'
Dispatches from Vienna state that seye-
raj separate bayouet attacks by the Italians
on the plateau of the Adige have been
repulsed and the Aus 0rian artillery has
forced back the Italian infantry on the Cur
inthian aud Tyrolcan frontiers.
Advices from Rome state that the Aus
trims made repeated aud yer, Violent couu-
ter attacks on Wednesday against the right
and left wings Of the Italjau rfmios which
are steadily euyeIoping Tie Isouzo fortresses
OF GorzIa and IoIluIuo, the motive foi
these attacks being the grave danger Of the
Austrian g%arIisons being cut off. While the
AuotrIans are compelled to hold their posi-
ton to prevent the immediate occupation
Of the above mentioned ioItross6s, they aFe
yaiuly striving to check the Italian advance
with the object Of ayerting the investment
Of these strongholda,
4 Board Of Trade statement says: Our
ing July f"0rty-six BRITISH steamships with
an aggregate tonnage Of 48,711 were sunk,
with the loss Of sixty-three lives. -Four
steamers If 4,705 tonnage struck mines
with the loss Of nineteen lives and sixteen
sailing vessels oggrogating q tonnage Of
STAT were destroyed".
The British steamers "CosteIlo'f md
"Portia' have been sunk also the Bel
,,t,,, gAno1,eii,- ttK,a,Ia,I ,, r-- l:.l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-02
's|U G[G
THEATRE
THE QUALITY PLAY HOUSE
'NIOBE'

| "NIOBE'
Haze, Dawn, who recently completed
her successful starring tour in The
Debutante, and who, it will be pleas
antly recalled, made her debut in mo-
tion pictures in "One of Our Girls" a
former Famous Players production, in
which she sprang into immediate in
ternational popularity as film favor
lite, returns to the screen in an elabo
rate five part photo-adaptation OF the
famous stage success, 'fNiobe,p by
Harry and Edward A. Paulton
"Niobe" is the comedy OF a Greek
statue that comes to life s.nd has a.
great deal of amusement, and some
sorrow, at the hands of contemporary
mortals. AS the incarnated statue that
raises havoc with the insurance com
pany president. Miss Dawn has num-
erous and unequslled opportunities for
the display of the captivating powers
that made Zone OF Our Girls" such a
bewitching Characterization.
Coming tomorrow, Broken Coin, Z"
featuring Grace Cunard and Francis
Forde. Gets better each episode. In
fact. THE Broken Coin" has been a
winner from the first episode ! will.
have a master picture for Wednesday
and coming Thursday Paramount.
Help Wanted" and Friday a Broad
way feature, Lawrence D'Orsay in
The Earl OF Pawtucket,' in five reels
pure comedy. all laughs. Our house is
air cooled, best of music, Wuritzer
25 piece orchestra, large, comfortable
chairs, plenty ventilation, high cell
ings. Ladies. while out shopping stop
in, rest, see a good show. Plenty of
Shanoan Springs ice water to drink.
Matinee 2:15 to y. m.
Night show, 40 TO II.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-02

Patronize home industry. Use the
Express Want Ads.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-02
ANITA STEWART-N Nymphl

ANITA STEWART-Nym
She is a child Of nature, for she
loves the open. and, as in THE
Goddess her greatest sue
cesses have been in pictures Of
thefree. .untramHeled existence.
such as she played in THE
Wood Violet" Anita Stewart,
gloriously and refreshingly
beautiful in her delicate youth
mo film actress today can vie
with her for true genius! She
has held an audience single
handed for an hour and then
been recalled time and again.
Her manner has none OF the
theatrical. She Is as simple
and unaffected as If she were
all alone with you on a moon
light night, In a canoe, while
you twanged music to her from
a guitar and sang to her eyes.
See her in our new moving
picture production at the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-02

Notice to Our Customers
and Friends

We have moved our store in with
the Sunshine and will continue to ham
die the best in garden and field seeds,
poultry supplies. flower pots and feed
OF all kinds.
From now on we will conduct our
business on strictly cash basis and
viii make every effort 10 please our
many customers, whom we welcome
TO our new location.
BITsCHE BROS SEED HOUSE,
S-2-Gt Phone "a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-02
TONIGH
some Show for Your ThIn Dime

Special feature today, extra vaude-
Vile attraction.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-02
VAUDEVILLE.
THE MCDONALD TRIO

This act was greeted by two packed
houses yesterday and they had to re-
spend to encores at every show Hear
them sure.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-02
Aid Society Entertained.

Mrs. J G. Mays entertained the
members of the Aid Society of the
Christian church very pleasantly at the
regular monthly meeting last Thurs
day afternoon. The ladies' prepared
fancy work articles for theih holiday
bazaar A social hour during which
refreshments were served was an en-
joyable part of the meeting. About
fifteen ladies were present at the
meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-02

Apply a cotton cloth wet with Bal
lard's Snow Liniment to all wounds
cuts, burns. sores or blisters, and note
its wonderful healing power. It Is
prompt and very effective. Price 25c
soc and slO0 per bottle. Sold by Owl
drug store. d&N
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-02

| To its many subscribers. old and
new, the Daily Express is offering a
most unique premium that should at
once become popular in every home in
Chickasha where there is a refrigera-
tor or ice box The blanket is made
Of vegetable parchment. is thoroughly
sanitary, and its value lies in the fact
that 1t excludes heat from the outside
and retains the cold air beneath Just
place the blanket loose over exposed
side of ice, top or front. tucking the
edges in. 1t will keep the outside
warm air from coming in contact with
the ice and save one half, and VIII
not decrease refrigeration. The blan-
ket is not porous so 1t will not become
musty or strong smelling, won't dis
solve or go to pieces when wet, so you
need have no fear of clogging tine
drain pipe. Don't use any more por-
GUS. unsanitary cloths, burlap sacks
or newspapers on your ice
The only consideration necessary 10
secure one Of these blankets. is I'd
pay one months subscription in adj
vance to the Daily Express-forty
cents-and our solicitor. or collectors,
and you one DR. the blankets
may be obtained on the same terms at
the Daily Express office.
II you do not desire to advance your
subscription one month. the ice blan.
ket may be bought at this office.
Price 10 cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-02
seventy-FIve at Singing.

seventy-Five at Singing.
Visitors from Ninnekah and Norge
swelled the crowd at the Sunday even
ing singing at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ike Harness last night. About
seventy-five took part in thes ong SER
vice. Next Sunday night the crowd
will gather at the home Of w. 8. Bu-
chanan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-02
ReviviI Closes.

The revival which has been in pro
gress at the Second Baptist church
several weeks, closed last night with
thirty additions to the church. OF
these seventeen were baptized during
the meeting and five more will be bap-
tized soon The congregations were
large and the interest manifested good
until the close. The audiences were
well pleased with the preaching Of
Elder A. b. Campbell of Lindsay.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-02
Now Mcknight and Cloud.

Now Mcknight and Cloud.
Charles Mcknight, formerly with
the Hamilton Dry Cleaning company,
has purchased the interests of Harris
Cloud in the Cloud Brothers leaning
establishment. He and Ed Cloud will
continue to serve cleaning customers
Harris Cloud sold out to accept a POSI-
ton with Brownson's.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-02
SHORT STORIES
THE 7 0 W N


Weir-suIiivan.
Mr.. Robert Weir and Miss Mary Sui
liyan were married at 7 o'clock this
morning at the Catholic church, Faith
er Wilwerding officiating. They left
later in the morning for Ft Worth. A
full account OF the wedding viii be
published in Saturdays paper.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-02
Leave for Eastern Markets.

-cHEr 'u' EdstcTH WdTKetSs
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Brlich will leave
Wednesday morning for the eastern
markets to buy full line of fall goods
ror the Peoples Store. They will be
gone four weeks and expect to com
bine business with pleasure by spend
ing ten days in Atlantic City
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-08-02
&c Zoe

Tuesday, special moving pictures Of
the Eastland disaster taken IS minutes
after the boat sank. The real thing
Don't miss it.
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AT THE VICTORIA.

victoria Theatres bill for the FIRST half
OF the week opened 20 three packed
houses Monday and the verdict of All
WIS that IL l. up TO the high standard
demanded by the house. The seven
White Black Birds In their minstrelsy
feature II one that made "A decided NH.
~ h full Of bright bits of comedy. with
plenty OF new songs annd dances and an
special scenery. Everything In the act
- ur-to-date and last night the crowds
laughed TIL they could laugh no more az
the antics OF the seven funny men.
bigelow. Campbell and Hayden are a
trio Of run makers hard 20 beat Thew
are classed as the original nuts" and
IN their feature the crowds were perfect
" willing TO concede they are we'll
billed. They have a fine line OF songs.
music and fun. Wilbur and Miss Har-
ringtOn and their trained dog Chubby
have classy act In which there Is sing
Ing. talking. dancing and jumping inter-
mingled ~ way 10 keep the crowd
amused all the time.
Booth and Nallarie gave a clever song
aud dance specially and the stewart
Sisters In their wire act are giving SONS
new stunts that are pleasing. The Vic
toriascOpe pictures last night were es-
pccially good.
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ORDINANCE COMMITTEE MET
LAST NIGHT AND ACTED
FAvORABLV ON MEASURE.
Is Practically Re-draft Of Yost Law
Applied LoealIy-Will BE Up In
First Branch Tuesday

At meeting of the ordinance com
mittee OF council held last night in the
auditors office. the prohibition ordi-
nance, submitted some months ago
10 the committee. was taken from the
table and recommended To council for
passage. This ordinance Is drawn TO
conform as nearly with the Yost law
as Il is possible TO draw one. II Is
not as bulky as the Yost law. and re-
The penalty for the first offense In
selling, was fixed at $50 fine and
two 10 six months in the city jail
while for advertising, the same fine
was arranged for the first offense.
For the second offense, fine of 800
and six months in jail was prescribed.
These penalties were affixed and
passed by a vote of three TO one.
Chairman Butts, Alexander and Wag-
ner voting for the penalties. and Com
mitteeman Conrad voting no.
On vote to refer favorably to council
the same vote was registered. BY this
action last night. the chief of police
will have. N the ordinance passes coun-
ell. that which he has been clamoring
for, an ordinance to enforce. City
solicitor Brennan stated last night
that this ordinance was as strict as
IL was possible to make IL, and should
get the desired results
10 really comes up on resolution
made by Councilman A. T. Sweeney
IN the First Branch some time ago.
The ordinance was drawn and referred
10 the ordinance committee where Il
was tabled. BY direct order Of things
and councils rules, the ordinance
must 20 70 the First Branch. where.
IL Is feared by the friends Of the ordi-
nance, IL will be killed. Wheeling Is
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locking after business matters in wheel

ing 80
Miss Mary Bowers. who. has becp
confined 10 her home al Elm Grove FOR
the past several days on account OF in
ness. f. slightly improved
The Woodman Band met last evening
ia the Elm grove town rail Tor me.
regular weekly practice
The boys Of the TriadeIphia district
hlgh school met yesterday afternoon al
we Park Tor their practice at basket
stanley Winters. who Joined the L. $
Navy several months ago IL spending n
few days az the guest Of relatives At
rim Grove After the expiration OF li,s
TurlOugh he viii leave Tor Newport. m
l.. 20 resume his duties.
me club rooms az the St Johns Par
Thursday evening OF this week The
pubic - cordially invites to attend
Miss Lucy Minor. former steuugrnuher
LOT Niiliam krumme. plumber az Eim
tion at the FirFt National Rank
george Ross. proprietor o. the omen
'front.' blacksmith shop ~ Fulton a.,
ontemr iaunE removing bis shop furth-
er out the street
Miss Ethel McCusley has resumed her
duties a. teacher in the Elm Grove
school. after having been confined tu
her home for the past week on account
Mrs. James Doyle. who has been cont
fined 20 her home a. Fulton Tor the past
several days on account ~ illness. b.
considerably Improved
The Woodman quartet met last even
ms 90 the home o. &C. D. EydIev for
REGULAR weekly practice.
The idEWuod Volunteer Fire company
VIII hold r. hazaar at their club rooms
on January 90 and Co.
The revival meeting that be- boInE held
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OFFICER SHOOTS
AND BOY RUNS
OFFICER FULLERTON ARRESTED
BOY CHARGED WITH VAR
NELL ROBBERY.
When Near City Building, Prisoner
Runs Away and officer Shoots,
But Loses His Prize.

An incident that aroused the great.
est excitement yesterday morning.
took place about ! o'clOcy, wher OF
nicer Mtlt Fullerton opened fire on a
young man who escaped from him di.
rectly in the shadow OF the city build
ing, whom he had arrested for rob
binE the home OF Claude VarneH. sun.
day evening. The boy was are sted IN
the r. o. confectionery at tho cor
ner OF Seventeenth and Market strcts.
and submitted quietly 10 the arrest.
Not wishing to humiliate the nov.
he did not place nippers on him. bur
allowed the lad to walk by his side.
All went well until the building was
reached. when the youngster gave Mill
the foot and away went the how
with the big fellow after him Tie
fellow ran up Chapline street. the of.
licer pulled his gun and fired one shot
The other five refused TO 90
Nothing has been heard Of tho
wouldbe rObber although Fullertgd
would Ike TO get hold OF him and sign
him Up a. a Marathoner. The boy ieft
suit case In the restaurant and paid
Tor his breakfast earlier In the morn
ing with a $3.50 gold piece Oniccr
Neider secured the gold piece which
b now ~ the police station The suit
case had several new shirts in ID
Jimmy and a pair OF wire plyers The
officials say that the boy Is a stranger
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At The hotels

helUre-O. r Perkins. Washing.
ton. Pa. ". r James. YOUNGSTOWN
OIL 3. Meaxher. New Castle. Pa. /.
II. O Nngle. Canton. o. r. ". Sheets.
MorEsntoSn. c. r Goodsell. Charles
ton; L n Garrett. ZAnesville. o. Mr.
and Mrs J. y. Mclaughlin. CadlE. %. /.
John W. Mason, Jr-. FairmOnt. :. W
Ford. Clarksburg
Grand Centrsi-R T. CornweIl
Lisbon. o.. A b. Caldwell. Alledonia
o.. Mr.. and Mrs n. J. Cook and
daughter. Clarksburg, r. Jason Hart
Marietta. o.. Harry Tobias. Riehland
sruns~iek-c. r. McCord. Brewster
o: o. Z Mcmillan. Fairmont; John
| Stutt Frank Short. Steubenville. o.:
John ID. Aalloy. Charleston
Stamn1-A y. Miller. Cumberland.
Nd. John NJ. Nc masters. Coraopolis.
Pa. l. {. Peoples. Canton. o., J. r.
Hagan, Jollytown. Pa. Il. {. Litman.
| Hannibal. o: X. NJ. Conner. Barnes.
Vile. O.; J. +. Holland. oskdale. Pa.
w IT. Marshall. deputy county clerk.
Is spending several days in Cleveland on
Mrs. Henry Forsoh. sr.. Is quite IN al
her home on the Island
Prosecuting Attorney r. NJ. Addleman
II spending several days In Charleston
John ". Wallace. secretary OF the
Greater Charter Committee. will leave
this morning for Charleston. w. Va.
Mrs. Henry j. Mayors. OF Cleveland.
/ o.. is the guest OF Mrs. H. J. Felber. OF
Maryland Ave. called here by the death
OF . relative.
samuel Delaney. OF New MartinsvilIe.
was a business caller In the city yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew simth. OF No. II
South York street. are the proud parents
| OF n ten pound baby girl which arrived
/ yesterday morning Babe and mother
doing nicely. Mr.. Smith - circulating
manager Tor the inteiliEencer
Miss Rebecca Neech. OF Pittsburgh. Is
visiting at the home OF Mrs j. r. Hall
Hawthorne Courts.
| A v. McCurdy has resumed his duties
a. a fireman ON the local division OF the
Il. a %. railroad.
Wylie Wood has gone TO Cambridge
Springs. Pa. for the benefit OF his
health.
Mrs. James Doyle. OF Fulton. is reeov-
/ cring from lengthy illness.
| Leon klee Is spending few days I'm
| Pittsburgh transacttnE business.
| Miss Geneyieve Boyd. OF Pittsburgh.
~ spending a few days In the city as
! the guest OF relatives and friends
] Miss Fannie Heston is i'll at the Ohio
/ valley General Hospital
! Mrs. George Ray Is the guest OF her
sister. Miss Leotta Wilson. at corner OF
! Main and Tenth streets.
Princess David and Mrs william, HAY
wood LETT for Washington. -. G. last
evening. after pleasant visit with Mrs.
/ Alex Glass.
Mrs. Emma Ewing. OF Clarksburg. is
| the guest OF her mother Mrs u
| Ewing. At LeatherWood.
Mrs. John Ruhl OF ClarksburK. is the
guest OF Mrs. Shewell Gibbs.
Mrs. Howard BodwelI. OF Nandergrift
I liam Herman
Mrs. Fred Lowe and children are WIS.,
lung Mrs Hopwood in Warrington.
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WARRINGTON

MANNINGTON. W. Va Jan is-H
~. Beatty and VIM. Mtchsels are IN
Cleveland o; 70 attend the auto show.
Harrison Marley. OF Monougah o. Wis
tting his sister. Mrs. 1. T.. Dent.
Price Hocy ~ Clarksburg. spent Sun
! day with friends here.
4 hr and Mrs. Attic Atha. Of BeItsville.
Nd, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs.. Fred Lowe and children. OF
wheeling. are visiting her parents. Mr.
ana Mrs. Geo. Hopwood. on Clarksburg
Mrs VIM. Luis has resigned his posi-
ton as d1ppCr az the Bowers pottery fac
tory. and gone into the country 20 learn
the Oh business HE friends wish MIN
success Doc hts new work.
Miss Ivy EurEy. o. Cameron. ia spend
ing the week end with Miss Cordeiia
Mrs }. p swsrtr vas called 20 Hun
dred this morning By the death OF an In
The boy Scouts mot with Ilsrpstb
suodEarss. at his homo IN Main street.
Ihft evening a. the close of the meet.
ING q party no young misses were fU.
Lited a. Q surprise 90 the boys. The
Eamef and music. Light refrcshmentq
were served Ur. and Mrs. 81 U uebfn-
darfer Mrs. Edward Roach Marion
Paris assisted Mrs snodrrass 4, srt.y
tanning and serving the young folks
Sire. Lucy Ieuuen. vito of g.. g. Hen
taI whore she had boon taker f1r 49,
ment FRIDAY. January 18th. a. 4.0s p
W.. Following Ions illness. The r..
mains were brought to thc family home
~ West Main street. Saturday. where
me funeral fu charge OF Rev g. D.
GOODWIN. ul The NJ. D.. church. vas held
sunday afternoon o. 1890 o'clock. Dr.
ceased was a faithful member on the 10
p. church and O. survived by her Eua
band and two children. o. Girl aud b..
me intfrment will De- Ht Oak Forest
rnuftery. Green county pa the rt.
neral party Ifntiur on train M Monday
morning Tho Ladies Of The Marcabe
VIII have charge Of the funeral at tho
grave
Thr Misses swrnd0iln HanIay. N4ra
.faurhHn. Mary Barrett. Alice QUIZ.
Idna BENNETT and LuIu MrNIuar o..
furnru fu fhr state Normal sob IHT a.
FHirrpuf ftIa morning after arfrfIr.
sunday with their parents
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THE THEATRE
THE SEATS OF THE MIGHTY

The photodramatizatiOn OF Sir Gilbert
Parker's interesting and brilliantly writ
ten story, The Seats OF the Mighty"
presented for the first time in this state
At the Court theatre. yesterday. has
been given superb production. the en-
tire scenic investiture. properties, tapes
tries and continuing being OF the most
elaborate nature. In the principal roles
appear such we'll known players as
Lionel Barrymore. Millicent Evans. Lois
Meredith. Glenn White. etc. The COM
plete photoplay will be repeated twice
to-day and Wednesday.
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OUT-THE-PIKE


4 meeting Of the farmers residing In
the vicinity Of the Glendale school was
held last evening at the building. Prof
Horace Atwood and a. g. kimple OF the
Panhandle Agricultural Club. were pres
ent and delivered good talks on the de-
Nelopment Of seed A reading circle
wHs also organized. which will hold
meetings each month. At these meet
lrEs matters pertaining Co the general
farm work will b. discussed and matters
token up for the betterment Of farm
conditions will be brought before the
n smbers.