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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-11

bright young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. L. Daniels, who will re-
sumo her studies at Randolph Macon,
Roanoke, Va.
Miss Leona Mobiles, will be among
the college girls who will go to insti-
buttons of learning outside of the
state, leaving soon for Randolph-Ma-
con.
Miss Ruth Welles viii leave soon
for College Park, Washington, D. c.,
where she will complete her studies.
Miss Welles carried off very high
honors during the last term at Col
lege Park.
Rev. ]. A. Peterson, pastor of the
Gadsden Street Methodist church is
convalescent from weeks illness.
Miss Mazda Hooten leaves soon for
Philadelphia, where she will enter
school.
Lamar Lappington, the young son
of Mrs. George Lappington, left
Thursday for Springhill College, Mo
bile, where he viii take up a course
in English.
News from Miss Minnie Kehoe
finds her in st. Paul, Mimi, where
she is spending a short time. Miss
Kehoe is among the Pensacola peo-
pie who are enjoying the pleasure of
the western tour and the two expo
sitions IN California. Miss Kehoe will
also visit in Canada before return
ing home.
Mr.. F. B. Hagerman is in ST. An
drews, Fla.,s on a business trip.
Miss Katherine Jones is the guest
of her aunts, Mrs. Laura Fontaine
and the Misses Yniestra, on North
Spring street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-11

It's sure way to lose lover to
appear too anxious regarding when
he comes or of other girls. You
could not ask forgiveness for not
writing. He should do so if he Lowell
you as he said.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-11

". Also he had not escorted any
girl since we quit. Is it ladylike for
me TO write a Letter to be forgiven
for not writing when away? Ask
him to call
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-11

IF GIRLS WE'D ON BIRTHDAYS.
There are two births-the one when
light
First strikes the new-awakened
sense;
The other when two souls unite.
We must count our life from
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-11

Mr.. F. B. Hagerman is in ST. An
drews, Fla., on business trip.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-11

Miss Leona Mobiles, will be among
the college girls who viii go to insti-
tutions of learning outside of the
state, leaving soon for Randolph-Ma-
con.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Driver and sons,
Doyle and Charles, have returned
from pleasant summer vacation
spent in Chattanooga, Tenn, Birrn-
ingham, and Rogersville, Ala. In
the latter city they were the guests
of Mr.. Drivers mother.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-11

Lamar Lappington, the young son
of Mrs. George Lappington, left
Thursday for Springhill College, Mo
bile, where he viii take up course
in English.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-11

Rev. ]. A. Peterson, pastor of the
Gadsden Street Methodist church is
from a weeks illness.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-11

Miss Mazda Hooten leaves soon for
Philadelphia, where she will enter
school.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-11

Miss Eliza Jane Wilson arrived
yesterday afternoon from a delight
full western trip, which included the
two expositions and a visit to Mrs.
Eben Skinner of Los Angeles and
other friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-11

Miss Paxton Moffett leaves Mon
day for Palmer College, DeFuniak,
to resume her duties in the English
department. She viii be accompan-
led by Miss Elizabeth Mourning, also
a member of the college faculty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-11

:" A heart of natures mobiles mold.
BY honor tempered and controlled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-11

Master Charlie Mayes returned
this afternoon from Chicago and
South Dakota, where he has been Wis
ting relatives. Mrs. Mayes and Bill
ly are expected at an early date.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
NUMEROUS SMALL, INFORMAL SOCIAL
AFFAIRS SCHEDULED FOR COMING WEEK

NOCTETY viii not be very lively next
week. No large formal affairs have
far been announced and the
majority Of the social activities Of the
week will be rather small, informal
events.
OF interest to a large number Of
young people viii be the wedding Of
Miss LEILA Courson and Lyndon A Fruit.
which VIII occur Tuesday night in the
First Christian church. The wedding
viii be very informal. with the closest
friends Of the young couple in the
the guest OF honor at a number OF
pretty parties since the announcement
Of her engagement a short time ago
On Tuesday night the Mixed Doubles
club viii be entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r Bowling; Mrs Tom White
viii entertain the Silent Twelve club
Tuesday afternoon The United Order
Of Jolly Highlanders, a social club Of
young people living in Highland park,
viii enjoy picnic at Washington park
Tuesday night; Mrs. Ames Albro will
entertain her bridge club Tuesday
afternoon.
On Wednesday Mrs. N. c. Tracy will
entertain the Entire Nous club: Mrs
the Wednesday Embroidery club.
On Thursday Mrs W. z. Truesdel viii
entertain the FOrtnightly club; Mrs. H
f. Stevenson will be the hostess for the
Pioneer club; Mrs. J. r Hunter viii
entertain the Half and Half club: Mrs.
r. s Hughes viii entertain the Thurs
day Embroidery club The FL Paso
Equal Franchise League will meet
Thursday afternoon at o'clock in the
parl0rs Of Hotel Orndorff
On Friday Miss Lois Maetze will en-
terrain with a dance for her school
friends During the week Miss Grace
Flick will entertain the Zeta Tau
Alpha sorority.
However quiet this week may be, the
week following it viii be full Of activ-
fly. for there viii be a number OF grad
uatiOn exercises OF the public and pri-
vate schools.
The delightful Informal hops every
two weeks at the post have been tenn
porarily discontinued. as the garrison
Of the post is undergoing a change
the troops that have been stationed on
the border points for duty during the
past four months are returning to the
fort for garrison duty and the troops
that have been doing garrison duty /
at the post, are now going out to the {
border posts for their turn at patrol !
duty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
ELPasoans Amau.

Mrs. Samuel Given will leave Sunday
afternoon for Chicago, TO spend the
summer months visiting her parents.
Miss Emma Hoffman. of the Sunset
school, is planning on spending her
summer vacation travelling in the east.
Mrs. Harry Barnett, of the Ramsey
apartments, leaves Sunday afternoon
for New York city to visit her parents
for a few months.
Miss Erna Tankersley will leave sun
day morning for Hachita, y. NJ, where
she will be the. guest for a month Of
Miss Joan Parker at her ranch home
Mrs. ]. A Potter left today for Cloud
croft where she will attend to her sum
mer cottages and remain for about
week Then she will go north and
spend the summer in Canada
Mr. and Mrs ". H. BFoaddus and
children will leave the first Of the
month for their summer cottage in
ClOudcroft, where Mrs. Broaddus and
the children viii remain during the
summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs J. P Jolly left Friday
Tor California, wher they will visit
their son, J. A Jolly. and his family, in
san Diego, and their granddaughter.
Mrs ]. W. Warren, and her family. in
Cutler. They viii be away all summer
Mr.. and Mrs J J LonEwell left TODAY
Tor chicago TO visit Mr.. LongweIrs
nephew. Horace IsongWell professor of
philosophy in the University of Chicago
Later they, viii 60 to Kansas City to
visit Mrs. LongwelPs sister and her hus-
band, DR.. and Mrs L. W. Luscher.
Mrs. Horace B. Stevens, IT., wilI leave
the last Of next week for the mines at
Granite Gap, y. NJ. where she will
spend a few weeks with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Kinnon, before
going on to Berkeley, California. where
she VIII attend the summer session Of
the University Of California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
The Celebrated AutopIano.

There is but one genuine Auto-piano.
There are number OF player-piaao
good, bad and Indifferent Some player
piano companies manufacture several
grades Of pianos and players. buying
the lame Of some piano manufacturer
and selling the player under that par
ucular name. The Auto-piano Co Of
New York is the largest factory in the
world devoted exclusively TO the man
ufacture Of player pianos, making
their own pianos and player actions
and sold under the name Of Auto-piano.
That the Auto-piano mechanism is
without question the best and most
durable. Is conceded BY the entire trade
for not only was the Auto-piano the
first satisfactory player-piano made,
but over ten years Of scientific study
and experimenting have resulted in the
addition Of many exclusive patented
devices that obtain the results only
heard on regular piano when 1t is
played by the hands Of the worlds
best pianists.
Among the notable achievements ac-
corded this splendid player-pianO are:
A gold medal from Pope Plus y, white
Cross Of Merit from King of Spain,
Highest Awards and gold medals at
the Alaska Xulcon Expo Rotterdam
international Musical Elk. Manchester
Industrial Expo, International Expo. of
st. Petersburg, Imp. Expo. OF London,
Leeds Industrial Expo, and selected ex-
is other state Bldgs. at Panama Expo.
san Francisco. Besides used on over
so United States Battlesnips and many
OF other foreign navies.
The Auto-piano mas received many
letters OF praise from the following:
TetrazZini. Victor Herbert, PuccinL
Liable Perosi, subdirector OF all music
used in the Catholic church; Mary Gar
den, Nathan Frankie. Ben Davies. Shah
Of Persia. Major J. ?. O'Neill. Both Inf.
Capt. F. w Kellogg. of U. S. A Maine,
Capt 7. b. Miller. L. S. Marine Corps,
Culebra, P r, and many other person
ages
II you wish to inspect the wonder
ful Auto-piano Upright and Grand
Player-pianOs and compare them with
other sOcalled makes Of player-pianos,
you are cordially invited to call at our
residential salesrOoms, 1929 Boulevard,
or just phone 167 for our car.
The +. G.. Billings Piano Co,
Exclusive Representatives in Fl Paso
and vicinity for the Autopiano.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Musical.

A number Of E Paso people recently
gave delightful concert at the Clint
church The musicians were Thomas
a christian, Miss Lauramaude Fink.
MSS Margaret Young Mrs r
n Henderson and Mrs. W. r.
BroWn- The musicians motored
10 Clint stopping on the wav
for dinner at the Valley Inn at Yslefs
after the concert a reception was given
Tor them by Mrs. G. Z. kellogg at her
ranch home near Clint. which was
largely attended by the town people.
An entertaining musical was given
Friday night by the members OF the
Westminster circle OF the Westminster
Presbyterian church at the home of
Mrs. \ s Corbin, on Tularosa street.
FoIted plants and sweet peas, carna-
tons and roses decorated the rooms
Mrs Corbin and Mrs J. H. Hill received
the guests at the door. The Highland
Park orchestra played several selec-
uons- Mrs X c COpenhaver sang, with
Miss Theo Patterson playing her ac-
compartment Little Janet Mcintosh
reclted- Mrs J. B. Roberts played piano
solos Mrs W T. FarrOw played violin
solos Miss Patterson accompanied her.
Mss Bessie Roberts recited- Mrs
Charles James played piano solos Miss
HARRIET Dorsett sang; Miss Patterson
accompanied her and played plano solos.
Miss Rosa -NeaIe sang, with Miss Pat
uerson playing her piano accOmpanf-
ment and Mrs FarrOW the violin obi
cato After the program, games and
guessing contests were plsyed and an
ice course was served. The c ,r1ulit-
danes ]. H Hill, n. s GOrbin, c. c Glib
son, n J. Preston, Led o. Mcintosh. W.
T Farrow, Mrs J. B. Roberts and Henry
Cole.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Out OF Town ;, isitors.

Mrs. ". B. Day. Of Las Cruces. is the
guest Of Mrs. ". S. TiltOn for the
week end
Miss Margaret Bryan, who IS teach
ing school in Canutillo, is spending the
weekend with Miss Clara Fink at her
home on Magoffin avenue
Mrs. J. F. Robertson has returned TO
her home in Tularosa, y. NJ, after
spending a month with Mrs. E Hill, at
911 MagOffin avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Hasty, with
their son. Byron Hasty, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H E Brown. have
returned to their home in Denver,
Colo.
Mrs ". h. Kinnon. who has been Wis
iting Mrs C E. kellogg at Clint. and
Mrs J. c. Critchett, on Arizona street,
viii leave today for her home in Gran
tie Gap, II. NJ
Mrs J. f Anderson will leave this
afternoon for Bisbee, ARK. to visit her
parents, 1Ir. and Mrs. J. l. Harris. From
there she will go TO California TO spend
the remainder Of the summer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
AutOmobiling.

The young people Of the First Chris
tian church are going on an automobile
ride to Mrs. J. c. Hanson's ranch at
Fabens for a picnic tonight
L A Sherman. I. L Aubrey and ". D.
Ball who have been touring New Mex
leo in Mr.. Sherman's Cadillac car for
the past week. are expected to return
the first Of the week
The Happy Seven club enjoyed a jolly
picnic Friday night in the grove OF
Cottonwood trees this side OF Ysleta.
They made the trip to the grove in
Mrs. Daniel Payne's and Fred Morris's
Ford cars and Mr.. and Mrs. A 5. How
ards Kissel car. In the party were Mr.
and Mrs. A s. Howard, Mrs. Daniel
Payne. Misses Evelyn Payne. Josephine
Frankenberger. Edith Scott Mary
Evans and Winnie ~Tankersley. The
boys were Fred Norris NJ J. Howell
James kirkland. Ray Gilbert and Ed
ward Wheeler
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Parties.

MISS Martha Thurmond, whose mar
! rage to Lieut. ". W. Gordon will &C
cur early in June. will be the guest of
honor at number Of parties in the
near future Mrs. Harry Lakeland will
entertain Thursday with a party in her
honor. The following Saturday night
Gen J. J. Pershing will give a dinner at
hotel Paso del Norte in honor of Miss
Thurmond and Lieut. Gordon, who is
his aide. Mrs Herman Andreas will
give party Monday, May "a in Miss
Ihurmonds honor, and Mrs J. A.
Pickett and number of others are
planning parties later in the month.
The Philathea and Barraca classes
Of the First Baptist church were en-
tertained Friday night by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Spence at their home on Mon
tana street The house was attrac-
lively decorated with quantities Of
flowers. Peonies, sweet peas, roses and
potted plants were used Games of
various kinds were played. Musical
selections were given during the eve
ming Frank Cheek sang with Mis-
opal Corn playing his accompaniment
w aiter Davis sang accompanying him
self. G. T. Scott sang with Miss FlOy
Pence playing his accompanfment
After the games and music, refresh
ments were served There were about
rs present
Miss Leila Courson. who becomes a
pride next Tuesday, was the guest Of
honor at handkerchief shower. given
D9 MIS-. Il f. buWleSt friday night at
her nome on River street The rooms
were decorated with quantities of green
foliage and vines. In the center Of the
archway a large green bell was sus-
pended. The guest of honor pulled the
clapper Of the bell. and the handker-
chief gifts literally shoWered about her.
The game Of hearts was the evenings
amusement Mrs. A. ". Hadley won the
first prize and the consolation prize.
went 10 Miss Lucille Rice After the
games a salad course was served It the
dining table. which was decorated with
candles and with a big bowl of pink
sweet peas as the center piece. Above
these were a number OF little white
doves, suspended from the chandelier bv
narrow satin ribbons. The hostess was
assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Parvin
Nltte. The guests were: Misses LEILA
Courson, Ruth BrOyles, Lucille Rice
Gretta Pratt. Mabel StOrrnent Irene
Wimber. Audra Mae Dale, Altha Fruit;
Mesdames A ". Hadley and Parvin
Witte-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
The Arnu.

Lieut. Hayes a. Kroner, Of the Sixth
infantry, has been granted a leave OF
absence, which he Will spend travelling
in the south and east.
Mrs. Martin L. Crimmins and family
will arrive TODAY from the Presfdio Ss n
Francisco, to join Capt. Crimmils, of
the 10th infantry, who returns from the
target range at Dona Ana county to-
dav.
Lieut.. and Mrs. H. c. Ford. Of the
medical corps Of the Canal zone, will
arrive in e. Paso some time next week
and VIII be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth d. Oliver for a short time.
Mrs FOrd's brother, Capt. James n.
Pickering, Of the 18th infantry, who
has been on the target range IN Dona
Ana county, viii join Lieut.. and Mrs
Ford for trip to the Panama-Pacific
exposition a little later.
The army officers who have been on
the target range in Dona Ana county.
y. NJ, for the past month and who re-
turn today are Col Omar Bundy, Lieut.
Col Frank VIM, Maj. Charles s
Farnsworth, Maj. James T. Moore
Mai James ". Hillman. Capt. Orrin r
Wolfe Capt James n. Pickering. Capt
aired W BJornstad, Capt. Charles NJ
Bundel, Capt. George W. Wallace,
Lieut. David A Henkes, Lieut.. Ralph
W kingman, Lieut.. A. Ellicott Brown
Lieut.. Alva Lee. Lieut.. Carol A. Bagbv,
Lieut. f G. Rogers, Lieut. Ziba L
Drollinger, Lieut. Charles K. Nulsen.
Lieut.. Richard r. Pickering, Lieut..
William R. orion. Lieut.. Charles F.
Thompson, Of the 18th infantry and
Mai Matthias Crowley. Capt. Payton G.
clark Capt John Randolph, Can't G.
G NJ Morrison, Lieut. Charles H. Rice.
Lieut. A. A Hickox. Lieut. Edward +.
Witsen and Lieut. J. D. Elliott, of the
Sixth infantry. The officers from the
Sixth infantry who left Friday for the
target range. are Col John F. Morrison,
Maj Edison A Lewis, Capt. Louis II.
Bash, Capt Thomas A. Pearce. Can't.
Henry C. BOnnycastle. Can't. CIvnard
Game, Capt F. R. DeFuniak, IT., Can't
f'lchmonq smith, Capt Ernest H
Agnew, Lieut. Leonard II. Cook Ijeut
Ralph H. Leavitt, Lieut. ". f. I.
simpson, Lieut. Thomas n. GimperIing
Lieut. Courtney II. Hodges, Lieut.
Ihomas 5 Bridges, Lieut. Leon M
Dennis E McCunnift. and Lieut.. Lewis
K Underhill.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

King Baggot, in "Corsican Brothers, /"
a three reel moderniZed version OF
Alexandra Dumas's famous novel. viii
be seen today in all its grandeur at
The Unique King Baggot. in his mar
veiOus dual impers0nation, IS at his
best in this artistic picture. and he is
well supported by Jan Gail and Hal
ClaEendon, the latter being generally
recognized as one OF the most finished
ness
Sunday. Harry Meyers and Rosemary
Theby viii be seen in Baby" a two
act comedy drama that's extraordinary
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday,
the public viii have a chance to see
THE Escape" one OF the greatest
pictures ever brought 10 Fl Paso Be-
fore you marry, see The Escape. -
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15


Our first shipment rom Funchai.
Madeira, has Just been received and
consists Of the very finest creations
of the well known Madeira embroidered
linens. The luncheon sets are shown
in a variety Of patterns. beautifully
embroidered, and with scaIloped edges:
there are Is pieces to the set. consist
ing OF one 24-inch centerpiece, six G.
inch doilies and six 1O-inch doflies.
Prices ranging from SIS to SI7. There
are dainty embroidered handkerchfefs.
with scalloped &c es, from so cents
each upwards Napkins. Of exquisite
designs and quality, with scaIIoDed
goge' al SL5O, and upwards. per dozen.
Doilies in sets Of one-haIf dozen or
one dozen, in both the 6-inch and 10
men sizes, daintily embroidered nat
terms with scalloped edges. Later in
the season we viii receive other shin
ments Of Madeira linens in the les
expensive styles including both the
sealloped and hemstitched border de-
signs.
BEACH'S ART SHOP
1O4 Pioneer Plaza. City National Rank
Building Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Weddings.

The engagement OF Mrs Leila T
Moore and Robert Holiday has been
announced. The wedding will occur
the middle Of June and they win leave
Immediately for a short trip to the
Panama-Pacific exposition. Mrs Moore
has been the supervisor OF music in
the public schools OF FL Paso for a num-
Der Of years Mr.. Holiday is a mem
Der Of the school board
Announcements have been received in
FL Paso from san Diego OF the we'd
ding OF A. E. KOehler. RI. to Miss Hollis
Frances Hail. OF that city, daughter Of
Mrs Frances Hall The wedding took
place in San Diego on Monday OF this
week Mr.. koehler is commissioner of
publicity Of the state Of New Mexico
at the san Diego exposition and is
well known and has hundreds of friends
through 5ut the southwest He was at
one time connected with the business
office Of the El Paso News
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Dinners, Luncheons. Teas.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter williams enter
tanned at a course dinner last evening,
having for their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Sonn Sideon, Mrs. Geo. P. Luce and
Charles Holmes. The table was deco
rated with roses and honeysuckIe.
NJ and Mrs John Gideon viii en-
terrain at a Dutch luncheon this even
ing and viii have as their guests Mr..
and Mrs. Lamon, Mr.. and Mrs. Darlen-
gen and Mrs Geo P. Luce
Nj and Mrs. S. G. HUMPHREYS enter
famed at dinner Friday night at Hotel
Iaso del Norte IN honor of Mrs. CLYDE
W Drake and Miss Ednah Pugh. of Co
lumbus, o.. who are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs J. O. Crockett. The table was at
tractively decorated with pink sweet
peas and ferns The guests were Mrs
Drake, Miss Pugh and Mr.. and Mrs
Crockett.
In honor Of her mother. Mrs. C. A.
Andrews, Miss Lille andrews enter
tanned with a dinner party at her home,
6O4 East Missouri street Friday even
lng- After the dinner a dance was held.
The guests were Mrs. G. A Andrews
Misses Mary Marleau. Nargie HuffIer
Edna Weeks. Julia Wauanron, Agnes
Wallantun, Aloertina Depua- Cecilia.
Miller; Messrs- W. Kelly. A 3. Douglas.
r. Z. Rivers, ". Y. Alamo. A B. Alb
bolt and H. W MillentOn-
George Biefer entertained the Vik-
ings' club at dinner. Friday night. at his
home on Mountain View avenue. The ia
bic was very prettily arranged. 4
plaque of white sweet peas. with Il ''V''
in purple sweet peas. formed the cen
ter piece Purple and white are the
colOrs of the club. The guests were:
J. r Clark. Roy Gaylord, Guy Livings-
ton, Paul Mcqueen, IsidGre Goodman,
Henry Collins, Frank Scotch. George
Leighton and Harry PoziL Mrs Louise
Biefer assisted her son in entertaining
his guests. The vikings club viii en-
joy dance tonight, to be Agiven at the
home Of Bailey Winters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

twO-reel drama entitled THE
TatOOed Hand" one Of the best Of the
Girl Detective" series. viii be shown
AT the Bijou today. The two reels are
filled with lively situations based on a
strong theme
-On the Down Road is a one-reel
drama by H Upton stack. featuring
Albert Roscoe. Lester Cuneo and pretty
Beverly Bayne. There is plenty OF ac-
tion and excitement 10 this picture.
Tomorrow, three reels OF good com
edy viii be shown. including a Geo.
AIDE and Ham comedy.
Monday, The Destroyer" a three-act
modern drama featuring Alice Hollis
ter. Anna Nilsson and Harry NIlIarde.
VIII be shown This is the kind Of pro
duction the critics have been asking