davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19
". 4. T. u. REST ROOM NOTES.


Make prohibition prohibit for Colo.
radios rake.
The w. e. r. U. will hold = meet.
Ing st the Rest Rooms on Tuesday
afternoon. June ?2d. AT 2:3O O'Clock.
Denver concluded 10 remain an GA
sis on the desert. The courts are "a
he heard from nexL-Bayficid Blade.
The snti.saloon league forces are
working not merely for = law To
create = condition. but rather for y
condition which will support n Law.
The people Of Denver have given
us 4 superb exhibition Of gail when
they decided that the city Of Denver
IL greater than the whole state
Montrose Enterprise.
Denver will have 10 submit 10 the
decree of the voters In the end. n
not. then Denver will be = law 10
itself. and not . part Of Colorado. -
Hayden Republican.
Tuesday being Flower Mission bay
the members Of the W. G. T. u. me,
st the Rest Rooms loaded down with
beautiful flowers. which they pro.
ceeded 70 make into beautifui bou.
auets. After lsach Mrs. Hsibers's
car was placed at our disposal sad the
bouquets were distributed about ihc
city. A card hearing printed pas
sage Of scripture was attached to
ssch bouquet. The jail wss aotisicd
Of the coming visit. Two prisoners
were isavias for The psaiteatlary and
were - aaxious 70 gst The flowers be.
fore soins. but The ladies were Just
. few mlsutss late. somethiag over
fifty boueuses we're dissstbuted. This
b . beautlful annual esstom Of che
". G. :. o.. aad 10 oaiy one Of the
maay eoed thiass dose ~ then. Per.
hops ths Dublle b unaware o. much
sood bslag 1eae ~ this 1svols1 hand
q wenss. - thsy ere lneilaed 70
ebsy the eeslDtusal isjusctiea 70 not
LEI ehe Ieft hasl know what ne slsht
haa1 dees. bue nueh Oeod b being
dess ID nsay vays.
oaiy ssvssly-sivs sesls IT, ~ n.
= -
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19

batting Society," and Kate shcl.
ley" In the party which motored
out to the sanitarium were Mrs. r.
II. Reed. Miss Agnes Bedford. Mrs.
T.. Payne. Mr.. Orsn Walker and Mr.
=. ". Starka. Come again!
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19

o. pasefa III aa,a n .tAia- afflaa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE To SORFoLk.
Schedule in effect November II. 1915.
Leave Byrd Street station. nisnmoDd. FOR
NORFOLK -G:,5 y. NJ. 900 y. ~. $500 T..
NJ, 800 l.. NJ.
r'oE LNHCnBUEG AND THE WEST:
'6:iJ a. NJ. $3.50 a. NJ 1900 l.. 81. $3.50
T.. VI. Local TO Crewe. 6:35 y. NJ.
Arrive ktcnnouu from NorIoik: sl1:t0 A.
Nj. 'c:3j y NJ. 900 T. NJ. 'ii:30 T.. VI. From
the Nest: '6:;o 4. NJ. 1855 A. NJ. t2:lO L. ~.
-l:p l.. Nj, '6:l. r. NJ 600 l.. NJ.
daily. tDaiiy except SUNDAY. 1Sunday
only
w g. BEVILL W. c. SAUNDERS
T.. T. ri. Roanoke G.. p a.. Roanoke
c IL ROSLEY. d. 2. A.. Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

rams icA.e isienmond-A 81, sta,:un
Schedule figures not guaranteed For tina
south Daily: $50 A. a.. local: io:30 A NJ.
express: p. 81. eApress with observation
sIecpiEE car tor Atl3nta; ii:l5 l.. Nj, express,
alec PING car open 800 E. NJ. 500 Z. Nj loo Al,
tor kcysviite and Chase City-week dayA
York iascr i-ine-S:lo +. NJ. Steamer Train.
except SGnday. come ting for Baltimore
'faficr carr. !:aa :. ana $40 p. Nj. daily
,ocLi
trains Arrive Ptcnmond- From the South 8
.:0S a. 81. and 500 A. NJ. $50 F. NJ. g:y
:. Nj. oaily. s'R -. IL, except sunday.
from West Point: s:5 A. NJ. except Mon.
day: $40 ~ NJ aud els T.. A.. daily.
Offic9 SO7 F.. Aain ST.. Phone Madison III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad Of the South.

TIC StnhuhrU KhIIr0hd OF the South.
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 81 1915
TRAINS LEAVE RICH MUND DAILY
For Florida and South: Sis a NJ and
Gas +. Nj. i::55 A. NJ.
For Norfolk: 6:l5 \. ". 800 A. NJ 800 =.
NJ. 1900 T.. NJ. tao - NJ.
y. NJ, 300 L. Al, SEQ T. NJ '''
For fe,srsenrG: i2:S5 a; 81. s:l5 A. NJ.
G:33 T. NJ. 800 +. ~. $50 r. H.
For Goidshoro and Fayetteville: 400 r. NJ
Irains arrive Itichmond daily: APO A. NJ
a:iS A. NJ. ESQ 4. ". IS 81 4. NJ. tio:is
a. Nj. ii;4o a NJ. '2:lo l.. NJ. ti:4s p NJ.
] / 80 Il. ~. 49, " 800
Except sunday sunday only
I ZINE or arrival and departure and con-
ncctions not guaranteed
Z. ). CAMPBELL ID y A. yos Main ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
Chicago GRAIN MAnKEY.

CHICAGO. November iS.-Asscrtions tina.
stops being taken 10y foreign governments
"nul" bring I" reduction Of ocean freight
rsteS gave decided strength to-day tn III"
wheat market here. Prices closed strong
~ u l'scni '.c net higher. with December
- S.o'AenSl. OIL: ami May at si07i..,sI0-i
'orn gained L. to li-c. and oats. ~. In
provisions tn" outcom. was unchauged To
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1915.
at 4 o'clock T. NJ

OF the premises offer for sale "a, auc
ton those two certain double tenement
houses containing six rooms each and
a on.-story frame cottage nearby
containing five rooms. These houses
all HAY" good sized lots attached TO
them sufficient for a small garden and
are situated just little 10 the w,st
Of the M"chauicsvillo Turnpik. and :,
little 10 the north Of the tracks OF tho
Richmond and Rappahannock River
halfway Company. \ plat of tho Same
can be seen At the office OF the auc.
tiouccr.
NJ the same time We win offer for
sale a number OF vacant lots immc-
diatcly south Of these houses.
TERMS: onc-third OF the purchase
money IN cash and tho rcsidu" in three
equal iuStallmcnts at six. twelve and
eighteen months after day Of sale, the
credit lnStallincnt to loo evidenced by
notes Of til" purchaser, with per cent
interest from day of sale, and The titla
Of tbs property retained by tn. court
as security for the purchase money
until tn" said notes are paid and a con-
N,Naucc ordered 10y III. court. or all
cash. 1T the option Of the purchasers
L. e. GORDON.
FRANK I. SUTTON. JR.,
Special Commits Sioucrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19

Pursuant 10 an order Of the District
court OF the United States for the East :
crn District Of Virginia. entered on tho
-ath day OF October, 1915. in the matter
at charles +. i;rooks ana claud" NJ
lfrooks, bankrupt trading rs e. f.
Brooks K Bro. IT No. 333 North ilarri-
sou street. ! viii sell At public auction
within the auction Salesrooms of IN.
Valentine Auction co, No. GlS East
Broad Street. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER -. 1915.
at 3:3o o'clock Il. NJ.
Ct stock Of Cigars. Cigarettes. Smoking
and Chewing Tobacco. Pipes, Cakes
crushed Fruits. Flavoring Syrups, etc;
soda Tables and Chairs. Electric Fans
etc
TERMS: Cash
MEl.ViN FLEGENiIEIMEE.
Trustee.
THE VALENTINE: AUCTION co.
Nnctionccrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19

OulonS.
tancS potato, buzhc "a
Fancy white nsr bushci.... ............ 10
Potatoes.
No. irish. hushe...
MaRKET CONDITION.
owing - warm weather and heavier re-
ccipts the market has been -. sirr for past
several days. With cooler weather look Tor
sood market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19

cnsh grain: Whcat-No. red. Sill. NJ.
rc'i. Slo1m5i.l0,.. No = hard. nominal: No.
i nara. eSTSl.ol Corn-No. yellow old,
o'mt''.; No. yellow. new. ,ymrDc 40.
white. new. aSn5Si.c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
\ GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOE HOME.
SEEK E.RS

IN execution OF certain dccr.cs Of the
the sur OF Margaret t. Wright rs
\. -. wright and others, on the ood
DAY OF July. 1914, aud the nth ,i:ty OF
September, 1918. the undersigned VIII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY SUTTON & co, IN
Auctionccrs.

SALE or SUBURBAN HOMES AMI,
,m,AGANT LOTS lust NORTH or
III: CORPORATE. LIMITS OF TIN;
u,iIn OF RICHMOND AND 10 THE
w, w ESI or THE MI:CHANiCSNll.LL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
Hy J. THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO.
lll3 Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AMI
ATTRACTIVE CHURCH HILL M
PROVED CORNER PROPERTY


Hy virtue Of deed of trust dated
wire L" he undersigned trustee, ana
recorded in Richmond Ch;,nccry Court
-. ~. page ~ to secure m.
payment Of Il certain note therein do
Scfibcd, default being made. and bain.
required 50 To do. ! win sell at publi,,
auction on the premises. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %. Ial5
al O'Clock =. NJ,
all that piece or parcel of land win
all improvements thereon, in the 81, !.
OF kichnond. beginning ut the inter
section OF the south line of q stree,
with tn" east limo Of rhirty-sixth
street. running thence southwnr,liw
along the east line Of Thirtv-si>ii,
street 90 feet thence 30 degrees eus,
";udiy 12a feet to "a ii-foot :,lin,.
th'ncc >" degrees northwardly 90 fee,
to I'll" south line uf % Street ihenco IN
degrees w"stwardly along tho sont,,
nue. OF . street, l@5 feet to the point ot
beginning. 'S "
TERMS: Cash as to expense ,r .,,,
All taxes du" To day of sale and To n., =
"a note $2,o5I.ll dated July 81. 1911. ana
PAYABLE on demand. aud any intercs,
that might he doe thereon and h:,lanca
~ ON" year. i per cent interest added
secured By deed oi trust. Said ~, L. he
iiIG hiad" subject TO a prior lcin OF decJ
OF TRUST dated December II. 1914 ANA
recorded III Richmond Chanccry ,.our.
-. u. 80 -. page 252, to secure Inc
sum Of $1,000.
NoLLlE HARDWOOD.
Trustee.
), THOMPSON BROWN & 90.
Auctioucers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
RICHMOND nay MARKET
enc 700 LIVE >r0CK MAKkrr.

'til' t'''. \"I"mhor - Hogs -l:ecoIuts
y 49, s't".S .snilt. $50, 81 -. liyht g. So,
$500. ".iNc3 s. se"s. =. neaNy. sG.0,4l 81 -.
rough srb'n>".2', :'i.>. s!.hoti. -.
Cattle Receipts. 100: easy \a,ivr h.cf
cHttc. - ooHslo.3n: Western steers ST. 3,u,s g.
s.."nMs mt h"ii"'s i:'1HiS:1 calves, sG2j0
$3scra Hcceipts 10y: nr,n, we,hers.
8, .ofi 81 -: lambs, 81 Gap.org
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
BANK STATEMENTS.
BANK STATEMENTS. STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT or THE FINANCIAL. CONDITION
The Union Bank of Richmond
BANK STATEMENTS.

iA".NTlp RICHMOND
10 lo5M MA TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
-------------
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

COTTON GOODS
NEW YORK. November IS Cotton goods
were stead: today. Yarns were slightly
easier with trad" more active. Raw 4ttk.
wcr" higher. Mems wear was offered Tor
tau at advanced prices.
NAVAL STORES
SANANNAH CA. November is.-rurpcn-
'iic. arm. 51'z sales. iol casks. receipts a.G
casks. stock. lo.o>s cnsk.
k"s!n. nrn: sales $40 barrels: roreir,s
lNh barrels: stock. 6t72o barrels Quote.
" IL g. u. T.. r. q. 5s5: n 80; | ,
~; Is do'; NJ. j.ij: y. 60. W.. $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
AUCTION Satisfactorily
lF VALENTlhE AUCTION
" PHONE MADISON 1905 IN
eIa EASI BROAD sL

BANKRUPT CTiON SALE OF
STOCK, CoNFECTIONERiES TO-
EAcco, CIGARS. STORE FIXTURES.
Etc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
NAVAL. STORES
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAVIS
ny j. ID. CARNEAI. & SON
Real Estate Auctionccrs
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
TWO GOOD DWELLINGS. NOS ao@-a"i
NORTH TlIIRTY-FIRST STREET..

iiy virtue Of a certain deed Of trust.
dated June 20. 1870. recorded In the
clerks office Of Richmond t'h.tuc,ry
Court III II. u. 20S-D, page lol, de
fault having been made In III. pay
ment OF II portion OF the debt secured
thereby. and having been REQUIRED hy
thc beneficiary therein 50 to do. | viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
RICHMOND rRGDItE M,RbET.
Nhuir>Hl' Ouotutious

" I.-NN tlIi'Uissinh Co..
itrhmoua. We. November =, t.l.
Live ruuItr,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19


on the premises. proceed to sell at
public auction, property conveyed there
III. VIZ. All that certain lot Of land
with improvements thereon. in the Citv
Of Richmond Virginia. beginning u, u
point on til. west line III Thirty-nrst
street. twcntN-cirht feet two inches
north OF the northern line of 70"
street. thence running northwailly
along the said western line Of Thirty
nrst street. and fronting thereon.
thirty feet ten inches. ana running
back between parallel lines ninety nine
feet to a four-foot alley
Tn: trpr tvcmcntS consist 81 two
scinidc,achci dwellings, one has hve
rooms ana the other sin. This property
- in good order and rented to first
class tenants. II is in a colorcd locality
and j. ALWAYS rented. adjacent TO tn.
street ear line and convenient Ia every
point. II Il the cream nf the cplore,l
proD"rtN Of Church Hin.
II YOU want :; splendid investment
ou "asr terms attend this sale
TEXANS. Cash sufficient to pay all
costs Of stl" and taxes ard insurance
10 dan OF sale aud q note of s55o with
interest from June %. 1873. and the
""Siduo ut twelve months. secured hv n
decd al t"ust on til" said property.
i. -. Carnival.
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19

l."all.s "ud discounts
bNcrdratt$. unsecured
!:oudS. securities. etc.
thinking house and loi
Exchanges and checks
t.ncr cash items
bu' from national ban
i'apcr currency
fractional paper cure
t;cld coin ....
SILVER COIN .....
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
RIClMoND GRAIN M,,k.r

NIVIl'HUHU, va. NONcmbcr r. iIln
A t.Ar--t..r INT. 80 '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
RICHMOND FRUIT MlRKEr.

nv W. { t~eushaw X CO..
klEhmnnl. VI NNNn,N hn,. Is vi,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19

ItH'fss "sNl fEUnh.p, small n :,
Hams yell smoked larye - ~
sides. "tN smoked ....... A.
sh"ild"ts we'd smoked ...... Il n
Gnmc.
The day book., 1915-04-15

der the watchful glanneS OF saunders
he succeeded in stammering out a
request to visit her that evening, to
which she acceded.
She lived in the same little place,
opposite the house of his relative,
who had died years before. Her own
parents were dead also. It was lone
ly life for girl, Merritt thought. The
well-remembered sights depressed
him more than. ever, and somehow
the presence of the girl seemed about
all that he had to cling to in the lone
ly life that seemed to shut him out
from his fellows.
He must have conveyed something
of his feeling for her, for the restraint
vanished and soon they were chatting
away like old friends and telling each
other the story of their past ten years.
Eyes, I've been clerking for Mr..
Saunders these four years past" she
said. Its dull-but life seems dull
to me. l suppose I'll have to keep at
it. And you, Mr.. Merritt"
"It used to be WILL" he said.
well, Will, then" she returned,
laughing. 81 do hope you have had
good luck" =
He looked at her in amazement.
Had she not heard Of him? He was
not a vain man, but it seemed incred-
ible, when all the newspapers and
magazines had been full of his sue
cess.
eyes. 7 have done pretty well :" he
answered slowly.
81 am so glad to hear it" answered
the girl. 'You have no idea how hor-
rid people are. but 1 suppose
shouldn't be saying it.
He pressed her to tell him. "You
remember how we used to tell each
other everything" he pleaded
well, after you had gone Mr..
Boyce came into the store and asked
Mr.. Saunders if he had seen you. He
said he had, and that you had spent
-, Cd -
The day book., 1915-04-15

get job in town, and were dressed
up to make bluff. And he said you
would never get anything in his place,
and Mr.. Saunders agreed that it was
the same as far as he was concerned.
l felt so Inundated, and am so glad
to learn that it isn't so at ALL
Merritt was thunderstruck. So
these people had never heard of him
at all. He had ascribed their coldness
to the natural reserve of a little COM
munity instead of which he was, in
their eyes, the same ne'er-do-well,
the same incapable. And Nettie did
not know.
"Nettie," he said, taking her hand,
"do you remember that time we
found a dime in the road and split
it in two and we divided it,"
Perfectly, Mr.. Merritt" she re-
piled, smiling.
Perfectly what?"
well, Will"
"And do you remember what said
to you them"
mo, William. That part has es-
capped my memory altogether"
would you like me to remind
you?"
The girls eyes, which had been
downcast, were suddenlysrais to.
his.
81 told. you that that made us
sweethearts, and that some day I
should marry you,' said the man.
He saw that she was trembling, and
in that moment he knew that he had
always loved her and that it was prov
idence which had kept him aloof and
uncontaminated by the world, for this
only. And she did not know anything
of him, of his wealth, of his success.
'Win you marry me, dear?" he
asked. 81 can support wife in COM
fort" he continued whimsically.
He drew her into his arms and
kissed her. "You see, have always
had the habit of meaning what say"
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-22
Big Show at Colonial

Headed by the biggest musical com
edy act that ever played the theatre
a new bill of vaudeville opened at the
Colonial this afternoon for the re,
mainder of the week. "The Bachelor
Dinner" the headhner, is a gigantic
piece OF stageware, surprising all pre-.
vious acts offered at the Colonial. There
are fifteen people carried by the act,
including a bevy of maiiens who make
up very charming chorus. They have
lavish costumes and have been drilled
in the pretty dances and steps that 90
with the big musical comedy show. On
the same bill are Rozella and Rozella,
in an instrumental musical act: Van
dinoff and Louie, novelty in oil
paintings; Little Miss jean, clever ju-
venile entertainer This is the first time
the musical comedy, "The Bachelor
Dinner has ever been presented in a
theatre charging prices as low as those
asked at the Colonial-Aiv.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-22

OF lively entertainment. That was six
years ago.
Its revival by John COrt this time
should yield its own reward for it
brings back . musical play that was
enjoyable with the two black blossoms
or laughter, Mcintyre and Heath, in
Shsir original role. one as chamber
maid IN an Alabama stable. and the
other sure-enough minstrel man. From
the time the Georgia Minstrels arrive
at Magnolia Springs until they appear
in the Nieklebacker Mansion or Fifth
avenue, New York. Mcintyre and Heath
as laugh producers are in class all
by themselves. How Alexandra Handle.
tonian from the livery stable. PLAYED by
Mcintyre, was iured away to become a
minstrel, and how he became stranded
down in Florida, finally to get on his
feet with the actor man when they i'm.
personate Rsjahoni and Raiah to de.
eeive the wealthy Mr.. Nieklebaeker.
never fails to eonvulse the aadienee-I
Adv.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-22
'TEin Redsr

There IS delicious touch of fem.
lninlty in the retiring scene of ''Twiu
Beds, when dainty and charming
Margaret BolaRi prepares to slumber.
In a rode de mutt that makes the fem
inine portion of the audience gasp
with envy, and her slender feet shovel
into red leather Spanish mules, she
afrightedly explores the dark ehasms
under each twin bed, and to her in
tense relief and the unqualified enioy-
ment OF the audience, there is no
dreadful man there. 1t is Just such lit
tie touches OF human nature that
brings "Twin Beds" home TO an of us
whether we have the misfortune to be
apartment house dwellers or not. Sell
wyn q Co.. are sending "Twin Beds
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-22
"The Ordeal at the Victoria Today

One or the greatest features it has
ever been our pleasure to present will
be offered to-day, entitled "The Or
deal" 1t is a wonderful production
which every person ought to see. That
the Victoria's new $4,000 pipe organ
IS truly "the talk of the town. is
proven by the fact that every day we
hear people saying that they "doubt
its COST or that it is not played by
a musician but is an automatically ar
ranged instrument. Offers say that it
is the greatest musical instrument that
they have ever heard and we feel Ger.
tain that only those who have not
heard this marvel of musical genius
and mechanical skill could eritieise
adversely. This great $25, 900 pipe or
gan is one of very few in the country
and are mostly in the most pretentioas
motion pictures of the larger cities.
Tomorrow we present sThe Great
Diamond Robbery" featuring an. all
star cast including Miss Gail Kane,
Wallace Eddinger and Charles J. Ross.
This six part production has been
taken from that great meIodrama of
the same name. '~Three Weeks will
be shown next Tuesday and Wednes-
day.-Advs
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-22
STUDENTS CUT EXPENSES
Penn State Juniors Substitute Smoker
for Glass Dinner

State College, Pa, April 22.-De,
termined to cut down the cost of their
college expenses, the members of the
Junior class at Penn State Tuesday
night voted to substitute smoker for
the annual class dinner. This decision
reduces the individual price for the
function from SIS to so cents.
In former years classes travelled to
Pittsburgh, Washington or Harrisburg
for yearly banquets set at So a plate.
Transportation expenses and incidentals
cost each man S. more. This year the
juniors will stay at home and hold
their smoker in the college armorv.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-22
evitable; indeed the plA is a motion

picture itself. Edward Abeles is yer
satile and at all times entertaining
Though he is called upon TO portray six
distinct characters, he changes his per-
sonality with each costume and the ef-
feet is surprisingly entertaining. ''The
Million" is a safe and sure cure for
melanehelia and it is absolutely fatal
to ones dignity. The motion picture
has been eleverly constructed and the
settings. of which there are many, are
uniformly good. For tomorrow Man
ager Magaro has booked the film pro-
duetion of Bret Harte's book.
''M Iiss," which will be shown in five
parts.-Ady.+
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-22
At THE REGENT

Henry W. Savage's tremendously
successful mystery farce, "The Mil
lion," with Edward A6eles. is to-day IS
attraction at the Regent theatre in ad-
dition to the regular program of first
run films. The elaborate picture was
shown last night and was witnessed by
big audiences.
So quick is the action of the farce
that its adoption TO the screen was in
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-22

TO the Majestic for a return engage
ment next Friday matinee and night
with an exceptionally talented and fine
ly balanced east, comprising Miss b.
land, Rowland Vance Lee. Marion
Lori, August Aralnini. Beatrice In
gram, Jane Seymour and J. NJ. BFynes.
ADV
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-22
sCHwAB TO ENTER BANKING
Steel Magnate and Associates Buy Site
for Building

South Bethlehem, Pa, April "a
Charles or. Schwab, reports here had
1t yesterday, intends to enter banking.
The steel magnate and Others have pur-
chased for $4,000 a sixty by 100 feet
site at the corner of New and Fourth
streets.
On this, and possibl additional.
property, Sehwab, who il working joint
ly with Pittsburgh capitalists, it is
said, will erect modern ive-story bank
building.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-22
MOE
COOpER

when Mayor James Harvey surveyed
the man, who is armless. Getski claim
ed that when he did not make good
days wages his wife abused him. The
Mayor decided that Getski could not
have hammered 'his spouse very badly
with both arms off.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-22
Mcintyre and Heath

Those who remember 1.-The Ham
Tree, which comes TO the Majestic
Saturday afternoon and evening will
tell you II has all the good qualities of
musical entertainment, pleasant melo-
cies, tollieking comedy and picturesque
settings During its career as a Klaw
am Eflanger production il led tie field
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-22
Fractures Leg In Fall

William Erect, New Buffalo, receiv-
ed badly fractured right leg yester-
day when he fell from 9-foot high
seaffold at the island coal wharf. The
injured man was taken to the Harris
burg hospital where the fracture was
reduced.