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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-15
STUDIO RECITAL
A. mrs. shormar's school Of Expression
is Wen Attended Last
Night.

Al approtiativc audience gathered last
evening at the studio 81 Mrs Lima
HcnniE sherman. and thoroughly enjoy
Cd The program of interesting and un-
usual numbers riven by the adult stu
dents ~ Der school of Expression and
Dramatic Art which closes its fan torn
tlla ws.k. This urst number last even
inT was "a recital In ODE art OF expression
urd che coming one which viii be- given
fr.drE evening l.rInrIuE at q 100 o'clock
v.I bD composed principally oft dramatic
uUmhtra.
These nren studio meetings are -
real worth fH fNr student and teaches
from In. platform fhe tUchnIc OF an
uNnrHu... and gives fnr pupil the adNan-
t1rU. IrIIt IduaIlr and in groups of fire.
UuHUI appearance upon fnn stage The
freedom fr.m UUurUIHuaufHe was very
nofirr7h'" feature Df iuef evenings pro-
rrufHfI.U. aa each member was remark
nbIN calm InI a"If UUaararff. The r1n-
tnw.Wee and selections ln dialect were
perfectly ron I.rrI The affair Of TrI-
dos sNrninE Ia being anticipated and boz.
clud.a "a diversified program.
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GREAT MUSIC In
BIRTH OF NATION
SCORE WRITTEN FOR FACE rxDr-
vrDUAL SCENE ADDS MUCH
TO PRODUCTION.
Many Powerful Scenes of the south Dur
ing and After the War Are
shown-Repeated To-day.

It's said that music hath charms that
soothe the savage breast" and ~ can
also be said that n has the power TO I'm
spire I'm one thrill Of patriotism lying
dormant for many years such proved
the case in the second days production
OF The Birth OF "a Nation" picturized
novel. The Clansman." now being
SHOWN Tor the second time in Wheeling
at the Court Theater.
Two large audiences yesterday felt
that unknown thrill experienced by tho
musical accompaniment 90 the marvel
Gus photoplay. Music written in a meas
ure TO suit each scene. the orchestra
crashes from the melodies OF home and
and national songs
The popularity that the photoplay has
Fained In Wheeling cannot be expressed
IN words. The audience Is held SPELL
, n0unI from the showing OF Sherman's
march 10 the sea. and lastly the assas-
sination OF President Lincoln. when the.
south lost its only friend.
Reconstruction Period
How the carpct-baEgcrs during the re-
construction period placed the negro on
an equality with the white man to gain
lheir own selfish ends. was shown. as
The southern States through the agency
OF the ku kluN Khan organization
winch SIa was influential in placing tho ne
Work OF uplifting the Afro-Amerfcans
through education.
ihroughout the play the Stoneman
ana Cameron families arc shown repeat
GUY The love OF two young couples
Is separated by the outbreak Of the war
only 10 be again united at the close.
ne love or brother for his sister il
SHOWN when little girl IL pursued by a
negro unprincipaled by the carpet bag
gers. leaps To her death from a cliff to
save herself from his embraces The
brother shortly afterwards atones for
the death.
The production will be repeated each
afternoon and evening throughout the
week
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About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From .Ils City
AT THE HOTELS.

sTAmM-D. c. Lee, CIarksburg; w.
a. Kline. Cincinnati. Henry Shriver.
Wadestown.
MeLURE-John Walen. Springfield:
W. A. McCurdy. Columbus: J. r. Mob
ley. Sistersville: J. A. Ross. Canton:
Albert kale. Canton; Geo. Taylor. Nc
Keesport. Pa.
GRAND cENTRAL-C. A. Basnett.
Woodsfeld; J. c. Hail. Quaker City:
e. Luzell. Parkersburg; J. A. Hall.
Holloway
THE ROGERS - II. ]. Wilson,
.Clarksburg: J. r. Cobb. Charleston:
;. G.. Woods. Rochester. Pa; c. W.
Hissen. Cairo. w. Va: O. T. Parker.
Washington, Pa: J. NJ. Lewis. Beth
any; C. o. Jemison. Parkersburg: w.
b. Lynch. Woodsheld.
Attorney John o. PendIeton stin
continues seriously. but not critically.
III at his home on Twelfth street.
Miss Frances List of Seventh
street. returned home last evening
from Steubenville. where she was
called by the death OF John NJ Hand
Ian, a relative.
NJ. l.. OFT is in at his home at Echo
Point.
Mrs. Susan Yeager OF Eon street.
left yesterday to visit relatives at
Weston and other points in Lewis
county during the holidays
Mrs. Dora Clause Of Twentieth
street. is 40 at the ohio Valley Cen
eral Hospital
Miss Bessie Apweu OF Twentieth
street. is in the Ohio Valley General
Hospital seriously ill.,
Attorney Henry a. Nolte Is in Hunt
ington on business.
slight Improvement in the condi-
ton Of Attorney s. o. Boyce was re-
ported yesterday.
F'rad Graham. postal clerk. running
between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. is
IN the city for few days. While here
he will assist with the Christmas mail
al the local terminal station
Robert SpOnauglc. local postal
clerk. who has been or duty TO- the
past several days on account Of i'll
ness. has resumed his duties.
John Mctrcary has returned TO his
home near Limestone. after having
spent the past several DAYS looking
after business In the city.
Miss Katherine pfarr will return
from Rye Seminary on Friday Of this
week 20 spend the holidays with her
parents
Alexander Paxton. student al Yale
viii arrive In this city Saturday for
two weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. IS o LaughIin left
Monday evening Tor New York city.
where They are to remain the week.
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"Pe-ru-na
Cured me
In Six
Weeks"
100000
People
In This
Country
Have
Catarrh.

Mr.. Tom +. Dady, No Manhattan
St. Rochester. n. Y. writes: II was
troubled with catarrh OF the head for
many years before I paid much at
tention to 1t. but a few months ago
! was so annoyed by headaches and
difficulty in breathing through my
nose. and my eyes smarted and looked
so infiamed that sI felt I must do
something TO relieve this state OF af-
fairs.
Il noticed one OF your ads. in the
paper. and then and there decided TO
Try Peruna. ! am pleased TO say that
II came up to all my expectations. for
in six weeks IL had driven the catarrh
out of my system and have not been
troubled since"
Mrs. A. ]. Tieman. 112 Wyoming
ST, San Antonio, Texas. writes: Il
suffered over nine years with catarrh
of the head, nose and ears. Five bot
ties of Peruna have restored me my
health.
Il could scarcely hear in one ear.
but that is cured IL has helped my
family. and I know of other people in
the neighborhood that It has helped.
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his WIFE" AT THE REX

In all probability no more soul stirr-
ing or heart moving drama has ever
been presented on motion picture
screen than. His Wife" a Mutual mas
terpicture in i've acts. which will be
SHOWN at the Rex today and tomorrow.
\ tragic story OF a husbands heroic
sacrifice for a worthless brother Is the
cries Of the plot. which presents Gerald
me OBricn, Lorraine Huling. II. T..
Herbert and linda Palmer as the fea-
tured players
a Bolt From the Sky" an American
drama In three acts featuring Jackie
Saunders will be shown with the above
feature. The story OF an unsophistuat-
ed young girl made the dupe OF a clique
OF matrimonial conspecator. form the
basis or the plot OF this interest-com-
polling drama Pathe Travel pictures
are interesting and closes well bal
and tomorrow. Coming Friday and
Saturday-Willlam F,arnum in a Sold
iar's Oath'
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WAIT LIrn CERTIFICATES

'Il ANLErrON. W Va urr ia
mrrfinF Hf tnr state board OF efu.4-
rralrr and THURSDAY uacenhrr 20 ana
aH according fn announcement made
today hN ST. d shHwkrr. state rurrr.
IHinNNlnI Uf Tree schools. one OF the
important ftennr on the business pro.
ErHw ia THE consideration o. about 100
F. IHIma Cor teachers life orrfInrnfra
Since che law went into erect lest Nav
providing Tor Nfr rrrflfratea only &c I'd
them have been issued. Those who
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1 thank
You for
thekealth
which l
now
enjoy.
Peruina
the best
remedy
for
'catarrh.

San Francisco. January 6. 1914.
Mr.. A. de la Tore. Jr.. formerly v.
5. Inspector OF immigration. Port OF
San Francisco. writes from No. iii
Powell St. San Francisco. Cal: Il
take great pleasure in recommending
your great national catarrh cure. Pc
runa. as the best | ever used. I sin.
cerely express my thanks to you foi
the health which I now enjoy. II has
done me and a number OF my friends
good, and l can assure you that shall
take every opportunity TO speak in
favor of what / consider to be the
best remedy for catarrh in existence
today"
Those who have no time for sick
ness should use Peruna as a proven
tive.
COUGHS AND COLDS.
Mr.. John Paulin. Sr., care William
Wegner. Grafton. Wis, writes: Il
have used Peruna with good results
for coughs and colds. IL has also
cured my catarrh. which always be-
came worse when affected with but IA
slight cold"
Those who object TO liquid medi-
elnes can now procure Peruna Tab
let's.
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ihr new way That's Uhv "Geta.ff" has
.'.' OH. corn remedy OF America.
..N l..f'"f selling corn remedy Iu fHr
H"IIn. preferred hf millions. IH N1u
'in.Hher That Goo eating raIte yaI
iiIi aNUsN tnuf 4hnf Too.
l-u. win huIFra rnEnrH and aeIaaaras
Will UuH. forget them nII $50 moro
.NNHlNH NH mHr. pain Whenever FUu
use simple. ruaF .trfa.rf" fhn com
Del Doomed sure ~. Ia every raIIur
HnfH .H HMnI"n N..Nr rnf Gown. FL.
.u''. DR. makes Them rr.w that much
II".I poison $50 ruTIIuE Ie nrrreanrr
NH uHInE .E.fH.If ..aH b. TONIGHT and
end F.Hr .HrrN existence
t'fH If Ie sold bF aU fruarIafr
.r al bottle. Hr cent direct hN T
Lawrence a Co.. chicago Sold In
M INf.InN and rnruu.T ended na tho
uHrIfa best corn remedy hF John cole.
rIan co.. g.. d. Grlsef a Cav
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Misses Mary Turner and Temperance
l'r one ot the pleasure able affairs of
next week. which viii honor Rev ami
Nfs. !. It LIffrll who Will leave 10.
lhrir futur' home In chicago in the near
iuture This viii boz Boo the nature 0f
p. Norman reception and viii he held
clurch on tuesday evening. aII member.
on mo congregation and their friends are
Invited TO- attend.
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koch-Geoqlein.

At the residence OF Rev. George
Helm, pastor Of St Matthews church
az Benwood. will be solemnized the
marriage on Saturday evening OF Miss
Anna Geoglein OF that place and
George Koch Of this city. The bride
to-be Is popular in large circle or
friends. The groom Is also well known
on the South Side. whore they VIII
establish their home following the Ger.
emory.
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W. VA. SUFFS
Attending the Annual Convention Of
the Congressional Union at
Washinaton-Other Gossip.
10y CHARLES BROOKE SMITH.

10y CHARLES BROOKE SMITH,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. IA
Following on the heels 81 the annual
e.. Cha Cv...a ETAOIN Mn MN
convention Of the Compression Union
for Woman's Suffrage. which closed
here Monday night. the rival national
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Tho Pastors Aid society ut tho 30,
"nd l're.hN terrain church have arranged
inF saturday. December INfH. Iu tho
store room No. ffff Main street iurt
next door Co Kline Bros Clothing STORE
IIis viii afford tho busy shopper. Ha
sou o. the general busy. public. au Or.
IrfInfy f' Ert "uuI.k lunch" and
charge
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THE GREY MASK
AT THE COLONIAL.


., World Film Corporation presents the
ilNt-part photoplay The Grey Mask"
btStd ON "a story OF the same name bv
harles WadswOrth Camp which appear-
ed recently in Golfers weekly
Ihe story deals with a band ~ crip,t-
nal- VINO have killed "A young police in
Sptctor named Joe kridel The gang is
yolhsu ny simmons. who wears "a grew
mask winch covers a wound caused by
an explosion: Jim Garth. a young in
spector' IS told off 10 train the gang. and
as am aid In his work ne assumes a
grey mask. with the design OF imper-
sonatinE simmons.
Jim Garth Is I'm love with Nora his
Inspector daughter. but she holds him
1looi. Tor she has sworn To avenge the
del. 49, '"' Nrl-
The police get after the gang and bv,
me aid OF his disguise Garth gets into
lne gang " no are caught robbinE n safe
or a valuable explosive. Nora also Learns
the name OF Joe's murdered. and ONT ~
Ertutude 10 Jim FOR her devotion she
gives him her hand.
RMS ~ a story Of great strength. based
on logical. consistent plot. Edwin Ar
zen rs IN" young detective. Jim Garth.
Barbara Tenant
, The Grey Mask" will be Town nj the
colonial theatre today and tomorrow.
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Rollinner. RennIass-

Monday afternoon Rev. s. 3. Hart
solemnized the marriage Of Miss
Agnes Benglass and Mr.. Ray Bollin-
ger. both well known residents OF
Pennington. The ceremony was per
formed az the Miller apartments and
was Witnessed by the close friends OF
the principals
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Announcement Party.

Mrs. c. w. Lephardt. at her home in
Garden Court. North End. last even
ing entertained with a very delightful
party. II was in the nature of an an
nouncement. and during the evening
the guests were ushered into the din
ing room. which was tastefully deco
rated with the seasons colors. At
each plate was a card bearing the
names Of Miss Margaret Hurd and Mr..
W. G. Bischon, the latter Of Wood
stock. W. Va. The bride-to-be re-
ceived many pretty and useful gifts.
Those present were.
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The Ladies Ala society ~ tho St
Paul Evangelical church entertained
with banquet boz the Sunday school room
Ff Th.rfN-siEhth and wood streets last
evening at 1.1o O'Clock Covers we're
used in prufusion making "a very attrac-
tive room 4 fres-will Offering was
made 81 1901
a very delightful program was rem
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ers. the pioneer concern in the adoption
OF celebrated plays TO the screen. an al
nance which made possible the intro
duction OF the photoplay public OF 50
distinguished an artist as Charles Cherry
and many others OF equal renown.
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FAREWELL TEA
AT THE WINDSOR
DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON AFFAIR
TODAY GIVEN BY LITER
AIRY CLUB.
Social Entertainments in the Minor
ity Preceding the Busy Days Of
the Christmas Season.

This afternoon at the Windsor hOtei
the Womans Literary club will honor
Mrs. ]. ii. Littell. one OF their charter
members. at a farewell tea. This will
bring together for a delightful social
afternoon the members Of the club
and as each one may bring a guest
the assembly will be augmented by
several charming visitors. Prof. Chas.
Henry Patterson will make an address
at $3.50, having as his subject "An At
tempt TO Establish a Standard Of
Criticism as Applied 10 Fiction"
Following this enjoyable feature of
the occasion. tea will be served with
decorations suggestive OF the coming
holiday season. Mrs. Harry Mendei
VIII preside at the tea urn and will De
assisted by the president. Mrs. II. May
nard Kimberland. and honorary presi-
dent. Mrs. Charles :. Morrison, will be
in charge. Present will be.
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have taught school for ten years on
Nitt Aradr cDriincatcs and have shown
inafNeu rrugrDes and ability may be
granted life certificates.
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The jolly crowd dance given aaf
evening uf Settlers hall island u.. n
very enjoyable affair. Dancing was nf.
lnfrd from eight until twelve a T0.tT
f.IlIuIUa attended
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WhatF the use ~ spelling q good
time Tor yourself b. lmpinr around
Win ticrce cornsT IT, ono Of the
easiest things Boo the world now. fo
Ect rid OF them. "Gets'It' docs DO
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THE MUMMY AND
THE HUnrhuNo-BIRp

faded motion picture appetites will
ma the spice that reawakens the on
Joy ment or savory morsels in The
hlm adaptation Of the PLAY bv Isaac
henderson. in which the Famous Play-
ers present the celebrated Frohman star
tharles Cherry. who makes his screen
debut a. the Virginia theatre tomorrow
IN the latest Paramount picture
II Is the sort Of production which
cannot nut impress those who view a.
with the Importance Of the alliance he
tween Charles Frohman. the great the
arical producer. and the Famous Play
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suffrage opened Tuesday morning FOR
a weeks deliberation. Hundreds Of
delegates 10 the convention have
poured into the city since Saturday
and Sunday. and when DR. Anna How
ard Shaw called the convention to or
der In the ballroom Of the Willard
delegates from every state were pres
ent Looming large in the mind Of
all the delegates is the question Of
who will be the next president TO sue
coed Dr Shaw. who has declared that
she will not run again. This is DR.
Shaw's thirtleth annual suffrage con-
vention and the tenth. % Is said. over
which she has presided New York
Will have the banner delegation. judg-
ing from the registration. Among the
delegates registered from West Viz
einia are. Mrs Ellis A. Yost Of Nor
gantOwn. Mrs G. Mcintyre Weaver OF
Berkeley Springs. Miss Violet Dam
bridge o. Shepherdstown. Mrs. J. r..
Cannaday Of Charleston. Mrs. william
Campbell Of Charles Town. Dr Har.
rict %. Jones OF Glendale. Mrs r. w
Clarke Of St Adams. Mrs. Frank "
Mass Of Huntington. Mrs. J. Gale Eb-
crt. Mrs J Thomas Peadro and Mira.
Joseph q. Cochran OF Parkcrsburg.
Mrs Allie Raymond 81 Fairmont. Mrs
Flora a. Williams and Miss Florence
Hoge Of Wheeling and Mrs Shirley
Runner ~ Maiden
Solicitor General and Mrs John W.
Davis were among the small party Of
guests 81 dinner given this week by
Assistant Secretary and Mrs Sweet I'M
honor Of the Chinese minister and
Nine Shah. who expect to return to
China early in January.
G. J.. Watkins ~ West virginia De-
here for few DAYS tho guest NJ HE
parents Mr.. and Mrs J % Watkins
The death of Mr. Anna u Linncii.
wife Of Frank b. Linneu formerly OF
Washington which occurred iast week
M Athens. w. Va. was great shock
to her many friends in This city Fu.
neral services FOR Mrs Linneu we're
held Tuesday morning at ST. Iamcs'
church AZ 90 O'Clock in the morning
Mrs Lonna Lowe yost. president
for the state of West NirrinIa OF tho
W. O. r. a. is in Washington to A.
tend the observation OF national con.
stitutional Prohibition day. which was
celebrated with elaborate services on
sunday last a mass meeting was hold
no one of fhe LARGEST theatres of tho
city. In which prominent temperance
workers from ON parts of fhr United
states took part Eight state nrcaI
dents occupied seats OF prominence
upon Tho platform. among them being
Mrs Yost
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G. J.. Watkins ~ West virginia be-
here for few davs. tho guest of HE
parents Mr. and Mrs j % Watkins
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Corn LimpeTs! Use
Gets 1T" and SmiIel

Corns Come Right OFF, Clean aud Quick
You needn't Limp. or FuEa
with Your Corna
Any More
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dered; the following Items being pre-
~0 nted.
Vocal solo ........ PAM oh.
Instrumental Duet .......
Mrs. Harry Common. Miss Hilda Sey-
Vocal Duet ..........
Miss Hilda Kauniche. Miss Marie
Decker.
Reading ...... Mrs Conrad -UtermohIer
Plano Solo .......... Mrs Fdv..rF gtt.
humorous Reading Mrs. Fred HertIein
Reading .......... Mrs Aueuef NVli-
Vocal solo ........ Afrs TIarry Gomez
Humorous Duet .......
Mrs Fred iiertleiu. Miss Minnie willie
several Headings Mrs. August Norteian
tteadlugs and remarks by President of
'"e HDclttJts .....-.- AIRS II. Jaeger
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HoIldaY Manu. Am.

Invitations have been issued as fol
lows. for one OF the delightful affair
of the early holiday week:
Masque Ball
Stratford Hotel
December 27th. 1915
Nine O'clock
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Viek's 'Vap-O-Rub- SaIve Relieve. b,
Inhalation and Absorption.
No Dosing.

No need % take internal medicines or
habit forming drugs for these troubles
When Nick's"V ap-O-Rub" Salvs j. applied
- The heat q The body. sp0thing. medi-
Gated vnpors are released that are inhaled
all night long through the air ua-asges Ia
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New Treatment for Bronchitis,
Asthma, Catarrh and Head Colds

Tho lungs. In addition, yick's is absorbed
through the skin, relieving tho tightness
aud soreness.
Nick's can bo applied over The throat and
chest and covered with a warm flannel
ci"th-or little put mp tho nostrils-or
melt little an spoon and inhalo tho va
p0rs arising. Also for Asthma AMI Uav
fnvor. rub Nick's well over the spinal CO..
umn o. relax tho nervous tension. Do.
5Oc, or s1.OO.
ORUD~. 81
The Winslow mail., 1915-04-17
AS TO PETROLEUM SUPPLY
Has Now Reached an Enormous
Amount-How 1t Is Divided Among
the Nations.

World production Of petroleum dur
ing 1913, measured in barrels of AZ
gallons each, reached the enormous
figures of 381 1,508,916 barrels.
Of this amount the United States
is credited with 24S,446,23O barrels;
Russia, 60,935, ,4S2; Mexico, 25,696,291;
Roumania, 13,554,768; Dutch East In
dies 11,966,S57; Galicia, 7,S1S,13O; In
dia, 100000; Japan, 1,942,OOO; Peru,
1,S57,355.
Various other countries contribute
their quota to make the total output
for the year the largest the petroleum
industry has ever known.
The products which have come from
petroleum have vastly multiplied, and
are to be found today in one form
or other in practically every home In
the land. The earth is yielding her
treasure more bountifully and man Is
constantly extending and broadening
it's usefulness.
The Winslow mail., 1915-04-17

ship, and he sat in his cabin alone in
the darkness.
He saw that his chance was gone,
and the mans brain, turned with ha-
tred prompted him to darker meas
ures.
At last he arose and took down an
old fintlock pistol which his great
grandfather had used at Vinegar hill.
He stole out softly The rain was
pouring down.
Inside the manor house a dreadful
realization was haunting Dennis. Dur
ing his week at Ballyhinch his COM
panionship with his cousin had been
an intimate one. They had secured
the woods together, they had ridden
and walked and talked. Dennis had
not remembered Katherine. Kather-
inc had always been natural part
of his life. He had never loved her;
he had never been in love at all. And
Dennis had fallen in love with Nora.
What was worse, Nora knew that
she loved Dennis She knew nothing
about Katherine Her father had al
ways been a recluse, and she had new
er seen Dennis before he came to visit
them at Ballyhinch. Dennis, for his
part, knew hardly any young girls in
his part of the country.
1t was like applying, a light to tow.
1t was the most inevitable of all
things, that Dennis and Nora should
love each other. Their glances were
fraught with meaning, their hands met
and trembled over the table. And
Katherine watched, with contracted
brows, and a sarcastic smile about the
corners of her mouth. She saw, she
understood.
Dinner ended, Dennis and Nora
found themselves alone in the manor
hall Kindly Mrs Delaney was giving
orders to her servants for the NOR
The Winslow mail., 1915-04-17
Rescued From the Ocean.

There were 1,476 disasters on the
waters of the United States during
the last fiscal year, in which the life
saving service worked alone, according
to it's report to congress. The YES
sells involved carried 1926 persons, and
the property was valued at S4,542,9S5'
In 1926 other instances the service
worked in conjunction with the rev
enue cutter service or other agencies
and took part in the rescue of 1881
nersons from vessels valued at $10,-
641,655