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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-03
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9Rttilea gaamefsr 4Hynessa house t
menaber Of, Stoi6PabHg} v forged b fhe sen s,
iaBhie to 5epegt dR6o passage 15ht biz twirss
]WB996Hth 1paX sbtl'o3 BbsibtAilq has only to
do with pubBea gslEFieea GQrR9Xatto
The a senate hoWeeNeg. rs has be1 not given
the ,bill final ql1a id1eFati0nl and It is
exxpeetesa that when ben it vd9es jfeaqne aAp
I9eEs at fas luyQtss 2 n11sHges Number Of
1legatlye ewi1 sbes gaes@kistt tered Repre-.
iSentative ,1BHH eHuqli ldh aag al district rig
which has ithoussnass af3 Esllra.aeA4 lFa9p
,am ploNes1 and then aEeI elaJmqring 11ttt
~ JWiG@a7menth apaM day. 5asuso 49,
bemaoi.,i yisysss dsw.sod no!gni
81 Aa$totfAMl dAilyy papep sin{ comm 1f
ling 'dpun thd HdSsnt l1asBagessby| the
house nSha sbiN catiiup 1fpr ca 9 $50 900
sainrfUprtatiem tor .t&e ;tilabufattnIe .Qt
hoEiohuletaasetnnfI itEcthe state. said
1890, 080 for hog serum and not cent
for Oh MA1lnesvtK) Rxbt11t ut rtAa ah;
san1HI exposition" II Minnesota had
the money -it-has lost in the last two
.KaaERob eeapse pfe a ieEa.Tdt toaNE4 4i3
build and eAAiR, tE9 Panama o ee|1post.
Fst1c9Aored NDIUp ed}} f} lsfge ut 1ts
edj mo1f svieJ5t Eqosl nesva, Tna
,dAH unstat&o ipapar saysiH e presenta-
tive hSpo0neFv0Bhts .th sqeabeA Con-
gaessmafe As o1soN lsteea eef sthp Say
estls districtns M#io AppQneg iAsa4es sat
the f9rem1Sbs }9ahaFSd of : the 8 present
t'eHalatuFevoi sdt HTOa no gni sd,
"a 10 iH2Od TNb F2J,s .iswod Yna
sg Bhe United atatessBesatorial pbtita
| TN1M& NJ MAntesmR eteTsnD5 pfsei lime
apolis is -hnhnnhbing- with the ,lnaaa,
nefa ut theahEi ateFe lan& SO is ssGa
Iverson, sffnsarlpeSa state auditorl 9 X
weuM suggeshnt boy g1wt bot y9N keep
kaAe :efe ooA N&soREe saw SIMPSON tafs
i nlersattorneb general TT OanaNf break
Into gthe tghtheuatt naasH amy TINE, Bad
ssarsdfrok tss'ts4e0,g 2Gi'
\ eRepr9eafta tiNsofs dsWN Burp1Rs aoS
BBA eAr4d gssi hasfi Hntl bd&dedoh| bill
emANfhg TIA haieal rx6aADr f0f enibloxea,
o3shSt 1eAf2ofa aglBad ana ssatshu fEhtattn
solicit dfWtdafxodpstUo2 3 OH sat
el'ss fHE g06r9ff sCI4adRsfAN.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-03

II" ,y soas s.sa "a s yaK asa :. ~
hnfB sHan yber vasfdd sfoFe a 5ngeraeataI
aflsib aahtato Maao thN aetlizle4 AfHea psessss|
164 ddfa stoo6ab foley nAaa tRst pfesdnX
'timetgs oofKs aaysl4Rerg asohaeH
sSfossiIaisg55ry saed ssaaE BIZ
itt 7coR sa5 beqmKT3 gotroT bsa Egssss'
''a a}dfa A}s} y2o 81 IS,
taaeye}s gasaUeT sysess sy4ts gAPso thsat
tff(nnb]s st YpH1ldllfyrg9AHg an efXamination
BY TIE ,nst@9Rsl iRy4A1Eld9 uKoFql 1tq tins
4AHeGt1 Ragll areS ssh tbXe dAe III yHf
ana si asG eRgplimant to MflRYPesota
lA1a4nklng sKsttfen9s xsndl 1tbe nAfgth9d OF
a1amiAaaiti9na saF The aQmptr9El9teg; eaf t aH
asuFyAnGy iats Wl2shj gtPR inffArm l6ed MI MI
Biharrittjn that THE MjpnesQt GA
lttiprh af itavstatf hankAR w eEafdaPaa
asetbe best in the United States a and
would be accented il the case Of any.
state hank in this state desiring ate
JOAN k "-.s''a4 a.,..ts n ayo
e schools is due for
=a egislature. Bills ape
#sKil preparation demaAhias
the schools Of the State.
General Smith was Recently
He'd ah to pass on the coHstitsb
such moo HIT .hO
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-03

In ftsIppasldeEattDn Of the County tyy
option BILL the ghaNse put in an fntgjEe
day. The vets fought like tigers! bph
Do what tRRiygy 8SaM they couh n not
.nnStenT fKs tide and WISH theo 6fds came
they accepted the decfsfuT with bowed
l.. Ieads4 It the Claims of the Anti -sa-
loon league are to be taken Seftously
nearly Nthdrt9 &Stlnstes will ats once
stAffbfhSF eAdsmkso11 sths2 adjustment
OF the saao6h .fn.AaaA1r midst Tie list
e.t1ncauaesl Hea6eDins anlsS kaIamiss THAT
the wots inuffenneptn county hlneii
I pate trouble is shown by tas fart
mat rnBy h1vevafre1dy -urgamzedi aAt
ere preparing to meet the issue Spa.
s-cnet -efecttons ARE provided BY (which
eaAp 2&nfy Goad lslrillle may PIT the
I ss4osssaSs oloSalsoBD CIR aast AL aons UPS ia
voters. .a7aRnsH ! reg
s AroW eblasuOs. bnk rdi7saa& .Tsl
Albert Ska1iiIsr2of Hastings, former
.GGShhteisenakor and kNQyns sasIth& dean
49, ~-4>c>Ax--14aA- -nAfnA6 by
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-03

., .. En. iffia Peterson. twenty-five yer,
'blass aoHig stics. !emBio ss'd 81 lohpis boo
ling. wealthy retired .gf6ccef. u hnf
FoFas jim 40 Rftiht { fFo' siFls,. Dibd
lh1alpttai iJoNxHf }ab iol aRld issiEtg
- eygu1slppSsetp . fits ID 1 18f1
third murder mystery ID NV llpe
: mGiitk IN tlW YaWe H!nfs ntsIoN H.
% .AaW not'aefs' srts Eli moi, -
'HfhA xlia go siHs.
tI g IA. Filled y the Woman suhraes ban
XA4tshh Yas Pstss:dl XII 81 fpsa'. a. I, :,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-03

. VS. fa.9n'11f1h !slNfEZys,I. n =
sna A1t5ers Is county Az appt1on as -
a\realit11,l My 1a4,afltH tQQfs one a +
passed the heuse> "wednesday, was
!" g. ssnts 4ooths s6hatd thd following day
sotttl et Of atAe1dnents mda
'0s77tSD th9 BfI andf 6bG eMio ndaay was neg3
livered to Governor HANNIBAL fof his
va, sisnat,sre.' a The ;state viii fnoW' have
to see uvhat gGounty, option
really is and what it reailynmtu dom
adxAneouoant of tamnerance.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-03

,sis xr ~ EXPERIMENTATION nss,n,a ~ .s n
As SIN l,tg q a ,sss Z
ssi H. ssssty l9s ss nss M
, EFT, ,Kans, oscar, Voxt, and ,Wneenzo
,Gampspelli. ,ss,,7 bre aer.,,1,,z
, ;, sqp fsqs5s aa sstiee Wee
the supreme cont W. otsKew Yqfk de:
n11ffqt 6he aRRllGattgpna Q tor a new, Hial
otar 1y1Iqq4F9 lieutenant isof Police
ss{ ths, aq u q HssRs9
= RosAn(4tthall, - AN, ..t.u AN, zTl; y
sseos y15 5,s9. 81 ~. : ny h',.a a..
ro,Rssbbsgrt n. sWeit4eer defeated Garter,
Il HgerFjsagi fen tie Democratic I'd q
gAo pem9AanaalaoQeny a. yhllGfesgoi !py E1lu
81 gH ap5l aRePEE99xl9llmAetselX aJe.NQQ: The
Democratic primary In Chicago, The
total ,wasro approximately .,,soo,o 900
sYsttzer fEeqeived saYeew omep;a VOTES
,teqaisH HARRISON sthFes |Vi.l1a4 Hale
;TI4h4aaapsep was the lRep4bltespo nom
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-03

e,,,,,yn. y. s,a4.t, i, as,.,., q. :. /,
| Took eiGr adhsthsae OF fhg faing fglces
betwsedn Chiha and tJaaipjah, WIZ dis,
1Hibsgd aM YeRfns. The i96htf 4Sfreg noes+
between Representatives Of The two
! nations aapba Silently 'wer 81 pafSBgresains
4! t51WzLsd q fcomnpifromiss:: seq ~ e ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-03
{zoTd 9yET T7-s j TH5Dl o. TSIi5ud-|
Isaw esuaopd II aAoIds I yel
.olllnnla !! E D
lsdt~ gu s3Hfpt Isl $50 Of HEdt /
III s$|e 81 ,Isa gp 1gq az
ea4NsIfo ytgads II DID, ys7xs anl
a.aINs e "a 81 f r. ||ses q
s. 1aped isGsipqH AZ Y .N 1s! i
- la1hQuQaa agif q 1 81 10Y

eAHeekk|tgtr 70 rs '5 SLY egAt!Fag u.
| bi4hso deatficaE3hs e9ethe FFe6ep ton
Ppedbn boasa detsf0 Da9d9 dna tkg Ad,
1fiatsd odeaF sSag' J Ghnt,fh esdio byi the
French .didiBtsrHp aof nhiSrfne. ay Thirty.
BisHt bfths d6rssRtwer lost ont
}eT ggW eli .eossis@nag 10 anriRup !.
fmeRassfaas we're rdfivsN1if from Bodap
Ita38kdWiaapi aacuo asilag to- u Bachafest
dispatch to the Col6En@ Ha1Sttati with
1thisare verse rtKe norrgspo ndsHH saga.
Fahgo ffnal Russian aoppos itton bin Buko
Fwf1a, sls' ash attsfA d. ian daHheag pf6tihee
cleared of invaders. ,sGsiota a,
n 70 steta edt m WaI p at s1edT
rdPhe Called heet, l1as toli1baa1i6d inr
41terior nfDrtssdn thoestraats otathacD Oar.
kaanGneH. eE&Ietre bdtrgcfed eupon n,Fort
Dardanos was severe and the Turkish,
fEixepfy feeble! aaos| ia
ffarst beyond those az ane len,
k t21 the 81 A SIS ss ta
4asA4sHeR ssspn. many,
| sksEl a ' |lsl 3 li|it foF,
llS d M al RUS
east s
has
been beaten OF BY the Turks, With
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-03
Ghl1s.|&4Hln1 5'uoEA" nan sagsq
te.!k> diHsYh6e-en saW ono atfT

GA@AESGa~ 3!23f" AsHi st4f4
h'eE' ,h4yys ae-ens aaw ono atdT
sMillardt has brokehetraiAiuk I'd z
vPas0, 7HeMI iandy ,goneeronr aashtntins
trip with Tsn O'RDarks iN4htt Nfextcsal
mountains asiJ adkoC urlsy shaso left q
Havana obytnwayq of N5W of1sahs {
confer with Ja6he . Johnson shout It'll
night dat6in Juarez.y BodtemAy not )
held. t,'Doa sEl .yIinoinust talima | -
as .ssmoH ro.i>ais slst 70 iaaad
Freddie f.Welst, alightwsfeit chan
spfoW gave Charlie White Dne 70f a
nifti est: combination boxing andsdann =, =,
ling feSsens 81 All Mfl#adkeH. wig. tfii
champion 'ssver. 1akahded 'his' rivat
GhaHlisnwfoHa ew0i sfotfnds a.tng' mint
and tehthsaby' q shade, ,tW8#efei eve
ana CREDIBLE 1gal l6red rs rtk6 front q
ssfx!A .aGi| ain 81 II 20 snIttag Ds
sssu,s sbadsidais 20 asstoq sbstanI 3.
f C,.sN lrA y ,aeIl fIga adt II ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-03
| llgg!xjtS, t,d1ni|. .RSYolfa.,as. :

~ AiWp mert1anifa aeroplanef sipi10ts
cropped bombs onu puble1 and private
buildings Of Monterey, Mexieousay sia
,NarRaRAa dispatches iyad in Los An.
:.geleas u They ,ware pperahnguin con.
.atp netfon with, liable Gonsalesl21 Gar
ra11za general, who was attacking the
Village rE1spn,f11ig4l sseepafaF NaeHq
+ I q faj1I
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-03

The Frs lsl s(SE;11 aaSb {
was ia i
tion Ess 4 Stax .s BOD,
pes1s IxSIed NV e GU t lt sak I|wh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02

Manager Timmons of the Pan
tages is figuring on another movie
serial, when Meal Of the Navy
is ended. Neal has proved a
tremendous pulling power.
In our opinion, "Still Waters"
at the Colonial, is one of the
sweetest and most delightful film
plays of the season. Marguerite
Clark has a loveable role, and she
is everything that could be asked
of an actress in such a character.
Among her support are Harry La
Pearl, Robert Frederick, Robert
Vaughn and Arthur Evers.
aT
Mark Twain's books are soon to
be made intot film plays. tom
Sawyer" will be first, followed by
"Huckleberry Finn"
In New York, Griffith's Birth
of a Nation" has been shown at
725 consecutive performances
with a profit OF 100000.
Manager Davenport says that
1.-THE Lamb is as great a drawing
card at the Liberty as was the
first Triangle feature THE Iron
Strain" Douglas Fairbanks
comes into his own in 1.-THE
Lamb" as very capable leading
man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02
GOV. TO INVESTIGATE

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. L.
The government will investigate
the Dupont powder works explo-
sion. This announcement leads
to the belief that an anti-ally plot
Is suspected. Two more small
fires were extinguished in the
plant today. Only IL of the 80
known dead have been identified.
HARD FOR .PSYCHICS
Commissioner AtkinN introduce
ed an ordinance at today's coun-
GIL session which classes the fol-
lowing persons as "disorderly
persons: Hypnotists, mesmer-
lists, phronologists, fortune tell
ers, palmists, clairvoyants and
persons who pretend to predict
the future by means of astrology.
Because q bullet from the re-
volver Of City Detective Huckaba
ricocheted from a pavement,
crashed through the candy case
of a confectionery shop and de-
stroyed quantity of goods. Mrs.
e. Kurtz. 312 18th street, pro-
prietor Of the shop, today sent q
bill for 1913 to the city council.
Huckaba had shot at a fleeing
burglar. Candy was scattered all
about the shop, according to Mre.
Kurtz.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec. 1.
President Wilson informed
Chairman Sparkman of the rlv-
ers and harbors committee. chat
he would not sanction any new
legislation in Improvement worh
this coming session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02
Cured His RUPTURE.

| was badly ruptured while
lifting trunk several years ago.
Doctors said my only hope of cure
was an operation. Trusses did
me no good. Finally l got hold
of something that quickly and
completely cured me. Years have
passed and the rupture has never
returned, although am doing
hard work as a carpenter. There
was no operation, no lost time,
no trouble. l have nothing to
sell, but will give full informa-
tion about how you may find a
complete cure without opera
ton, If you write to me, Eugene
M. Pullen, Carpenter, 331B Mar
cellus Avenue. Manasquan, N. J,
Better cut out this notice and
show 1t to any others who are
ruptured-you may save a life or
at least stop the misery of rup-
ture and the worry and danger Of
an operation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02
HGIsINI@

Never had a film that attract
ed bigger crowds in Tacoma. &"
That's the way the Mutual Film
people speak of Damaged
Goods" playing all week at the
Apollo. Seats are at a premium
every evening.
A special movie show, with
musical entertainment Is being
given this evening at the Sunset
theater, Sixth and Fife, for st.
Andrews guild. On the program
will be John Purdy. Mr.. CRUDE,
Frank Fornia and Fred EVAN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02
@ o o o 9 . o 90 @ ~%%@ q
DEATHS n
, q o o o q D o o o o q

@ @ @ o o o D o o o @ o D y q q
Mary @. McDougaL age TO;
yesterday at 5444 SO. NJ st.; fun
eralFriday at 3 p. m. from Buck
ley-Kings; interment in Spokane.
David r. Frickelton, age "a;
Nov. 80, at 4121 No. 27th st..
funeral Saturday at 8 p. M; in-
terment In lakewood cemetery un-
der direction of Buckley-King.
Mrs. Susan Selleck; age Tito
day at her home at Dash Point;
body removed to c. G. Mellingers
. o o . @ o @ @ @ o @ @ . . % .
o FUNERALS D
o @ o . . o o o @ o o 9 q D b o
Leonard OLSON; Friday at 1882
from Buckley-King's; interment
in lakewood cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02
Stella Hammerstein to Star

Miss Stella Hammerstein,
daughter of the great Oscar Ham
merstein, the operate impress
sario, has just signed to star with
the Gaumont (MutuaD company
in Ace of Death" a three reel
Rlalto feature to appear shortly
In the Mutual program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02

Lois Weber and
Phillips Smalley
made scenes in
San Francisco re-
Gently for Uni
versal's opium
film play Hop"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02
ITALIANS LET UP A LITTLE
ON GORITZ BOMBARDMENT

ROME, Dec. 2.-The incessant
fire on Goritz slackened tempo
arily Tuesday, according to in
formation received today by the
war office. During the lull, the
infantry, protected by the artil-
lery, strengthened the positions
already gained. Later the artil-
lery resumed hammering the city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02

Hart is the producer of Wild
West stuff at the Ince studio,
Santa Monica, Cal. Fritz is his
favorite horse. He is an or
merry" little COW pony; runs away
every time Hart rides him with
a hackamore and tries to scratch
the rider off under the low hang
ing branches of the trees.
But Hart has soft spot in his
heart for the frowsy steed-calls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02

New Jersey will turn loose one
million bats in the mosquito
swamps to eat up the skeeters'
1t is said each bat will deyonr
$50 skeeters a day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02
N=9IeAW=W
MNsaM1agczIT
thursday, Dec. 2, 1915,

Gen. Sir Ian Hamilton, until
recently commander of the allied
forces operating in the Darda-
nelles, tells of an Englishman
who was Dragging about his FAM
lily in the Jockey club dining
room.
"My family" went on the Eng
lishman. "lfNs. been entitled to
bear arms for the last 200 years.
And NINE" said a Scotchman
in the corner, "have been entitled
to bare legs for 500 years!"
Miss Eta Bean of Boston Is
visiting friends in California, ac-
cording to the Santa Barbara So
ciety columns.
Oh, why does nobody love a rat
Walled a rodent, through his
tears,
And while he wept, the smiling
cat
Grabbed hold of both his ears.
A book agent asked my uncle
iron a Kansas farm whether
he would buy an encyclopedia.
NO." said the old gent, I'm too
old to learn to ride one of them
things. "-Artle.
u
THE QUICKEST WAY OUT
Mistress-Nora, l have found
my best silk petticoat in your
trunk!
Nora-Have We, mum? An you
thought you had lost it!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02
FOR THOSE THAT WANT no
STICK AROUND A WHILE,
THIS PLACE WILL NO
DOUBT FILL THE

tFrom the Gary, Ind, Post.)
A new electric sign calls your
attention to the Oxnard hotel.
4nls motel is absolutely modern
and up-to-date, having just re-
ceived nice coating of tar on the
roof.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02
Yesterdays LATE NEWS


PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. !. -
Bruce Granville and j. c. Dom
Vile, were this afternoon found
guilty In the federal court on a
charge of robbing Portland post
office sub-station ga" on Febru-
airy 5. They face 25year sem
fences.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02
By Cynthia Grey

Dear Miss The hidden printed in your
%y Encourages me to tell my own secret for the first time
family when he Il. lived the with
and our %n. mail was Away. way. getting mixed
IL wss int ois or the boy the
was such opportunity comes but a man life
on The a named the man who had made the
w at the head Of an
% Ss ns 1s aS
am one of our first citizens"
undoubtedly the terrible Of the Hidden Chapters
% T s s. nss ess
% S m se 70" 1 Hsvs %s told RE
s,.,D Dear Miss fee, there mistake the Estas,
shermans son. was in Seattle less than two months ago
5noms: Ewing the
Dear Miss What made ieaouse
the lady Of a. s
% hsvss Ssf d. do s much SEE
the as he % s s n her fading ns d
took his sister the show with and she said Why Jack
girl had never my husband mention his life.
that II!
/ a a time. | that
husbands died before I him. And
have that Neither has
husband
suffered good DEAL for had thought my hus
bands first only love. feel all right and truly
for girl that died. for she left the best in this world
But readers has surprising story OF jea
ousy mine, would like it. ANTO1NETTE.
Ar Mother, Gig Harbor: will a stamped envelope
discuss in the PAPER.
to ask something about
national Bird the turkey How did he get his uame?
he is q natl OF Turkey EDWARD B.
the liking of BIRDS" is no
probable of picking
turkey wing little the sutan's country
turkey American, though he has been
adopted countries He discovered about
when the Spanards
brought specimens
highly praised for bringing
toothspme q prize world
The turkey had privilege most humans would like to
avote call
turk. naturally enough he called turkey
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02
i'm Mutual Rialto Feature.

In the Gaumont (Mutual) fea-
ture, Ace of DEATH" Miss Ham
merstein plays her first serious
role. She is now In Jacksonville.
Fla. working with the Gaumont
players In their new winter stu
dos under the direction of Will
liam +. Haddock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Castle,
famous society dancers of New
York, are featured in a new film
release by Cort called "The Whirl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02

Helen Holmes
is being featured
In the Mutual's
railroad series
called "The Girl
and the Game"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02

him his Pinto Band He wrots
a poem about the little horse and
left 1t kicking around the studio.
Tom Ince, the chief. got hold Of
the verse and Immediately got the
inspiration for a picture. Hart
and Fritz were called into court
at once and the pony was made
the feature of the film. 1t will
be one of the Triangle's first re-
leases
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02
HE GOT HER

Miss Wouldbe--I never read
the society news - it always
makes me angry!
Sweller-If you don't read it..
how do you know what to get an
cry about?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-02

Ar Mother, Gig Harbor, will send n stamped en-
will letter. The subject do not
discuss in the PAPER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-29
Chestnut Hill

At the masked dance which will take
place on Monday evening at the stenton
country Clue. when Miss NAV TAYLOR.
of l5i East Mount Airy avenue. will be
hostess, tho following guests will be pres
ent. Mr. and Mrs. Fredoric;, Slmonin
Miss Marion Gartley Miss Marion Mont
gomery, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hawley,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hawley, Mr. and
MrS. Daniel Donahuc, Mr. and Mrs Hultz
Miss Helen Fry, Miss Lorraine Hnlsey.
MISS Mary Datesman, Miss Helen Cros-
Key, Miss May Alburger Miss Helen
Young, Miss Edna Cav, Miss Alice Dill
lenbeck Mr.. and Mrs Frank Donnh hue
Mr. Harry Shoemaker Miss Helen Car
son, Mr. Allen Hin, Mr.. Monroe Rob
inson, Mr.. Samuel Wentz, MIR. Paul He's
SER Mr. Carl Evans, DR.. William Van
Dalton, Mr. Marcellus Hoppe, Mr. Joseph
Dougherty, Mr. Leonard stiles, Mr.
Thomas Cunningham, Mr.. Arthur Jack
son, Mr. Philip Leroy. MIR. Frank Lamp
ING, Mr. Ralph Frsbie. Mr.. James shelly,
Mr. Joseph Lamb and Mr.. Alfred Hlnkle.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Rittenhouse Miller
Will entertain at dinner on Saturday,
November g. at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-29
South Philadelphia

Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the sixth annual entertainment
and dance that is to be given under the
auspices of Mr.. Daniel L. Keating of Z203
Christian street, on November 3, In X.
OF c. Hall, 3Sth and Market streets, the
proceeds of which will be given to St.
Joseph's Protectory for Girls. at Norris
town, Pa Mr. Keating is being ably as
sisted by Miss Edna Maher, Miss Cath
arne Quigley, Miss Madeline O'Donnell,
Miss Agnes Hayden and Mr.. William
Lowe. The Kayoula Dramatic Company,
under the direction of Mr.. Robert Nugent,
will present the three-act farce, The
Kleptomaniacs," in the auditorium, and
there will be dancing all evening. Mr..
Wittenberg's String Band of seven pieces
will furnish the music. Among the pop
ular South Philadelphians that Will be
seen in the cast are Miss Anne Mcdonald,
Miss Marguerite Ormsby Miss Margaret
Hines, Miss Catherine Mcdonald, Miss
Margaret Farrell, Mr John Roach, Mr..
Charles Heffernam, Mr.. Joseph McLough-
lin, Mr. Francis Hogan, Mr.. William
Duffy, Mr. Joseph Heffernam, Mr. Daniel
Heating, Mr. James Hughes, Mr.. John
Ryan, Mr.. John Heffernam, Mr.. Lewis
McClane, Mr. Charles Dornack and Mr..
Robert Nugent.
Mrs. L. O'Connell, of 1913 Skunk street.
win leave shortly for Wildwood, where
she will visit some relatives. She will be
gone about two weeks
Mrs. James A. Roberts, of 1890 South
81 street, has just returned from two
weeks visit to Corning, N. Y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-29
Navy Yard Affairs
MRS. GERRIT p. JUDD

Mrs. Littleton Waller Tazewell Wal
Ter, wife of Colonel Waller L. S. NJ. c..
will not receive on Thursday, November
A. but beginning on November Il she will
be at home every Thursday afternoon
in November at her home in the Navy
Yard.
Mrs. w. ~ Hill, wife of Captain Hill.
L. S. NJ. c., will close her home in the
Navy Yard, and leave on Wednesday
next for Jamaica Plains, a suburb Of
Boston. where she will visit relatives
and remain until Captain Hill returns
from Haiti. She will he accompanied
by Mrs. w. L. Parker, wife of Captain
Parker, u. S. NJ. C., who will visit in
Providence for a short time before sail
ing for Cuba, where she expects to
make her home.
Mrs. Frank Halford wife of Captain
Halford, L. S. NJ. c., will entertain on
Tuesday afternoon at bridge I'm honor
of Mrs. Hill, who will leave the city on
Wednesday, There will be three tables.
Her guest will include the two recent
arrivals in the Navy Yard, Mrs. w.
S. Littleneld, wife of Lieutenant Com
mander Iittlefield, u. S. N, and Mrs.
Vernon, wife of Lieutenant Commander
Vernon, L. S. N, and Mrs. Waller Mrs.
c. c. Long, Mrs. Nelson Vulte, Mrs.
Charles A. Lutz Mrs. Alexander A. Van
degrift. Mrs Raymond b. Sullivan Mrs.
Samuel Began and Mrs. Engeman, or
New York.