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Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07
Continued from Yesterday

The following morning found Cleo
IN a Bingham apron and Hope IN his
shirt sleeves hard at work listing
and packing the hundreds Of dusty
volumes, the ubiquitous and good
natured Hook mailing up the cases.
Hope was in the act OF placing the
much-worn Bible which had belonged
to Burke when Cleo snatched Il from
him.
That mustn't 60" she cried. ut
was. given 10 daddy by his mother
and the very night he~he died he
asked me 20 keep II always. ! shall
never part with it,
The sale, which included the Burke
library, so Mf Dawson wrote Cleo.
would take place on the following
Wednesday AS il had been widely
advertised he anticipated a large at
tendance and good prices On
Wednesday afternoon Cleo, who, on
Hopes advice, was preparing 10 give
up the house, began the formidable
task 81 sorting the mass Of papers
letters. scientific data aud meme
.randa which had belonged % her
father The rrceiptrd bills She placed
IN one pile, the unpaid hills there
were but few Of these, thank good
ness she placed Ia another, the pa
.ptrs relating 90 hts pawnts Do a third
A Ahs lifted thr lealhcrseuprred blois
ting pad which hsd laid an her faith
.ef's desk almost a. Ions as she could
Remember there slipped from between
lih inlds and ilutieftd o. che lloor .
lettFf l'tCklnH " uM She glanced al
IN tAFflsatlY NJ tet nn which 0t the
piles 4 belonged To hes surprise Is
was addressed 60 herself Tearing h
open, she drew ahl che single shes 81
wUte paper that d contained M wUns
der that lNt msasaEe. setaaltd there
.nn n hff atbetA gnmpfA hAudWtUf
mg hfoaaht Dr. bef hnt s tff uf a.
tpH.shmfpi ard confederation This IS
Nhat 5hH fg6d
Ht imaf t.sasHtfl
a pc at q af attik taa uti naf
ihs saFt RI tha HtHafisf Is tha tats
ff - tfsf If faat aataias ths tsfFs
Ustsa aaA SOC HHW tAt stt ...-
Won haa mamfat ths Stood
tpftthlttt titfHe AZ tha mtasaFe
llam tlf daaa Ihf tu0ks 0Vft 49,
Hesk That fHa.t fflef aaN ia lha
lNffn WtaNftA alumfa whbh t0m
ht earliest recollection bee ialhef
.hbt tFpi m DIS HrftfnaW thai thtf
might % Fgsl Be- tlW. Nee 80
called shtW ast anfftsstkB a. She
tAt he8At hlm q ihe iahmatWfF II
vast tnR io fsmtmhff. itM hf hsA
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07
Warren is Arrested
for Having One Too
Many Wives at Once

Arthur Warren. y years old. was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Larry
Flynn Monday al his home l40l
Gust street, East Omaha, and taken
to Syracuse, Neb,, where he is wanted
for wife descrtion
According to the authorities here.
Warren is also a bigamist After he
left Syracuse he went 10 Macon NO.
where he married another woman,
with whom he was living on Gust
street al the time Of his arrest His
explanation is that he thought his
first wife had obtained a divorce from
him. Wife No told Deputy Sheriff
Flynn that she did not know that
her husband had been married before.
- won't give him up. We love each
otherw she cried when her husband
was taken away.
Warren said his FIRST wife deserted
him and that he understood that she
applied for divorce ana obtained ser
vice upon him by publication.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07
MISS M. R. WILSON. TEACHER
FORTY YEARS, RETIRES

After forty years continuous sery.
ice IN the Omaha public schools Min.
ME r, Wilson, Fifth y teacher at
Central school, will be retired next
week. Her formal request for retire
mcnt was received and approved by
the Board Of Education
Miss Wilson began her service ia
the old high school building on Capt.
FOL hill, this school at that time hay
ing both elementary and high school
classes She taught AZ Webster and
Farnam schools and has been at Cen
trail school since opening Of the build
ing 1898
Her sister, Mrs. Sands Woodbridge,
was a member Of the first high school
graduating class,
Miss Wilson is very modest about
referring to her long and faithful ser.
vice She has seen the Omaha school
system grow from a small group Of
schools TO the present system Of more
than fifty school eenters. She will
remain in Omaha, where she has a
home
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07
The Secret t e. Submarine
BY Z. Alexander Powell
Glory
a Copyright by e.. AIsHand Powell

when am gone there is a fortune for
my little girl IN those old volumes"
She had supposed that he referred 10
their intrinsic value. And those were
among the books which she had sent
to San Francisco TO be sold at auc-
ton, She had unwittingly let for
tune slip through her fingers But
perhaps II was not too late.
Hook she cried cxcitedly, way
ing the letter, sec what I've just
found. II fell out from between the
blotting sheets when | was cleaning
Daddy's desk The formula is hid
den in one OF those books which we
sent 10 the auction sale In San Fran
cisco. They are being sold TO-
day. there isn't a minute to
lose. You run down TO the hotel
and get Lieutenant Hope and Ill go
over TO the drug store and try 70 get
the auction rooms on the telephone.
Before Hook, whose faculties were
none too alert at any time, had re-
covered from his astonishment, Cleo
was flying down the garden path AS
she dashed through the gate she al
most ran into the arms of Gerald
Morton,
"Ohl Mr.. Morton she gasped Eve
found the formula That is," SHE
added I've found where II is hid
den.
Great heavens lie exclaimed. and
there was ayarice IN his voice, where
Is it3"
II haven't time 10 stop and explain
now" she painted Il must get 10 the
telephone The secret is hidden Ia
one Of those old books which daddy
always kept ia his laboratory--aud
they are being sold today az Dawson
auction room in san Francisco. i'm
going % telephone and lry 20 stop
their salel he last words she
Aung oYtl her shoulder as she hast.
eucd onward For a moment Morton
stood pnnderinR Then hc also
dashed mady down the street -in the
objection ~ ihe railway station
Following olgAs Instructions. Sgts
tns had made il bis business ever
anes she night 81 thr murder. tu
ktep thF liugkf bamg under nrwI
lance arid ~ Wairh those wha entered
Hf lFlt n AS he was uukaa&a q
Cleo 81 her igiFudt hr was suahlfd
On observe their eumnFs and Roinn
without sfonINe theIf Nuapitian
WheH FhflpiUft. sa hf was saWutt
lbs slanE ihf opposite Side 0i tGs
street moAns tsarsue be mN
tlt0 husi pNt "a thf aalt hailgN aHd
obviously dth8ukhi hNla sn eseliE8
tNlluNaE Wih MHgW aHt theW ii
fatiua dasH tht sidewalk. & wat lAs
mutt usiWAl lhmE W lfr e0Fld ibal
h@ tNlmMlf WAuafA Hf aHualA tNN
ASIA li6e hff fhe chase td NHt
lesN hm tAf iaf Biloxi kfinw ahg
hufsf Iafe dJaa tlole
Mas atf fNHf te'tphAne. M
smNa Ahe Atkft eos NFHaHitl
mHt eeg Wogd HsFaHllt IS SAN FFaR
gttfN /.
HDeuam4 NNs paltfa vas ia
aasNtt Ihtfa she paaaa aNef
thg gatNe Atk iha uFefsiaF NJ ate
tNW tana Distance
tte ns Coatlnusd famospa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Emma & Johnston ana husband to
William NJ Hughes, ThirtyeeiKhth
street west side. lsSi6o - s,ot
william q Davies TO Joseph William
Meyers, northeast corner Forty fifth
and y" streets, kdxt33 ,.,s,5..t..t
Frank ", slabRugh and wife 10 May
g. Walker, Fifty second street, 400
fcet north % Farnan street east
OneontR Investment company 20 Reed
nrosi all lots between Pacific,
No0lwarth, Foriy=fifth and Forty.
eighth stroNts, except b0xl274 on
south hide On Pacific and Thirltsth,
west Of Forty.fifth street also OK
cept a0xt27l on south side Of Pop,
pleton avenue and 90 feet west of
Foriysftfth street st4t.....4r5t+4.. A0,0t
Columbian Investment company 10
Esther hpofaky Wnuiworih avenue,
400 feet west 81 rifty.third street
north side boKt2e.4 ttttt.tt,t+tttt,. Il
James W, sharpe and wife 10 ehopen
Co, Marcy street, 100 "a feet
east Of Thlfty.frat street south
side. ~ i3xfGth .t.s4...tsat..tt
william Wetscl et al 20 Sam Groyu
and wife '"r' street. izb feet west
N Twenty ninth street. south side.
James NJ. Rsnney and wife 10 Minnie
Anderson. Nv" street $50 feet west
- Forty second strest south side
b0st10 ..tt..., s444s,..,t..44s... ~
Barker rompany 20 Harry g. John.
son, northeast corner Forty flfth
ana Mason, AbEias ,tt..,..sss5.r
Nineenko Tedesco aud wife 10 saliva.
tore Greco aud wife, Twenty Soc
and street ag feet north Of Clark
street, rAHt side a4Ki30.
Arthur Moran and wife 20 Herbert
! Welis. Fifteenth street 40 feet
south Of IND street, west side, A0x
Harry T.. T0steyin and wife 10 Everett
gdwardss binrteenth street. ~
feet south of c0rhy street west
eide, bosti .tttttetttsttt+tts i2l
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07
THIRD INsTALLMENT.

SYNOPSIS.
Lieutenant Jarvis Hope Ia dstnllod by the
United States Naval board to investigate
ana report his findings on the invention Of
Dr, Ralph Burke which serves 20 bring The
submarine 10 state ~ perfection, The
lieutenant arrives In Yaldnyla and IL well
coined by the inventor and his daughter,
Cleo on tho trial trip Of tho inventors boat.
Japanese helper Ia surprised IN the act
% examining the mechanism Of tho yens
iilatlnE device. Hope reports fayorHbly on
the new device, but there are others In
tsrostad In n. An attempt 10 hnrglariIo DR..
Hurke's laboratory fails but later CLEO
finds him murdered In his bedroom.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07
High Asks Mandamus
To Revoke Licenses Of
The Omaha Saloons

Rev. +. a. High superintendent Of
The Anti.Saloon league today insti.
iuted mandamns action against the
city council, asking that the city re-.
woke the licenses Of all Omaha sa
looms, on the grounds that they arc
now without proper bonds, the llli-
nois Surety company, the bonding
company Tor the saloons, having
failed.
The writ 81 mandamus was granted
by Judge Day and the hearing set for
June 10
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07
THIEVES STEAL SIX
GALLONS OF GAS0Ll NE

The high price Of gasoline caused
gasoline burglary at the Standard
Oil filling station az Forty-fifth and
Grant streets Monday night. Three
men drove ~ IN an automobile after
the place was closed, smashed thc
door drew six gallons Of gasoline.
with which they filled their tank, aud
then drove away.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07
REAL EsTATE-IMPRoVED
North.
cLosE.fN BARGAIN.


CLosE-fN BARGAIN
very NIFTY, well arranged, exccp-
tionaly we'll built home on 2Sth St. near
California. hardwood finish throughout;
rooms good size and well arranged.
rooms. reception hall and bath pressed
brick foundation, cement walks fun ce-
ment basement. stationary tubs, floor
drains. paving paid, $4,000. This Il a
dandy place for someone wanting coy
home close in,
y. V. sHoLEs co. ..a
s15-1s city Natl Bank Bids Doug ~.
FINE HOME AT
67ie Florence Boulevard
For Only $1,000 90. New House,
Two Bath Rooms Ground 1880
W. II GATES
si1 Omaha Nat AK hid Doug i7st
SINGLE man, two houses, modern. walking
distance, rents $50 monthly; shade and
fruit trees. lawn, garden, chicken house
and yard. $4,000 ais North 2fth.
ron SALE BY owNER--My equity, $500,
IN 7-room home, nearly new, modern
except heat, for tl.io0 cash. Address y
242, Bee
koUNrzE Place restricted district resi-
denee for sale. Y. " Kniest SblS N. 18th.
BROOM bungalow strictly modern. nice
shade bargain. Webster i97s.
1922 N. 9Th ST.. rooms modern. two
stories Webster 73i.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07
FARM AND RANCH LANDS


MissoarI Lands.
GREAT RARGAfNs-t6 down, SIS monthly
buys 80 acres, good fruit and poultry
land near town, southern Missouri, Price
only Si7b. Address BoK SOS. Excelsior
springs Mo.
CHEAP FARNs--Any Size. easy terms. in
the Beautiful OEArkH 81 Dent county, Mo.
w Frank aei Neville Block. omaha
Montana Land..
FOR SALE.
a large irrigated town water righD, we'll
stocked, well improved hay and cattle
ranch in the famous Bg Hole basin, Mont.
Address, k.2bs Hee Tor few days only
ron sALE-i60 acres Montana wheat land.
al level so acres IN fall wheat, house.
barn. we'll, ali fenced Q miles from town
eheAn. Address owner hoa 60 NoronA,
Mont
MONTANA land for Haio In the grcat grain
producing counties of Mountains. Write for
free map. Agents wanted schwab BROS.
iQ2s plymouth bldsa Mihnespolis, MINI
Nebraska Lands.
AHAH i. HtiNGElFOHp, the northwsst
Nebraska land man, II IN the city for the
DAYS Of Tuesday June s, aud perhapa
"wednesday, June 2. Those wishing 10 scs
Mr. Hungarford can DO ~ hy calling up his
once. i30A-b W o. W bldg. Phone Doug
las tiin ana setting tins for your call,
ar call Tor him al the Hpms hotel Suite
aaas8tD " he IL out az the tins you call,
leave your phone number and your name
with the party answering and MI Hunger
fard Will call Yon upon his return.
ron sALE---s20 acres, sln miles south Of
nlK spring ksb. Level land Price t26
per acre. n, 81, Adams Norris, hiun..
owner,
ron SALE or Trade. 40 acre farm IN hut
lsr county, Neb Hili taka stock ~ goods
~ 20 $4,000 90 IN some good towns mus,
he doing good business. Address Look
BoE ~. Carson Ia.
BIO acres, ten miles south chadron, 100
acres good pillow land 100 acres timber,
rust range land VIII sell for cash OF
trade Thos sweeney, Chadron. heh
100 ACRES II Kimball county, Nebraska,
at tl200 per safei this 10 bargain, Ads
dress = 262, Zee.
sonth Dakota Lands.
ron HALr-ie0 scres good land $40 per
acre buy from owner. Addfehs j. ~.
Ciedtks Draper, SO OAK
MISCELLANEOUS,
FARMS, acreage and city property for sale
and exchange. 9, H Combs. 500 brandais
Thnataf Bldg Doug 1915
HorseS.-Live Stock-Vehicles
Fer sale
HAY 1880 ton. A, W Wagner. sOi y. 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07
Motorcycles and Bicycles

MAhLrI Davidson MuruRCfCLnN mar
aaIa ta used mHehlHes Victor hoaa, Ihl
MafareYcis MAH ttas lssFaaeefth.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE

y ~ a ~ ONeNNe n 49, - - - - - -
u, aat0. 2zos FarnAm.
Buick roadster. B-s6.
Chevrolet touring elect equipment
Maxwell touring, 1919
iinpmoblle touring, 1915.
WE will trade you new Ford Tor your old
one.
INDUSTRIAL GARAGE Co.
7oth snd Harnsy Doug 1851.
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE..
Special rate for liability insurance on
Ford cars. including property damage, iab
Fire and theft at lowest rates.
KILLY. ELLIS a. THOMPSON.
pl5-1t city Nat Bank Bids, Doug as1s.
THE AUTOMOBILE WONDER.
Make ton truck out Of your Ford
car. Everybody Is buying this 'Torm-a-
Truck" II solves your delivery problem
and sells like wild fire. Agents wanted.
For particulars see or write JOHNSON
DANFoHTH CO. 1899 N. 18th.
FoH AALB--Common and preferred stock
Mob. corporation, 70 manufacture safety
appliance for handling gasoline around
garages, auto stations, oil producers
plants and tank line systems, D.sl1a
22ls Douglas.
AUTOS FOR SALE
We will loan you money TO buy Ford,
Dodge, Paige or Chalmers,
ABBOTT BROS. AUTO co, Patterson hik
USED CAR pARuAtNs AT
MuRPHY-o'BHIHN AUTO CO.
Iai-i6-ls Farnam 81
ron sALE-Ford roadster chains, extra
tirea, numbers month old Leaving town,
1855 Address, s-26a Bee
FOR AALE--iei3 Cadillac excellent oondl-
ton; might consider omaha real estate In
trade Address l72, Bee.
1913 MAXWELL touring car. fins condition,
. extra tires 1900 Douglas bp7s.
Auto Tires ana supplies.
DON'T throw away old tires. We make ons
new tire from 2 old ones and save you so
per cent IN VuloaniHing Co, 1914 Day.
anport H., Omaha. Neb Douglas 1914,
AUTO TIRES
REBUILT 1900 TO tboo.
Duo TIRE Co, 1911 CHICAGO ST.
Awto Rspatrina ana raiatias.
MEN Auto Radiator repair hsrviua and
prices riEht as = 18TH H. p, iapo.
400 reward TOT maGneta We can't repair
coils repaired hsysdogtaf, 80 y. 18th.
JOE MuApHY@Auto rspaifus, iif b nth
Ht Tyler sel, nisht lied slat
nisstFto A~,epsohiiss.
Waiter Anderson. eKpt repk electric =
batteries, storage 80 fafnam y. tsit
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL EsTATE--B'ness PITY

FOR SALE OR LEAsE--Two atore build.
inaA IN good business district, no com.
petition, Address iia, Hes
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07
FARM AND RANCH LANDS

tanadtaa taHas
mfHF hasH HsaH. afts# Ia SOD I'll .ss-
tas ksRW 500 o. aaHa tzftl'a H&a#&i ~
Msa NHNaF Mss#NtHhsHA& tAsHAA &4H
tfeM atf Hs
ksesas tasts
entAF sa q ,sh y netsssA
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07
FOR ,RENT-Ap'ts and Flats
WANTED TO RENT

UnfurnIshed Houses and Flats.
WANTED TO RENT-lmmediatsiy, good
or s-room house with garage In West Far
nam district or Dundee. Must be first
GLASS place. Give full Information. Ad-
dress o I37. Bee.
Wanted 10 Renl Houses
In DUNDEE.
w T. sFtpY ~ SONS Dnugias 1910
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-07
FOR RENT--RooMS

HILDRETH APTs.--2 rooms, furnished
new. steam heat. cleo. light; gas ranges
laundry. See these last 26lS-24 paven-
port
I LARGE unfurnished rooms, party without
children. sl2 per month. i2s So, 2eth e.
y LARGE. modern, s25 mo. Call Harvey
506l. lis Park Ave
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-03
UNIVERSITY DIPLOMAS
FOR ST JOHNS GRADUATES
Governor Harrington Presents Sheep
skins for Degrees.

Urging the graduates of the Uni
versity of Maryland, with which St
Johns College is affiliated, to take an
active interest in public life as well as
in the ir chosen professions, Governor
Emerson c. Harrington on Thursday
presented eco diplomas to as many
students of the university on the stage
at the Lyric, Baltimore.
Two honorary degrees were also con-
ferred, that of doctor of science upon
DR.. Ichigoro Nakaharo, the distinguish
ed Japanese dentist who visited Balti
more last year, and the degree of doc
tor of laws upon Dr.William Simon, of
Baltimore, who has achieved marvel
Gus results in color photography.
Many of the conditions now com
planned of in politics." said Governor
Harrington, might be corrected if a
greater number of the men engaged
in business and professional life took
more active interest in politics. Sue
cess attained only by untiring efforts.
1t is due to application more than to
genius. Do not imagine that not hav-
ing received your diplomas your work
is done. 1t has only begun. What went
before was merely preparation. Never
before have there been so many oppor-
tunities. The future CT the country
depends large.or in part,upon you"
rhe degrees were conferred by DR..
Thomas Fell, provost of the university
as the dean of each department an
nounced the names of the candidates.
There was only one woman among the
graduates. Mabel Lee Maginnis, who
received the degree of doctor of phar-
macy. Rev. Philip Cook rector of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, of st.
Michael and All Angels, Baltimore
made the invocation.
Among those receiving degrees were
the following: Department of Art and
/ Science st. Johns College-Bachclor
of Arts-George Ewell Dryden, Ar
thur Bremen jacques, Robert Otis
Jones. Thomas Watkins Lyon, Henry
Joseph Selby. Joseph Dent Hungerford
Bachelor of Science-Fred Bielaski,
Thomas Eugene Bourke, John Thomas
Duke. Charles Lester Hartsock. Gabriel
Thornton Mackenzie,Chaunc Stellar
Mcneil, Jacob Myers Pearce, Jr., Fred
erick Weston Hyde, William Francis
| Stronger, Abram Wright Williams.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-03
MISS BLOODGOOD is
BRIDE OF NAVY MAN.
Reception Follows Marriage to Lieut..
Downer at Church Of Transfigura-
ton, New York.

In he Church of the TRANSPORTATION.
New York, Thursday afternoon, Miss
Eloise Piesson Bloodgood. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fanshawe Blood
good was married to Lieut.. Delavan
Bloodgood Downer, U. S. n.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR. William II. Vib-
bert, rector emeritus of Trinity Chapel.
The bride entered the church with her
father'who gave her away. She wore a
gown of white satin made with short
skirt and trimmed with fiounces of
Duchess lace. There was a court train
OF satin and her veil of tulle was held
IN place by coronet of lace, and her
Jewels were wrist watch set with dia-
monds, gift of the bridegroom. and a
necklace of pearls from her mother.
She carried bouquet of lilies of the
valley and white orchids. The bridal
attendants, Mrs. Horace Green. Misses
Rosalie Coe, Frances Gordon Wendell.
Louise Downer, sister of the bride
groom, and Emily Sherman, wore gowns
of pink taifeta combined with pale
blue gauze and silver lace. They wore
large hats OF tan colored chiffon trim
med with pink and blue and carried
bouquets of old-fashioned garden
flowers.
John Van Shaik Blodogood. brother
of the bride. acted as best man. The
ushers were Lieuts. Archibald Stirling.
and Fritz Rieskohl and Ensign Donald
f. Washburn, U. S. N. Elmendorf L.
Carr, John Montgomery and John Kerr
reception followed at the home OF
the brides parents. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Frederick Downer. the
Misses Downer, Louis de Forrest Dow
ner. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Bradley
Ffske' Miss Anne Van Courtlandt, Miss
De Peyster, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E
Coe, Mrs. Charles A. Coe, Mr. and Mrs
Fisher Banks, Miss Banks, Mr.. and
Mrs John p. Clifford. the Misses Len
tilhon, and Amy Clifford, Mrs. George
Nj. Cowlishaw and Mrs. Daniel Lord
After their return from their we'd
ding trip Lieutenant and Mrs. Downer
will live in Annapolis. where the bride
groom will take a postgraduate course
at the Naval Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-03
MOVING PICTURE ATTRACTIONS.
Al The Colonial.


John Barrymore in & comic dramatic
adventure THE Lost Bridegroom. 4"
John Barrymore, has played many
roles on the screen including princes.
dictators and other interesting types,
but he has never before played a
crook. 1.-THE Lost Bridegroom" is
one of the most laughabe and, at the
same time. most thrilling stories in
which the celebrated star has ever an
peared.
BERTHE Joyce, the role assumed by
Barrymore, is young society chap
who is struck on the head by thugs
while returning from his bachelor din
ner on the eve of his marriage to Dor
othy Hardin. His memory complete
ly obliterated by the blow, Joyce wan,
ders down to the river front, falls
asleep on a wharf and tumbIes into the
river. Of course Joyce was in even.
ing clothes at the time of the hold up
and the thieves have Invested him of
his coat and overcoat. When Joyce
scrambles out of the water, he re-
moves his dress shirt. wrings it out,
finds his tall hat. and ambles into the
UTSJ SaiOOn WIN the enlrI over MS
arm. There is a mild sensation in
the place when the stranger enters and
the inhabitants-it is the headquarters
of the band of thieves-are all for
throwing him out But the proprie-
tors daughter comes to the rescue and
the stranger is fed and clothed Then
it is decided that he would make an
excellent gentleman burglar. adding
"class" to the gang, so he is trained
in the art of burgling.
The papers are full of the disappear
ance of young Joyce and the descrip-
tions of the vast assortment of we'd
ding presents over which the near
bride is pictured as weeping. 1t
looks like rich haul to the gang, and
Joyce, his identity never for a moment
suspected, is sent with two others
to rob his own financee's nome.
An extremely amusing "Bray's Car
toon'' will also be shown, making this
evenings show one of mirthful enjoy
ment. Monday, matinee and evening,
Charlie Chaplin in THE Floorwalker'
md Vivian Rich. in 1.-The Silken
Spider
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-03
SNAP SHOTS.

Heed not blusterer. but beware
of silent man.
BE sure you are right-then pause
a moment for reflection.
Hallway travel teaches people to
know their own station and stop at il.
the man who aims to be good in
this world may miss fire in the next
Woman either love or hate: there's
no happy medium in their affections.
"A mans ability should be rated
by what he finishes and not by what
he begins.
Few men have sufficient confidence
In their on veracity to believe all they
say. "a;
The average lazy man gets along
so well in this old world that he en-
courages idleness in others.
It's all right for a girl to hustle
around for husband, but after get
ting him he should do the hustling.
When a man goes into a restau
rant and is given tough fowl he is
very apt to lose his respect for old age
The man who boasts of wanting
little here below is usually the fret e.
kick for more ROOM in crowded street
car.