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The Washington times., 1916-02-27
HOME.

Clara Kimball Young will again APP
pear at the Home Theater today In
Camille" in the photoplay adaptation
OF Alexandra Dumas drama. In the pro-
gram for the remainder Of the week the
management was careful to select those
photoplays most suitable to his patrons.
who are fast becoming friends OF the
Home. Monday Lucille Taft and Alex
andef 0aden In 1.-THE Drifter," will be
seen; tuesday Ruth Stonehouse and H..
III. Calvert, the Essanay stars, are to be
presented In THE Crimson Wings"
Wednesday Mary Pickford will be seen
In Rage" Thursday, William Fox pre-
sents Vivian Martin as Merely Mary
Ann.' adapted from the play by Israel
zangwnl; Friday Vail Valli in "Tur-
mol" will be the feature, adapted from
name.
Saturday Jesse L. Lasky presents
charlotte Walker In "kindlinE," a
drama that hits at the careless landlords
OF the vile tenements. There Will be a
comedy each evening for the especIal
amusement OF the little ones.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

sented. Thursday William Fox presents
William Farnum and Dorothy Bernard
IN Fighting Blood" Friday the Metro
film Corporation offers Francis X.
Bushman AND Beverly Bayne In "A Man
and His SoIl."
saturday the Famous Players offer
Marguerite Clark IN Seven Sisters"
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
Where To Go
Today

At Kcith's Theater at and s.i6 p.
M. today the bill viii present Lillian
Russell, Melville Ellis and Irene Bor-
Grace Goodall and cofppany; Kenneth
Casey. and the other acts on last weeks
program.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

Mary Plckford vii be seen ON the
screen at Loew's Columbia Theater to-
day In her. latest film success, Poor
Little Peppina."
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

Note-These selections are made
from programs prepared by the
mana gers of the theaters concerned.
and no responsibility Is assumed for
arbitrary changes without notice to
The Times. They are based on the
personality OF the players and the
producing company. and not per-
sonal inspection. except In special
cases. u. n.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
ToDAYs BEST FILMS
BY GARDNER MACK.

Mary Pickford In Poor Little Pep
pima" tFamous Piayers), Loew's
Columbia, Twelfth and r streets.
Bruce MacRae and Bessie BarrIs-
Gale I'm The Green swamp (Tri-
angle). the Garden. 42s Ninth
street.
Frances Nelson In Loves Crucible"
Crandalrs. Ninth and + streets.
william Farnum In THE Sign of the
Cross" (Pafamount), the Leader,
Ninth. between E and + streets.
Marie Doro IN THE Wood Nymph''.
(Trlangle), the Strand. Ninth and
10 streets.
ida Schnan In "Uniine" tUniver-
salD. the Casino. +, near Seventh
street.
Clara Klmbali Young in Camille"
by Alexandra Dumas world Film
Cofporatiorl. the Home Theater
Twelfth and G streets.
ltichard Buhler and Rosetta Bricc
In THE Rights of Man Q.ubln),
the Alhambra, 5le Seventh street.
Dorothy Green I'm Her Mothers
secret" the Empire, s15 VI street
northeast.
Marguerite Clark In still Waters"
,U'amous Players). Crandait- APP
polio. GA " street northeast
Nance O'Neil IN THE Witch" Qrox
Ftlm Company. the Empress, re
Ninth street.
Francis X. Bnshmsn and Beverly
Rnyne in ~ Man and HIS Soul
(Netro), the Masonic Auditorium.
Thirteenth street and New YORK
avenue.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS

Five Nights, Be-
ginning Tuesday
at $40; prices, soc
20 ~. Mats, We'd
nesday and Satur-
day, at 2:20; prices
&c TO s1.50.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

For next weeks program at the Home
Theater several exceptional features
have been secured. Sunday the Worlds
Film production Of Clyde Fitch's last
stage success. THE City" featuring
Thurlow Bergen, will be seen. Tuesday
the feature In THE Island OF Surprise"
In which William courtenay Is featured.
Wednesday the Paramount produce
tlon. Secret Orchard" with Blanch
Sweet in the title role, will be pre-
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

Sydney Grant will be seen in Jane. 3"
and Friday. ALICE Brady viii he seen
In THE Woman In a."
Saturday IL agnin Triangle day, ard
Frank keenan, In 1.-THE Coward" AMI
Roscoe Arbrckle in "Fickle Fattie's
Fall" will be. seen.
The Washington times., 1916-02-27

Described. as a marvel OF realism, ."
THE Marble Heart" with Violet lIor-
ner in the principal role. comes TO the
Empress next Sunday and Monday
The plot involves the schcming wife OF
a sickly Frenchman. who, tires OF her
friend OF the family. How their crime
haunts them and how retrIbution be-
comes inevitable. forms q striking story.
The program for the remainder OF the
week Includes william Farnun,, sup
ported by Dorothy Bernard. In "A
Soldiers Oath" on Tuesday; WedneA-
ANN" Thursday. william Shay and
Claire whitney in 1.-THE Ruling pas-
sion:" Friday. Maude Gilbert in a
Fools Revenge"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-01-27
Pisgah

Omar Walls made business trip
to Masontown, Pa, recently.
John Furman. Bert Everly and VIM.
Darnell went to Albright Sunday
where they will be employed by the
Ruthbell Lumber Company.
ID. A. Ryan is improving rapidly
from the effects OF the horse kick.
Mrs. Ryan, we are sorry to say is
no better.
II p. Smith and ]. c. Bircher were
home from PIT. Marion Sunday.
j. A. Wolfe spent one day last
week the guest OF his daughter. Mrs.
Omar Walls.
VIM. Wickwire spent the weekend
the guest of his wife.
Our enterprising hucksters froze up
last week but will be on their old
rounds again this week
Protracted meeting begins at
Laurel Run February 9Th.
A. F. and Omar Walls put In
phones last week
Charles Michael, who has been on
the sick list. is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs M. c. jenkins were
calling on W. o. Jenkins Sunday.
Miss Norma Gribble and Bert Glib
son attended protracted meeting at
Harmony Grove Sunday night.
Quite large crowd attended
preaching here Sunday and listened
TO an able sermon.
Earl O'Neal was Saturday night
guest at J II. Christopher's.
j. ". Smith moved to Crystal. Pa.
last Saturday
Scott King and Wayne Wheeler of
HopeweI. spent Sunday afternoon
here
s. F. Christopher has been sick the
past week.
Miss Coral Piper was calling on
Miss Eva Walls Sunday evening.
VIM $ Walls spent Sunday with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Galloway. OF
Hudson, were visiting James Gallo
way Sunday
Dr. w. a. Smith Of Masontown. waa
a Pisgah visitor Sunday.
Mr. Witte was called home satur
day morning by the death Of his faith.
err
8. +. Christopher made a business
trip TO Bruceton last Friday
The Pisgah school library book,
have arrived
Two pictures have been ordered
with the remainder OF the money
Miss Elizabeth Christopher and
John Furman were Sunday guests al
Clint Graham.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-01-27
Cuzzart

We have had variety OF weather
the past week. The register stood 6
below zero and 20 above
A number Of our people attended
the WEIGH sale at Hazelton Satur-
day.
A number of our young people at
tended the literary at Guseman Fri
day night They report a general
good time.
Miss Maud Livengood has gone to
Reedsyille TO stay with her cousin,
Mrs Maud zlnn. for a while.
Hume Livengood made two trips to
Albright the past week with buck
wheat for Walter Smith. Mr.. Smith
has shipped several car loads of buck
wheat from Albright the past fall and
winter.
Don Crane is working at Glade
Farms
Marshall Ringer killed an eight
month pig the past week that cleaned
him 342 lbs.
Clarence Shafer has been buslly
engaged the past two weeks moving
such things as no could spare to his
new farm. lie expects to move his
family the first OF the coming month.
The health OF our community has
been good. Only a very few cases OF
sickness and they are ali better and
up and going around.
Walter Smith OF Hazelton. was I'm
our community the past week buying
buckwheat
Ira G Bishoff is making some big
improvements 10 his farm which will
add much to its looks and will be a
great benefit
David Feather is running Frank
Smiths coal mine
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-01-27
Brueston

Last Monday we were living amid
snow and the mercury registering
four below zero. ono week later
brought several bright warm spring
days, birds singing. making one feel
as IL winter had passed by. The sud
den changes in tho weather has
brought about much sickness. The
ones that are ON the sick list at pres
ent are Mrs. Staley Wolfe, Ruth and
Ruby Wolfe, Lillian and Julia White
sell. Mary and Margaret Bowermas-
ter, Avis Spiker and Reuio wilkiu-
son. all OF whom have la grippe and
tonsilitis.
jeremiah Thomas Is taking ten
days course OF lectures in the Bible
college at Bridgowater. Va. During
his absence Miss Maymo Gale is as
sisting i'm tho bank.
We are sorry indeed to note the
sudden death OF Sarah Brooks, the
only daughter OF Jake Brooks. living
near Bruceton. She leaves an invalid
AaaNN'aNa Nhb AAsAN hOA nftu Out Oh nRu
for two years or moro. father and
two brothers. She has taken such
tender care OF her mother during her
sickness. The worth OF loving hands
is not known until death calls them
away. Interment was made I'm the
Brandonville cemetery Sunday after
noon. Services were conducted by
Rev. Kirkpatrick. Bruce Splndlor had
charge of the funeral. We extend
our sympathy TO the beroaved friends.
Rev. Johnson is conducting a re-
vival service at Harmony Grove.
The *. OF =. lodge had special
work last week and were assisted by
the X. OF p. lodge of Pisgah.
On account of the severe weather
Saturday there were but very few
present at the institute.
The citizens of Bruceton and nearby
presented Rev. Johnson with two
hundred pound porker.
II our town people could be fur
nished with plenty of cider and few
street lamps TO show them the way
home perhaps there would not be so
much complaint OF loafers on the
fences.
Misses Blanche and Helen Speel-
man of Hopewell. have been poorly
but are improving slowly.
Dave Johnson has returned from
Baltimore whore he has been treated
for stomach trouble. He has lmprov-
ed quite bit, but is not well.
The ice houses were all filled last
week. Ice nice and clear and from
TO inches thick.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. Trowbrldge were
kingwood visitors last week.
Misses Marie Thomas and Marie
Grover are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Englehart
Mr. and Mrs Harve Benson. Mr..
and Mrs. Lucian Frankhouser. at
tended the sale at Jack weIch's last
Saturday
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-01-27

Marshall Spiker was at Brandon.
, vile on business Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Uphold has been on the
sick list the past week.
! Miss Lena SchnopR visited at her
brother Floyd's at Terra Alta. recent
~.
Cyrus Shaffer had another severe
attack of asthma Thursday night.
Earl Freeland of Terra Alta. was
in this vicinity on business Monday
and stopped over night at s. Frank
Kelley's.
Mrs. Ear Schnopp. who has been
sick for some time is improving in
health
l. A. Frankhouser and C. r.. Spiker
and son were hauling lumber from
the sawmill last Monday.
Gay Guseman was over at Union
town on business trip last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter ID. Smith of
Hazelton spent a few hours at ]. ].
Kelley's recently
" 80 H'ShoAs IT, Nllt anu llllle son
Clarence. visited at John s. Feathers
Sunday
Floyd Schnopp was moving some OF
his property frcm Terra Alta to the
farm he purchased of his uncle Ear
Schnopp near h,re last week.
Fillmore Clorpenning OF Brandon
Vile. was i'm this vicinity on business
recently.
Lloyd Miller is carrying the mail
on the star route for Bruce Deal.
John s. Feathe and granddaughter.
Edna. visited at Harold Meyers re-
Gently.
Earl Spiker and others from this
vicinity attended the sale Of the prop
erty of Jack Welch at Hazelton last
Saturday.
John 5. Feather has been sick with
something like grip the past few DAYS.
We are glad to note he il better at this
time
Clarence Shaffer was moving his
property to the William Henry Smith
'"' III "'oi mere ihst week. MT. Shnifer
expects to locate there i'm the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Deal and chill
dren and Misses NJ. ]. and Mae Kelley
spent Sunday afternoon at John S.
Feathers.
Our farmers have about finished
butchering porkers for this year.
Geo. f. Spiker butchered six re-
Gently and Gay Guseman butchered
ten more of his porkers last Tuesday
and took them to Uniontown Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O. Kelley were
at Hazelton on business last satur-
day.
J. j. Kelley gave the young people
a spelling bee one night recently at
the Cherry Grove school house where
he teaches
Jonathan Spiker went to the store
last Thursday afternoon and on his
way back slipped and fell and is now
confined to his bed and seems to be I'm
a serious condition
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-01-27
Albright

The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. l.. church
met with Mrs. A. w. McGinnis last
week
The Baptist aid for the present are
meeting in the Sunday school room
OF Their church.
The Thimble club was entertained
by Mrs. E. f. Watson last week.
The series of meetings in the M. f..
church ere well attended and consid-
cradle interest is being manifested.
The Ladies' Aid recently purchased a
Lauder piano from Floyd Gale. The
new instrument is proving a great
help i'm the music.
Miss Margaret Maust of Morgan
town. has been visiting friends here
for several days.
Mrs. Geo. Robinson of Kingwood.
spent the afternoon with Mrs. r. f.
Watson last Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Groves OF Bruceton. Is
visiting Rev. Morris family.
Misses Burke and Garner, teachers
" RN''AN oNhOoiS bpeuL the week
end at their respective homes I'm Ter
ra Alta.
G. F. Schilling and Clarence Robin
son spent the weekend with friends
in Reedsville.
A. M. Ridenour OF Clarksburg. was
business visitor in Albright recent
ly.
State supervisor Of high schools. l..
l.. Friend, spent a day inspecting the
local high school recently. His re-
port on conditions was credltable to
teachers. school board and cOmmun-
ity. His only criticism was on a
shortage in books for the library and
equipment for more efficient teaching
in science. both OF which defects II is
hoped can be remedled before the
close Of the year.
There is much sickness I'm the com
munity. DR.. Watson is kept almost
too busy to eat or sleep. There rs
scarcely a family not afflicted by III
ness OF some kind Fortunately. 40
far no deaths have resulted in the i'm
mediate neighborhood.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-01-27
Go to Reeds for soma unusual bar

Go to Reeds for soma unusual bar
gains
Charles a. DeBerry OF Beech Run
Hill. is in town today.
W. S. Forman was hero from the
East Side last Friday.
William banks OF Gainesville. was a
county seat visitor today.
Remember the big minstrel at the
opera house Saturday night
Guy NJ. Bonafield is here today from
Tunnelton on business mission.
Fred westerman was a business Wis
itor in Morgantown the past week
Charles Childs and family are the
guests of friends at Hazelton this
week
w. ID. Smith OF Hazelton. was a
business visitor at the county capital
Tuesday and made The Argus a pleas
ant paying call.
DR. Fahrneys Teething Syrup is the
best remedy for any sickness baby
gets. no matter how young or how old.
Try IL.
MIR. and Mrs Brown Messenger of
route 4. Terra Alta. were Kingwood
visitors Tuesday and called at The
Argus to subscribe for the best paper.
Bruce Carroll is suffering from a
badly sprained wrist which he re-
ceiyed while at work at No. 4. In
some manner a loaded car bumped in
to his arm catching his wrist. The
member is greatly swollen and very
painful.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-01-27
The Big Minstrel Show

In presenting 20 the public this
season the DeRue Bros. Ideal Min
strels we wish 10 thank our friends
and patrons for the generous support
they have accorded us in the past I'm
our effort 10 provide them with up-to-
date minstrelsy
The DeRue Bros. Ideal Minstrels
shall always. as in seasons before. be
clean. classic and honest. with fair
treatment TO the public and truly adj
vertised This year the DeRue Bros.
Ideal Minstrels present not one stale
or worn out feature. and we feel con
hdent that we shall please our friends
to such an extent that they will pro
nounce as the only and truly adver-
tised minstrel company that visits
your city this season, for we have
gathered together the most expensive
army Of minstrel talent from this and
foreign lands that was ever engaged
under one minstrel management.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-01-27
Cash Valley


We are having very muddy road,
ut this time.
The grippe is still visiting our com.
munity. IL has called on little Her
man Beckman and number OF 9TH
ers.
Leslie Bucklew and Ray winters
attended the debate at Horse Shoe
Run Friday night. They reported a
good time.
Miss Lottie F'ike waS the guest OF
Misses Leila and Carrie Fike Sunday
A crowd OF young people from here
attended singing at Glade View Sat
urday night. They all reported a
muddy trip.
Chas. Nought purchased new
Ford auto from f. s Evans last week
MIR Vought is preparing to enjoy the
good roads when they get around to
this part Of the country.
Mrs. John Harsh and little son.
Marvin, and Mrs. Don Hughes were
visiting the Cash Valley school Mon
day.
Dennis Bisor went to Thomas on a
business trip today
Lloyd Dawson has been doing some
custom saving with his mill. but is
shut down at present on account of
being sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Snider were Wis
iting John Harsher Sunday.
Berkeley Mosser was i'm Oakland on
business trip Friday.
AARON Fike has been very poorly
for several weeks but is recovering
slowly.
Misses Minnie and May Beckman
were the guests of T. s. Bucklew's on
Sunday
Harvey Spiker is very IN at this
time. We hope he will soon recover
There was "A large crowd from here
attended singing at Maple Spring on
Sunday night.
The Nought brothers butchered a
number of fine hogs the first of the
week
Tanner and Bucklew have finished
cutting their timber and are doing
some custom saving now. They have
few tracts OF timber in view but
do not know where they will locate.
We are very sorroy TO hear that
one OF our well known farmers. Mr.
Chase, is going to leave our state
Mr.. Chase is going to Philadelphia.
Ray Winters went to Oakland to-
day to take Gerald Tanner. The lat
ter has been going to the Oakland
college.
Jack Shuttlesworth has been haul
ing some logs to the Dawson mills 10
be sawed into lumber.
We are very glad to see Henry
Beckman again able to get around
over his farm. Mr.. Beckman has been
sick for several weeks. not able TO
leave the house
George Wotring and Ray winters.
from Eglon, were skating on Daw
sons dam with our boys a few nights
ago
John Beckman was visiting his
brother. Otto Beckman, Sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-01-27
Broadway

s. v. Elliott was at Kingwood Fri
day last
a good roads meeting was held at
Pleasant Dale Friday night
Dailass Carroll spent Sunday with
home folks
r. j. Liston spent Sunday with j.
s. Coles
Jas. Liston made a business trip
20 Masoniown Monday for s. Y. FL
lott
Some Of our farmers are preparing
Tor spring crops already.
Mrs. q r. Lisi0n was az King
wood Tatsiay Of this week.
( let ths cord roads come now en-
~ 81 mud a. IS seen on every hand.
Other states aro sDendlae lots Of
money Tor them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-01-27

Grip is the most popular fashion
that has been around lately Nearly
everybody has &C.
Married, at the residence OF the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leoni-
das Riggleman, on Wednesday even
ing, January 10. Warren Summers and
Mrs. Pearl Trickett. We wish the
happy couple long life and happiness.
VIM. Hawker OF Hardy county. W.
Va. was called to the bedside Of his
mother, Mrs. Chas Shahan, who is
suffering an attack Of typhoid fever.
Mrs Shahan Is reported better at this
writing.
One Of our school rooms is closed
on account Of the grip Miss Ethel
Shafer, teacher, has been having the
grip herself, but expects to take up
her school by Wednesday OF this week
II enough OF the pupils are able to at
tend by that time.
We have a piece Of road IN Glades
Vile and vicinity made with crushed
stone, and we would be glad to have a
hundred miles OF Il. or road Is good
IL - good the whole year around.
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There's a reason" why subscribers
20 The Argus DO not want to miss
single issue.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-01-27
New
Real Estate Office IN
Terra Alta
New

The big Clarksburg real estate
firm, the Post Regar company.
has Just added another branch
Office IN West Virginia. This
time az Terra Alta in charge OF
s p Mitchell IN the Mitchell
building n you want to buy,
sell. rent or trade anything in
the real estate line. either IN the
town or country, write. phone or
see s p Mitchell.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-01-27

Wien soa want the news get The
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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-06-16

Formerly Dean of Albany Con-
servatory of Music, student of
SHAKESPEARE, London, England, and
Clarke, Paris, France. will be in
Kendrick for the summer and will
accept pupils in voice culture.
For information, call at the resi-
dence of DR.. G.. w. H. Smith. 23-2p
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