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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-07-20

Mrs Joseph w. Hawkins will leave
for Daytona, Fla, Friday, after a visit
o. several days in Americus, the guest
of her sister Mrs. J. D. Hooks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-07-20

Miss Susie Emma Chappell return
ed to her home in Richland Thursday
after visit of few days in Amerl.,
Gus, the guest of her sister, Mrs A. B.
Woodland, and Miss Mary Hawkins.
Miss Hawkins accompanied Miss Chap
pell to Richland for a visit of a week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-07-20

OPPORTUNITY" knocks on every
mans door at least once in life. We
are offering you an opportunity eyerg
day to buy good ROAST and STEAK
from us that will sttisfy. Why shoul1
you let this opportunity slip Phone
The Ayashery at SO and IA. 20-1t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-07-20

Fred d. Sheppard, of Perry, visited
friends in the city Wednesday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-07-20

! have some local money to loan
on desirable City Property. H O
Jones. 1oe
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-07-20

Come in and let US show you some
diamonds in the rough. Daniels, the
JCWeler.
Horace Clements, Of Buena Vista
was here this morning.
Miss Lucille Shealey, of Macon, is
the attractive guest of Mrs. B. NJ.
Holloway, at her home on Packson
street.
f. B. Caughlan, state deputy, Mod
ern Woodmen of America, will be in
Americus Friday night July 21st. All
members meet him at the camp, 8
o'clock.
Lot 81 and S. low Shoes in this sale
for s.. Extra values. PINKSTON'S.
o. R. league, of the seaboard Air
Line was here today.
Miss IVAN Johnson. who has been
visiting relatives at Marshallyille, has
returned to her home in the city.
We could not buy the Shoes in car
lets at the prices we are Offering them
today. PINKSTON'S.
]. w. Kennedy, of Dawson, was III
the city yesterday.
Remember Billie Burke in "Glorias
Romance" Opera House tomorrow,
Friday, July 21st, Caught by the Sent
inoles. 20-1t
Fred d. Sheppard, of Perry. visited
friends in the city Wednesday.
NettIeton's 81 OxfOrds OF $685.;
$3.50 0xfOrds at 1856. All staple Wei
and combination lasts included. Buy
al least two pair. PINKST0N'S.
Mrs. Minnie J. Hearn, of Anderson
vile, was shopping visitor in Ameri
Gus yesterday
H. c. Mills. Of Fort Canes, was in
the city today.
Miss Susie Emma Chappell return
ed to her home in Richland Thursday
after visit of few days in Amerl.,
Gus, the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. B.
Woodland, and Miss Mary Hawkins.
Miss Hawkins accompanied Miss Chap
pell to Richland for visit of week.
Ii yen are regular patron of Pink
stOn's Shoe Department and have
waited for this sale, be sure and come
iii the morning.
W. D. McPhsil, of Albany was here
yesterday.
DR.. H. B. Allen returned last night
from Baltimore and other eastern
points, He attended the national Elks
convention at Baltimore.
All Shoes reduced at PINKST0N'S.
Mrs. Nancy Ansley and Miss Annie
Ansley have returned from delightful
visit to relatives at Tampa, Fla.
Charles U. Rogers and j. H. Little
field, of the Windsor hotel, are in Cor.
dele today at the w. 0. w. log-roll
ing.
Mrs. w. F. Cullens, of Camilla, wa.
in the city yesterday.
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RW Hwm Ww m u-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-07-20

Billie Burke, Caught BY the semin-
oles, "Glorias Romance" Opera House
tomorrow. Opera House opens at 4
p, m, and continuous performance.
ln Colt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-07-20
Read our AID ON Page of this is
sue. Big Sale. PINkST0N co.

Mrs. Paul H. Sanford, of Macon, is
the guest of her father, Mr.. w. E. Ham
ilton, at his home on Lee street. Mrs.
Sanford's little son, Paul Hill Sanford,
Jr., is also the guest of his grand
father.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-07-20

Judge ]. r. Stapleton, of Preston,
was visitor in Americas Thursday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13
No WARNING BY
SUBMARINE WHEN
ARABIA WAS SUNK


To-, sortino iourps, srse,A. ,ssste wtrst
London, Nov ~ A diHputoh to
WoutorH Telegram company uon
Malta npyn.
"ppHncngorn Of the Atuhin who lnud
cd hrro Hay that the submarine wer
not aceu but that the wake Of lpr
podo was dtn,crnod After the Hhiu
was rDru,k the uuhmnrinop periarup'
wnn aocu 500 yards distant
"fhc torpedo struck the BUNKER
near the engine room Conl blpyte'
tho ront ana ntommod iho lu-tuHh o
water. which undoubtedly enabled ih'
Arabia a. remain np long ntluut Ihr
crush wpH tofriflc ana tho vonneI
avitlcd round under the force Of ll'
impact rwo ouHuocrH pre miHaloH
ANA IL ~ mpponod they poriHhod ~
their post of duty. The porlHcopa war
drtinrlly nrou oircluR around the
ycaao urlor Hho was Hlfuab but tho
Hubmnrluo novor cnme 10 the nlrfnoe
"Tho ppuouRofs ola convinced that
by tho proHouco Of mind NJ Tho crew
10 whom had been allotted The water
light doors Dt iIonr. % ppHsonser
rolnlrn lhpl while no WINS IN u boat hu
saw the rubmnrluc puriH'opo moving
toward lhr hrihin. ibo intention Of
Dho aubmnriue evidently boiug Do
board Tho aleumnr and secure tho
SHIPS papers 1hr tracuinF reaaels.
however. frustrated lhia dehRu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13
OFFICIAL COUNT
Of CALIFORNIA
COMMENCES TODAY
Watchers of Both Parties to
Carefully Scrutinize Every
Tally Sheet Individual EIec-
tors to Be Checked,


san Francisco, Nov. - The Of
nclal count Of CALIFORNIA; vote In the
presidential election will begin tomor-
row and steps have been taken not
only to expedite the enumeration, but
to insure It's accuracy
Both the democratic and republican
state central committees have engaged
checkers and attorneys to scrutinHe
the count Of each tally sheet Under
the direction Of the state committees
county committees viii have charge
Of the scrutiny and tonight all prep
arauons were reported complete.
Except in San Francisco and Los
Angeles the count Of the tally sheets
sent in by the precinct election orr
GERS viii be before the board Of mpcr-
v!aors I'm each county In San Fran
cisco city and county elections viii be
handled by the election COMMUNION
and In Los Angeles county by the reg
istrar Of voters.
The republican state central com
mittee was busy today getting IN rig
urcs on the individual votes Of all
elections in the belief. it wag nnnonnc-
ed. that al least some Of the republic
can electors might be- found 10 hayn
enough votes to qualify for the cleo
toral college.
With seventeen Isolated precincts
still uurcportcd the vote tonight stood
Hughes 4G2xZ2. wilson 4GGlGG. Tn"
F...II .. N.f.lH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13
WHEN YOU WAKE
Up DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
"s'n the poisons and toxins from
system before putting more
food into stomach.
'''s Insids-bathlng makes any.
enc look and feel clean,
sweet and refreshed.

,. a.sa yourself on the inside before
M --'-s' HE you do on the outside.
~ I vastly more important because
sam pores DO not absorb impure
MO The blood, causing illness,
'a9 bowel pores do.
='sy ounce Of food and drink
~. -,3 the stomach, nearly an
q waste material must be
-.. - 9-t q the body II this waste
+ 80. is m; eliminated dav by day
A'f teru=--s and generates
49, gases and toxins which are
So q sucked into the blood
l-f1-zh the lymph ducts
/. s--E only n0Irishment
,l= BODY
- -5 health measure e %
- a-e breakfast each day. a
r-s- -l- warer with & tea
st 2 Limestone phCzp hate in d,
-zs- ---rl =ss way 10 wash
Is gases and toxins from
nFas. -rer. kidneys and
e. 49, -e zz-s-rg. EweetsulrE
s-s the entire sI.rLsntzry
IL ~ putting more f1o1 into
-. 1--1 u limestone rhos-
--. o., Ts-y little AZ tas drug
81 s-.- tt--=-t 10 make anyone
~ v- - --ss1=-tat1irz. Eer
Ezra N1c aye zcc1stCr-s4 %
,ll- i1 --lL aching had o.
sz-. --E-= TAD taste -zs.y
~. c--- l@Eo-. others u1-
-i-4- IS acid srerac- %
r-4 - assured u BRO
e. - -=-- e aC.E E=z-t1
4ss-r1--e Ct NV
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13
POUND SALE

IN Monday, the 18th day of No
on5er 1915, at ten o'clock a. m, in
mont Of the city han, I will sell INC
following described horse, which was
aAen up by the poundmaster in the
city Of Albuquerque.
% roam horse, age aout 7 years,
.sft back and left front feet white,
branded on left shoulder.
J. r. GALUSHA,
City Marshal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13


St tNW Mimi, NeN EudaN p
corrections lc5t the uushra plurality
in Mmueaon bt soo the total ,otr
Ca date VAH WtlHon lts.Nlh.
tWehoa. tfS.NNS tbrlhAUlt county
soldlcra favored WtlHoN "a o. lt
There ato Jew ptoylNcta tu heat
from aud practically Hl or mr Hry
oud ana rhtd regiments
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13
GERMANS INDIGNANT
OVER ALLEGED BRUTALITY

,s,nrhnlns InuD"., ars,'t tstste assi
ErDu Eut o. a.. WitrlasH ~
Hnsellry * dr'p impression hne
br.n madr pu lh, Crtuau puNljo Wy
thr recent rrpor num lbr admiralty
hal 10 lmDah pntDl rldp living the
American naR utl', destroying tho
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13
ADVERTISED LETTERS


Mra I 4 A,plr MiaH MarN ttalettt
MIR Mahle THROWN Msa uvnatda to,
,pmrs. Mlsa Margaret clarke. MlHs
undyn Coughor Maria a relHade
Mira 10 H. 9pruuHyg Nt= y NJ
Fleming. MlaH Aunle lUNmd MH
inuta HamWH Mtn Y t. liRruolr
Mis- Huru lUuaa lrHulp Meiuuea
laphoi Marines Miss setlot Mrtnf
forty, Miaa Ana MAY Carlolie Nuenes
Mis- l., riuHse Misa Katherine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13

cured, writes Mrs.
Sarah Baker of Not
tinghill, Mo. "Our
m erchant bought
som e of Chamber
lain s medic in e S
last fall and also re.
ceived some free trial
samples of Chamber.
lain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. He
gave us some of them
and | wanted my us.
band to try them. He
said it would do nc
good. His stomach
had be IN troubling
him worse than ever
At last on Friday i
told him if he would
not take those tablets
Twas going to send for
q 1np+Or on1 ba cat5
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13

hevOuld take them. By Monday he was
ike another man. The blues were gone,
% more trouble with his stomach, and
The best part is that the trouble has not
returned 81 capnot praise Char bec.
an's Tablets too highly .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13
1rS 4ED WILCOX
VAT OFFICIAL COUNT

-.s... sBEcrAL LtEsGo "1Rt'
49, Nov l2.-Charles F.
+" 5 william r. Wilcox,
s1 rf the republican national
s plan To remain in New
, assk or more. to await the
Ta 49, official count in Cali
> sd hight one =,
count S finished, th6y eN-
~ n vacation. MI Wilcox
..orl chairman called upon
80 II his hotel this after
Ia,sr Wr Wilcox said;
in tie same position as
~. fsen since election night'
an official count in Cali
H.. .ssvre the reelection of Mr..
..'"- tsfore We are willing to con-
"g Let Far be it from us to
president Wilson of one sin
~. ,,o rroperly cast for him.
rslt many messages from all
.,sf .bs country were received at
5aran headquarters Mr. Wilcox
many Of them were complaints
tasy kind,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13

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ida snostytN Nta "a u ahea'a
lle,a asuabN,a Np q ERt'r
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Mcua ttat
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l,ttte tanyrta tN tteoettt g poos
NauN WeNU Ma',oa un,sos ,Ne
Nys Neaahdo tNt,oN r,aub IS can
ieaus ,eid,uo Nt,e1o CNe,eo rom
vtulae h a. a ,m,te Moluulaae
,ba,,a. A. / raoteh. Wis, - peal
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rastrauu piyb tue,aoo. 4 we
ptae Neua,m tVuueuu. q, u rnnts
ttuWad Htt,lA. Htsaida uNtuit
Npaimp,u ,besu fUwU,no ueneeies
rau,tayu ,hblr ~ put N,a e. q
uoHvn An,oulo ! uoOla meoei go
mra. Hnntiaso Aaitia A q llurtlre
"a tladr, tlodeee tloue,o y
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lea Nertmos. \ u 1onrs. hiNiaet
| Iowa. VI q toWae teaus Tues = N
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ult,er NJ Mootp. ~ Il Mltlet Motr'
Nuoos atr,e revet Matnnu tailila
Uoo I ttuuto,. upUee lti,hataH"n
Noislao ttoduuurs. e. a tiues uet
iutt l. aunlls, Manuel Hnarlre ms
wsula npn,hra ca. raNh RlnwF
t,ler aatnhor. ! " Hholtno u thur
ua Totrttu fdutue 'iun lai""
rha,lti fhoWas iedto thoanI lseu
|ttMnu tautie NanrWlai tes"tl
/ vuuenrt iuhu 4 Wptnpt W ! WI
SOFT iuhn - Nhlln. Matb Wehhe''
hutpt 4eotea Walapu ltpnis WlAin"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13
How She
Cured Her Husband

For FIVE years my husband suffered
rbhis stomach. The medicine he took
mIy gave relief for a while, nothing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13
Temperature.

The monthly mean for The state,
based upon the records Of ninety eight
stations having mean attitude OF
about 5000 fcot was $40 degrees, or
3 degree above the normal, uH do
tormlnod from tho records Of forty
five stations having data FOR ten years
or more October 1915. averaged
~ degree wnrmcr than the lnm
month. The highest monthly NOM
temperature was G3 dcErocH nt chris
bad, and the highest recorded temper.
aturc. % dcrrcoa al Carlnbnd on the
3rd, ana Mt Arlcaiu ON the am. Tho
lowest monthly moan WITS 1913 degrees
mt VirWlvin, extreme northern Taos
county, and the lowcai recorded tom
pcrnturc. - degrees at THE station
ON the goth aud ut Bluownlor on the
2Gth. The RrcntcHt local dnily range
Of temperature was 90 doRreon at
Logan on the 2olh.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13
N -z=-ssuzzzz~
MRXnze>
A soluble Antseptie Powder 70
be diasolved in water al needed

Ia --s.-c.-.z- z-'-s+a, - ,f' .,-".'.'''
- ,-zz.-z e2.s---r ---zi- '--a.'-.'. =
-.-s-z-..r q -1ss IRA az IA
go ~ 'z-- enc ia /. "a = - -
=. - Tsa-a ~ LIZA Z. F.-t1z-.
lfsss..-s 60 -.sz 7--7'- 2 = 80
: $50 -~ra.s .1--es5'.-l-s-t= VIZ
80 " .-Tsa "a f-5a'a.i.'1
-r--s- VIC -1rz -ee- .'-'-'- "a
g. = -V.r-. IS ". 81 = E-l- -
I--zxfa 80. age -1I = = "a
~ Pat-.u -.LsG g, a.a---- I---'sA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13
OCTOBER A WET
MONTH ALL OVER
SUNSHINE STATE


srt,4,. sosstspeNes>,s 80 a,~>.>s seyS>ss'
Santa he. Nov. ls October Meas a
wet month all over thc state av,vytH
ine e. ,hc report toy ,he state -, thc
weather bureau. Witch MAS issued yes
3ay. IN fact. the month was the Wcts
test October ON vcroNl. tNttgtiob euN
October tSgt. rs SIS euN tn NoWh-
eastern linton aud CUaN counties shat
a deficiency in precipitation occurred,
- -''' - - - " Ry'--or-5 -,N 49,
the southwest whore Do exceeded three
inches. reaching fiyo inches at q few
stations Heavy floods swept down
the Gia. MmhreS and san Francisco
rivers. observers ON che latter dctlats
us it the highest flood t,Uowu tU many
years There was snow m the hiEhs
est northern mountain country but
most az IT, except ON The htshcSt peaks
hats melted.
The temperature ot the month aver
'urrA slightly above the uormM coua
stdruug the state us "a whole. Small
Deficiencies occurred tu tho lower ne.
COS valley, at scattcrinE stations tu the
northern unrtiop Of the state aud az a
few stations in the cNtrcWv southwest
hut. ON the other haud, a tetr excess
was general over the Wtddlc RIO
Graudc valley. tho western vauaNea
and most Of the central counties,
warm weather prevailed at tho hogp.
ming Of the month aud continued, gon-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09
ARE WEDDINGS AS "FUNCTIONS7
BECOMING FEWER THESE DAYS?
Many Modern Girls Very Sensibly Dispense With
All the Fripperies Incidental to Large We'd
dings Which So Tax the Strength
of the Bride
Of the Bride

1NE e struck by the comparatively
FEY iaree weddings given recently,
npfno o. the most Important alliances
have been made very quietly and unosten.
thilouaIy.
There seems to be a growing sentiment
against show weddings. time was when
~ girl considered herself real bride
unless she could walk up the aisle clad
n the conventional white satin ana
ofanee blossoms, attended by at lcnst six
brldesmaids
And to satisfy hor wishes, the glrl's
father often strained his credit 20 the
limit TO provide the necessary regain,
besides entertainment for tho euests.
And all for the sake OF having several
hundred people craning their necks TO
see the bride. and later AZ tho house cast.
ing appralalng eyes over the presents
While the bride, pale ana wan after
weeks Of hustle and hustle IN prepara.
zion Tor the great event. stood for hours
and greeted the guests az they arrived
with q fixed. ghastly smile, praying for
the end or the ordeal
IL the girl in question is husky. specl.
men. well able to endure the round OF
Rayeties. and her parents are well pro.
vlded with this worlds goods, thore is
some reason for the splurge.
But too often this IA not tho case. ana
the sums spent on this one dhy would. IL
given to tho young couple as wedding |
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09
MOVIE CENSORS PASSED
45,429 REELS IN YEAR
String Authorized by State officials
Would Reach From New York to
San Francisco, Figures Show

HARRISBURG. Dec Eff II would be
possible to make a string OF all the moving
picture films examined by the State Board
OF Censors In Pennsylvania during tho fiscal
year ending November 80. the line would
extend from New York to San Francisco.
according to the figures compiled at the
boards offices here and announced tolay
IburIng the year the board examined
1907 reels, which average 1000 feet each.
The number OF duplicate reela certified to
reached 2s,4i2 or 2s.4t2,000 feet. out OF
the number of reels inspected. cighty-nlne
subjects were condemned and they COW
cred 244 reels. OF tho 45,429 reels. originals
and duplicates 1l,9l4 elimInatlons OF parts
were ordered by the board.
Fifty per cent OF the reels which came
before the board throughout the year were
classified as dramas, forty per cent COM
odles and ten per cent educational or travel
pictures, A charge of 81 IL made for every
reel. original or duplicate, which is re-
leased in the State, no that the revenue for
the year from this source was s45,429,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

1
Copyright IsSs, bp Ocoree p sciis.
tS9te a. refdefa~-iha Ftotg pi l.eAfi w W.
ArK gi b Fiss9 10 srsHsf,9 ssssri5 IsT9 Va mgi n
pubilthsd each week Read me st9rg tefs then
| ions ana dsysiepsd tba motiqn.pigiats gru na
shoVsihe "fshqt n ibe irmg.''i
CAST
Captain Raiph. Paine The hero Reich KsiiaIs
] Colonel Dare her le,hof '.-. ~ Al Gsfston
fssfsiIsa iS5 ioSSa5. m "a Sdseh1aies- . sial. Wssss
| Toxic psarJa chauffeur ....,..,T, Tamanioto
DeteSisss tiPs fsis sgsss Gilsr servants. valet etc
Fubutic-Captain Raiph Plnes has bean con.
s%nsff sf mo 5s sien!s & Tnnm pnss 81 Ire ahaa s esn
10 the urenadiAn Govefhmen,
sgs7s Pssses gsltTTs u psst ssrr1Ss s irs,s Tsqs
sna q Bja Bjs auRBsgSdsd Esdasss SssuFss hin %
prsHSs elsh y msrr5Hs Gs Fear Bare and dsr
sseIie -nrenrs, room 20 hotel Bertha Bonn,
sg1t,risSt on S1d S1d' liaplsassd
sabti'lc-Bertha I,onn e 'hS , rnys,erioSSs I. sS
hrmiy insists on settling g. show Foreground
spssS ses iSq am sn stone Sfofs aad on tho
gerke ot ruin" continue .prgylous torsground.
'sp spdks ks'it yoa da tna get "9S'a psS money
fh9 % i2r9GR cla 70 S.Sss Ss' ss 931 sn
pup ogkci FROM BOSOM Il Is on chain Brent
sd6ilile SIreg, recognizes pcEths,g locke, a.
Bsiths .tsFlpr Al iogke,. brent speafs. =, y. .,..
ssG eoGf'e sTbs wSps opsns See SiS ssSaSss We
ion a. 8rcnts bshdwritInt i ioSq tsrssrophd
2ISssip!2a iSs 5a,n,5, G9 9 paslhin
In sasIIgIs- GlsRHs 4bsis Esfis Ba.l. lai2.
scene gRo9m N home of Berthaa father in
army post, Father seated smohinE bertha
!. scene a-nrongs, quarters la army pos!
lrftl. Younger ana minus muHthchEs seated,
Hears knock az door. Admits gertha, Dsrtha
lnEiy They crehanEe not gnrrlendiy nianccs,
Brent approaches her, fondlss her, and she
sa6,ltis-@Moat55s later. The oa!sasI. ~,
SulyGsse sntsts sssiths kppFoac6ss 2T door
. az dasf SSs fnoek s'f uss s. nnaysd sG
;s,anlts Berthe lofknS d92E neTTousy sttgr her
Finally picks up photograph. writes on Il, hands
spoken titleE';sfhat will prove 1 intend to
marry you, But cant got furlogEh, and lor
HerihS eFresS,, Brcnt Eives her money, Bertha
snbtltle@pGt brent dId not marry Bertha and
hy ssn sos hss whe places ~h s '
= Scene 5-nrents room In hotel Same, as 2.
STRUGGLE followH, II Ia interrupted by a knock
hs geTha m arms Tns ns eH' brrnt
mons Brent 10 War ofnee. Bren, hosltatss, then
suBtItle,-Berthn declden to put tho loeEst in
Scene b--Lobby OF hotel, Clerks dsqk. Bertha
az desk Obtains safe deposit envelope from
safe. Getu receipt, Puts receipt In handbag and |
subtitle--Ameriea'H enemy. tho silent Menace, |
npgceaarrss In even the rsro bone s,,.,, ,,.,...
masked, going ,6reuss desk Pearl enters does
n not r, no,leo him for 5mnomen,i then as she
~; wsdqY a3a Empf out Pearl fol
from Sldo entrance 20 house as one of the !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09
SOUVENIRS EXCHANGED
AT CASTLE KIDS DANCE
Policemen, Guests at Annual Affair in
Camden, Serve as Escorts When
Festivities End

Perhaps It was lucky that Sergeant
Nowrey and ten policemen were invited by
Police Chief Gravener, OF Camden. 10 at
tend the annual Castle Kid ball at Turn
gemelnde. Hail. broadway and Pine street,
Camden. Refreshments were served.
Among those injured at 4:15 a, m. today.
were;
LILLIAN Knox. ps4 Federal street
Among those arrested were:
George Shaw, 140s Broadway.
Mable Knox, 1868 segal street, sister
OF Lillian Knox.
A woman, unidentified.
Three men, unidentified
According 10 tho polleemen-gueHts I.il-
Han Knox threw glass at Mrs. George
Shaw, Shaw hit Lillian Knox with another
glass and Mabel Knox and four friends who
had not left their cards at the door partlci-
pated. They all had hearing today before
Recorder staelthouse.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09
THEATRE PANIC AvERTED
Presence of Mind of Orchestra Keeps
Patrons in Seats While Blaze
Is Extinguished

Presence OF mind OF the Broadway The
atre orchestra last night probably stopped
panic, When the theatre was comfortably
filed with patrons OF the first show ilrs
started I'm barrels of waste at the north
entrance to the theatre.
The orchestra started to play a trlHs
ahead of schedule and the audience was no,
aware OF the blaze which was extlnguished
with little difficulty The nre Ia believed to
have been started from a cigarette thrown
in the waste