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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-12

papers for examination according to
officers of the ship which arrived here
to- day.
The submarine made it's presence
known to the Olaf Maersk by firing
two shots over her bows as signals
to stop. Thirty minutes was con-
sumed in the examination, after which
the Danish captain was allowed to.
proceed The Downs are located of
the southeast coast of England near
Ramsgate and Deal.
NEW YORK. - An extra dividend
of 100 per cent. on the common stock
was declared to-day by the e. w.
Bliss Company, together with the
usual quarterly disbursements on tho
common and preferred stock. The
company is extensively engaged in the
manufacture of war munitions. .efF T
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CHRISTMAS AT TECH FOR
FRESH AIR YOUNGSTERS

In accordance with the annual GUS
tom of the student body of the
Technical High School, the children
OF the Susquehanna and Lochiel fresh
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Ask Americans to Aid
in War ON Slavery
London. Dec. /

London, Dec. ~. - Declaring that
they no longer can contemplate pas
sively the ghastly suffering inflicted
by Germany upon Belgium and that
1t is time to put an end to the scourge
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GIVE JEWELRY

Waldemar Cham with gold plated
hnlle ...... 0Sc
Cluster Scarf Pins CSC
Gold Top Scarf Pins ......... SOC
Drawstring Silver Mesh Bags, Csc
Gold Top Lavallieres. soc to $1.5O
Gold Plate Expansion Bracelet, SOC
Gold Top Hat Pins, in box. .25c
Cuff Links and Brooches: box
1Sc to CSC
Baby Pin with chain; set of
DpN '..'..' 9Sc
Chlldren's Mesh Bags ....... 4Sc
Children's Vanities 80. tOc to 4Sc
Ladies Gold Filled Guaranteed
Rings 40c
birthstone Rings .... CSC
Ladies Neck Chains. . 4Sc and 9Se
z and Cuff Pin Sets. .2fc and 48c
Silver Lingerie Clasps; pr... .25c
Cuff Links for soft shirts, 25c, 4Sc
Bar Pins, with sets 24c and 1Sc
Hand Painted Cuff Pins, Brooches
and Bar Pins ......., 25c
Butterfly Hat Pins, in sterling sill
yer; PAR 4Sc
ROSARIES-A large assortment,
from ............... 4Sc to $3.50
Earrings, pearl drops 25c 10 Csc
Earrings, colored stone sets, 48c up
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-12
News Of the World

CHICAGO. - Danger of n Vaude-
vile actors strike is not imminent, ac-
cording to international officials of
the White Rats Actors Union, who
are in Chicago to-day. AS an out
growth of a controversy between the
members of the union, composed of
vaudeville and burlesque performers,
and the Western Vaudeville Managers
Association, involving the recognition
of the union and closed shop, it has
been announced that strike, affecting
theaters throughout the Middle West
was threatened.
HINGTON-Woman suffragistS
are elated by the receipt of tele-
gram from Governor Hiram johnson,
of California, strongly indorsing suf-
frage.
BUTLER. - Two boys, both mask
ed, held up Bert Teatsworth, man
ager of a restaurant yesterday, shot
hi min the right knee when he at
tempted to drive them away and fed
with SO taken from the cash register.
The police have arrested Walter Pape,
II, and Dawson Carter, 10 years old.
BROOKVILIIE-Thc second larg-
est gas producer in this countys his
tory was drilled in by Hanley & Bird,
of Bradford, on the Lindermuth farm,
near Hazen. The initial test showed
a production of 100000 feet in
twenty-four hours.
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WEST SHORE WATER SUPPLY

The Riverton Consolidated Water
Company, through its President, Mr..
Patricio Russ, submits the following
regarding several articles recently APP
pearing in local papers regarding the
condition of it's supply.
The company operates a filter plant
and three impounding reservoirs.
These reservoirs are concrete incloscd
and the supply of spring water is car
ried direct from the spring to the
reservoirs in pipes, thus insuring its
purity. These reservoirs are protected
by close mesh heavy steel wire fence.
The operation of the filter plant and
the inspection of the impounding
reservoirs is under the direct super
vision of Mr.. M. b. Litch of the Steel
ton Water Company, and the oper-
ating logs and reports and result or
analyses are sent weekly to the Penn
sylvania State Board of Health. The
result of the tests of the water sup
piled by this company are all filed at
the Pennsylvania Board of Health, at
which place they may be examined by
all parties interested.
The results of regular tests of the
water supplied show the water to be
of excellent quality.
Regarding the pressure throughout
the district, the company submits the
following: New Cumberland ninety
600 pounds; Lemoyne seventy-fve
(75) pounds, and Shiremanstown
sixty (G0) pounds, or an average pres
sure throughout the district OF
seventy-hve C75) pounds. The COM
pany has had fire-hydrands installed
in the Borough of Wormleysburg for
the past fifteen years, from which no
revenue has been derived. In order
to supply its 1900 consumers. the
Company has over fifty miles of pipe
lines and the rates charged for water
service are very fair and equitable
dxrt
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ARE
RETURNING SOUTH
Too Cold, So It Is Back to the
Land of Cotton For
Them

Back to ole virginny and to the
Lam of Cotton" is a popular song
with colored laborers employed by the
Pennsylvania railroad as trackmen.
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GIVE LEATHER GIFTS

Ladies' strap books
aic. 4Sc to S4.9S
Ladies' Bags ..... iGc, soc to $G.95
Leather Pocketbooks and Coin
Purses ............ 2oc 10 3Z'oU
Ladies' Moire BAGS ..9Sc TO $500
Ladies' Mesh Bags. CSC to $3.50
Misses Bags, in leather, velvet and
silk; each ............... 1Sc
Misses imported Beaded Bags, 4Sc
Leather Back Clothes Brush. .$t.49
Folding Coat Hangers, in leather
case; each ............... 24c
Leather Address Books; each. .25c
Thermometer, mounted on leather
35c
Burnt Leather Book Covers
75c, soc to $1.24
Burnt Leather Needle Books. .24c
Burnt Leather Pen Wipers. -. 24c
Hand Painted Leather Needle
Books ................. 25c
Leather Book Covers. ...... 25c
Leather Writing Portfolios
soc to S1.69
Gents Pass Cases
24c, 48c, 9sc to S1.50
Gents Bill Books. .4Sc to $3.50
Gents Purses ....... Zoe, 4SC. Csc
Gents Collar Bags. .9Sc TO $3.50
Leather Cigar Cases. SOC to S1.50
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GIVE BATHROBES

Beacon Cloth Bath Robes, worth
up to $3.50, for r.......... S1.9o
Women's Handsome New Beacon
Cloth Bath Robes in lot of pretty
patterns; all sizes, full cut. .$2.45
Crepe Kimonos, plain colors and
floral effect, cut big and full, S1.45
Silk Underskirts, Jersey tops and
taffeta silk, plain colors and and
STONED effects -. $3.50 and $3.50
Children's Bath Robes. ..... csc
SECOND F. DOR
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GIVE HANDKERCHIEFS

Women's and Children's Swiss
Embroidered Handkerchiefs, in
hundreds of dainty, new, beautiful
styles ... sc, f0c, IL u and 15c
Boxed Handkcrchiefs For Women
Embroidered and hemstitched;
plain white or in colors; in a box
25c up
6 in box ..... 4Sc UP
A vast variety from which to
choose.
Crepe dc Chine Pure Linen Pussy
Willow Taffcta HandllPrchiefs
Plain color and colored EN- broi-
dered styles; hundreds of them;
FIRST FLOOR
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GIVE SILK HOSE

GIVE SILK HOSE
Women's Fibre Silk Hose, in a
big variety of white, black and col
ors; all sizes; pair ........... 4Sc
Kayser's Famous Pure Silk Hose
for women, marvel stripes in white
and black, in pretty holly gift boxes
pair S1.50
Silk Hose for women, in a large
shades; all sizes, in gift boxes; pair
9Sc TO $1.15
Lisle Hose for women and chii-
dren; big variety; pair. .21c TO 4Sc
FIRST FLOOR
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Waists and Silk Blouses

Lovely Organdie and Wolfe
Waists; newest lace and embroi-
derry trimmed styles, in pretty gift
boxes 49,. ............. 90c
Silk Crepe de Chine, Lace and
Net Waists, in hundreds of differ
ent new styles; nicely boxed, St.95
Gorgeous Georgette Crepe: hand
some Silk Crepe de Chine, Net and
Lace Combination Waists all sizes;
all colors ......... $2.95 to $I.95
FIRST FLOOR
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-12

Rich Salts Esqui-
mette Plush Coats.
All the newest flar-
ed effects with fash =
ionable large collars.
Plush and 3 e a V e r
Plush trimmed. Guar
anteed satin Innings.
All sizes.
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Pie Casserole with attractive
nickle-plated container, and O.
inch size, S1.25 to $1.40.
Smoking Stands. Mahogany fin-
ish, 9Sc, $f.d0 to S2.05.
Mahogany Candle stick, big va
riety of all sizes, zoe, 39c, and 1Sc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-12

NJ a d g of Salts
Esuuimette Plus h
with the new large
collars, lined with
guaranteed Sol Satin.
Newest flared models.
All sizes up to 46.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-12

Stunning, up-to-th minute styles
in wool velours, boucle and pebble
cheviots. Large fur and plush col
lar models, full flare and belted ef-
fects; all colors and all sizes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-12

Beautiful, Stylish Bolivia Cloth
Coats; imported velours, Vicunas and
new novelty materials, in the seasons
most desirable colors; latest flare
models, in all sizes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-12

Fashionable big fur or plush trim
med collar models, latest full flare of
velour plush, wool velour, vicunas
and zibeline; all sizes and all colors.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-12

Wonderful values; superb new styles
of Heather cloth, vicunas, velours, i'm
ported zibelines; lined and half lined
with guaranteed satin and Sol satin;
all the most wanted shades and all
sizes.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-07
Mondays Live Stock Market

North Portland, Sept. 5.-Cat-
tle-The week 5 trade begun with
only $50 head of cattle. Owing 70
a heavy demand for feeders the
market was a brisk one and bulk
Of stuff was taken early in the
day Ordinary and fair grades
sold on a little higher basis while
best steers sold ar $6.75 for several
lots Most OF them sold az $3.50 10
$6.65- Cows and heifers met good
demand at steady prices.
Hogs The hog trading was
Slow affair today. There was
moderate run Of 24OO head. Prize
Is were 20 TO % cents under last
week 5 close. Tops sold al 1886
with bulk Of sales at 1886 10
1855. Demand was limited. Last
week closed with exceptionally
large receipts for Saturday, 1900
head being received.
Sheep-A very good demand
continues for choice lambs and
sheep. A load Of choice lambs
sold at an advance Of Is cents
Saturday bringing $S45. Year
Iings selling al $3.50 with bulk Of
ewes at $500 10 $3.50.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-07

An ordinance providing for e sax
levy for the Village ~ NexpeFee. lev
Is rofnfy. idaho. for the fiscal wear
endiag the first Meaday ~ May, 1917
Be ID ordained b. the etsifHan aad
Board 81 Trustees u fhe Village -
Nezperee, Lewis county. Idaho;
section !. That The tax iesy fer the
fiscal yeag ending she first Monday -
Nav. 1917, for fhe current ekpeHse fund
= herehx fixed AZ iftz psills - each
doliar ~ all taxable property Nithin
said village
seeiien 2 That she tax levy fer
The sinking fand ahd interest 90 tie
bonded indebtedness ~ the said Village
~ Nezperer IS hereby fixed So = miiis
- each dollar 81 Al taxable property
within said village
section 8 Ihis ordinaHee shall h.
ID fan force and effect fFum aad after
ifs passage. approval and publisasion.
Passed ~ the heaFd and approved
- the rhaiFman this- day q @~plen.
Der, 1916.
seal Chas. II Thomas
Ghairnaa Board of Trosfees
Thomas ~ Roberts. Village Clerk
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-07

Within a few days, State High
way Engineer Booth will place 4
crew Of engineers IN the field "a
make the survey OF the highway
from Whitebird 70 the Lewis
county line as a link IN the north
and south highway, said yester-
days Lewiston Tribune. &. c.
VanArsdol. who is engaged in
handling the Lewiston Hill state
highway work, viii be consulting
the engineer on the work out OF
Whitebird, and il is expected that
the survey can be completed with
IN sixty days. With this work
completed. Engineer Booth ex-
plains the state highway depart
ment viii be in possession Of quite
complete data as TO the total cost
Of the north and south road from
Weiser to the Lewis county line.
Mr.. Booth decided to authorize
the survey after a visit to Grange
lille and Cottonwood where he
conferred with Idaho county eiti-
zens who are interested in the pro-
posed bonding Of the county for
$500, 900 for good roads, a p0r-
ton Of which viii be allotted 70
the state highway construction
from Whitebird through the eoun-
try, in association with the state
and federal government. Dir.
Booth arrived from Idaho county
yesterday enroufe to Boise and Ne
reports also that a route from
Grangeville By way Of Harpster
and Sites to the Lewis county
line near Kamiah will also be in I
vestigated. With the survey au-
lhorized out Of Whifebird II il
understood that the Idaho county
people win early proceed TO call i
he Idaho county bon issue and Il
Ieems assured Of carrying as sen
iment IN that part Of the state is
rery pronounced for good roads.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-07

certificate No. 22l for the year lql2.
covering. said above described lots. ana
that he. the said q s. Pike, + noW o. q.
81 ana holder 81 said tax certificate
That the tiue III redemption ~ said
lax certificate viii expire 81 the 27fd
dag II September, 1916
Notice j hereby given that. uhiess
the said real estate Is redeemed. that
the undersigned win apply % the tax
collector ~ the said County 81 Lenis
for deed foF the above deefibed pro
perty any time after three months shall
have expied from the service ~ pabli
cation 81 fhe foregoing neiiee
Dated az Nezpefee. Idaho. this 9th
day 81 september. 1915 3w
g ). Pike.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-07
- csrtifieats No. 2al-lsla

Notice Is hereby given thar on the
2Srd DAY o. September. 1913, 6. J. fike.
d Nexp@Fee, Idaho. purchased the fol.
lowing described real estate situated
il the County 81 Lewis. State ~ Ida
no. fo-Wit:
Lots ; and 81 block 80 % the foun
81 Nexperce, Idaho. az the regular a.
hnqueni TAX sale ~ the said couRfy ~
Lewis. State n idaho. for taxes assess
"a against said land for fhe year 1912
ia the name u A. r. R0arhs thar 90
the said 23rd lay 81 Sepfemhes. 1915.
the said G. J. Flke purchased the tnx
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-07

Marion Noser and Vernon Miller,
two Of our popular young men,
have accepted positions in the gro.
Gerry department Of the G. w.
Pelt store.
President z. A. johnson Of the
T.. y. & Z. road was up from Lew
iston the first Of this week look
ing after business interests here.
Hereporfs the outlook fine for
both ends Of his line, and expects
70 have the Lewiston section in
shape for hauling out the Tam
many grain crop before long.
We note that Auctioneer Harry
Cranke's great show bull. Gold
Crown, won first champion and
grand champion prizes at the Spo-
kane fair, and 3Ir. Cranke also
carried off second money in the
senior yearling heifer ring with
the fine animal, White Wave asssss
Gold Crown son, Benefactor.
took grand champion prize at the
Iowa State Fair at Des Moines
last week.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-07
Notice Of Time Appointed fer Proving

In the Probate Court Of the County
Of Lewis, State 81 Idaho.
Ia the matter Of the estate ~ Rufus
G. BywateFs. deceased
Pursuant 20 an order % said Probate
Court. made on the 7ih day Of septem
Der. 1916. notice y hereby given that
Monday. the 2lst day u September,
1916. al ] clock p "a. Of said day 81
he court room Of said court, 10 the vi
lage Of Nezperce. IN the County u lev
j. and State Of Idaho. has beeH aF-
pointed as the time aud place fer pF6s
ing the viii of said Rufus q kywaters
deceased. and for hearing the applisa
tion Of sue T. ByNatefs for the j.
snanee 70 her Of letters tesiamenfatory
when and where any pefon Interested
NAV appear and contest the same.
Dated this eth day 81 September,
1916. Thomas ~ Roberts. Clerk ~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-07

There viii Be reception giYen
at the Christian church annex On
Friday evening. September eth.
IN honor Of Brother Geo. Fl. Ellis.
the outgoing minister, and Broth
er E. A. Grant, the incoming min
lister.
Everybody invited 70 come and
enjoy social evening
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-07

HARVESTERS- Farrar's res
taurant is the place 10 find your
job. Farmers, call up or drop N
here when you are looking for
harvest hands. Register at Far
rar's.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-07
Ladies' CIOakS
and Suits

This week we received a good
big shipment Of our ladies clOaks
and another shipment of ladies
suits. This season we are showing
some very pretty patterns and
styles and invite yOu to come and
let ms show Jon the line while it
is at its best You win find that
most houses are asking pretty
stiff prices for the cloak and suit
line this season. Not 50 with rs.
We bought these right and wiz
sell them to you night. We offer
you nothing but this falls styles
as last season we sold every coat
and suit that we had which as
sures yOu Of nothing but what is
new and up to date. BY Saturday
wewin have all this line open and
ready for you inspection.
Come see what they are going to
wear this season whether Jon are
ready to buy or not.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-07

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-02

quality 1t almost makes the hereafter
convincing
Life was instantaneous" a young
spirit joyfully cries in telling of an
aviator's fall to death Intense. happy
excitement Is caused among the shades
by the news that a whole Russian regi-
ment has been blown to Dieces-for
these poor struggling mortals in that
dark, gloomy earth down below are
now freed-and may enter the blessed.
sunlit regions where pain and suffer-
ing and war and hatred are unknown.
They begin their life
The Happy Ending" IS the work of
the MacPhersons. The sister since
writing this play has herself passed to
the isles Of the blessed, while Jean.
the brother. is fighting in France This
where the English aviator comes back
TO earth with his arm lovingly about
the neck Of the German who killed
him.
An Unhappy Princess.
Most Of the play is the vision Of the
unhappy princess whose soldier lover
has been killed The remarkable scenic
effects were done by Robert Edmond
Jones. who is equally successful in
painting a heavenly paradise and an
earthly abode of a great monarch
There is an orchestra of 30 pieces.
which plays the compositions of En-
gene Halle. His music has a graceful.
melodious quality and reminds one
somewhat of the Russians.
Margaret Mower is enchanting to the
sight as the princess Irby Marshall
is also radiant in her celestial gowns
Reggie Sheffield scored a distinct sue
cess in the role of a young angel Cecil
Yapp and Clyde North are satisfactory.
and there is a big batch Of well trained
children on the stage at times.
Turn TO the Right
It is safe 10 predict that the bud
ding season viii not produce many
comedies 50 amusing as Turn to the
Right" the dazzling. Swift-movinE.
ludicrous piece from the pens of Win
chell Smith and John Hazard, which
is filling the Gaiety theater
AS il deals with country life. q COM
parisOn with Get Rich Quick Walling-
ford" is inevitable. and the new piece
stands the process well
The prologue shows three prisoners
who are just returning 10 ordinary life
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-02

brothers Cowdy will be a dusky belle.
with money. whose heart is set on
wedding daring man of the air. The
complications that result are described
as most diverting.
Numerous musical numbers will be
INTRODUCED Prominent among the fea-
lures VIII be hula, hula advertisement
employ ing the services Of the dozen
attractive girls while clad in the minus
wardrobe affected by the country
women of the Sandwich islands. II Ia
claimed that this number is quite dar-
ing 10 say the least Then there iE
10 be an illuminated runway on which
the young women disport themselves
in close proximity 70 the occupants OF
the orchestra chairs
All the favOrites will introduce new
specialties
Owing TO the length OF the show
and the strain on the people, il has
been decided to present three shows
only on sunday and Monday Labor
dayl with two perforua noes. matinee
AT o'clock and nights at SIS o'clock
adily. for the remainder of the week.
With the exception of the boxes
and q few front rows. the prices Will
range from 80 cents downward.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-02

, allure that 4 hard and rocky road does
10 a certain kind OF traveller.
Nothing that anyone can say viii
keep the feminine mountain climber
In love from risking her neck and her
happiness by marrying the man she
shouldn't. but I do say this TO her-be
q sport II You deliberately choose the
stiff road. keep 10 il without whiu-
ing. Don't wall and weep because
YOUR druukard drinks. or your LOtha-
rio has a weakness for pretty faces, or
your loafer won't work Play the
same.
And as my first danger signal was
erected for sWeet-and-twenty. so my
last is for scared The
Young girl is in danger because she
thinks that in every path she has dis
covered Lovers Lane The woman Of
80 is il danger because she has got
so far along the road without seeing
the cross path that leads 10 the altar
that she begins TO fear she has missed
il entirely. that she has passed it by
without seeing il. so she is likely Ia
turn down the next road, no matter
how unattractive 1t is. nor where il
viii land her
By the time a woman is so nearly
all of her sirlhood friends are married
and settled. Her own beauX begin 10
fall off, and the ships of debutantes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-02

after a spell in the penitentiary One
OF them is a country boy, wron gully
convicted. His two companions are
seasoned crooks
The Country Atmosphere.
In the next act the two old timers
turn up at the boys country home and
the wholesome atmosphere here is sup
posed TO exert a strange influence on
their lives and turn them back 10 the
paths of virtue
There are many amusing passa yes
between the pumpkins and the two
sophisticated confidence men. The lat
ter do not forget their old tricks. but
use them 10 better purposes. They foil
the Tillainous deacon by robbinG his
safe 10 pay him the money he demands.
then take il out Of his pocket and put
it back again in the safe a peach or
chard they buy while pretending to be
New York merchants turns out to be
the gold mine they have promised
good cast gets all the meat posi-
bic out of the lines. There is Forrest
Winant, a sympathetic figure as the
erring son, who uses his melancholy
dark eyes with great effect; William
Meehan. as one Of the slick articles.
and Frank Nelson as his companion.
Ruth Chester should add to her rep
utation by her fine playing OF the
amiable. hard working Irresistible
country mother while Louise Rutter.
Lucy Cotton and Alice Hastings are
typical village maidens. Samuel Reed
is the hard hearted deacon.
"Broadway and BuftermiIk--
Blanche Ring is presented at Maxine