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The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23
HELEN HOLMES STAR
 NEW RAyAL TDDAY

In orde 10 force the only rlHr ad
 n their iistr.ct la ransnost OBS ot snallhclder riva Of Dollar" llC me+ timber trust 10 min. he small bo.dcrs and Helen Holmes as railroad stau-n agent frame d coa- spia.s 10 have .ha road declared by thc interstate Commerce Commis ion ia conn ca ric O "A Lass of Che lHmte,laud t,s the sensational story of Ilcen's efforts 10 carry ou. this conspiracy
 An aeelt of tie road not familiar with Holme~ announcement that if Is not common carrier and win no. handle rivals business. accents a nacaaee billed beyond the California state inc-lnto Ctlh It, delivery lt destination will constitute the al a common carrier Hlomcs men find out anout this conspiracy immedia e. ly attC- the lachaea has teeu accell- cd by the agelt, anl Holmes is fu- riou- He orders his men t1 see thas the consisnWent is held mp. Helen learns Of thi~ plan and undertakes Q lru>trate iD
 She leaps on the platform O. a flv- ing train tries jre door. finds it lock- cc. and in one of tha most -.ccpcU- lar scenes ever shown ou jha screen climbs uy ba1dh.ds from window
 edge 10 window cdee u1l she each o~ tha platform ot tht cNpras. ear where the pa klse is and gain. en-
 rance ta the car just as ono o( Holmes men holds up the express agent and to~sas the pachaep m,o a Holmes automobile that Is racing olongside the train
 Helen doesn't hesitate moment she leaps after tae praclo parcel and lands in the auto. The men drig- iua if oyerno0er her and throw her out int the 4oad she l.. stunned seusele.s by the a1. bat recoyags consciousness ia time to start the package once more on bs outofthe- state journey
 Holmes son ,ephen-He.eu'S halr- brother by her fathers second and r legal marriage, th ugh none of the persons involved knows that relation
 ship exists between any Of them acts as his fathers agent in trying to stop the sh'9ment ot the packls $. and he does not scriple to resort Q pisto -roin, argument but without success
 This f1urth chapter Of "A Lass of the Lumbeglands' is crowded with realism and physical daring of th sort that hos made Helen Holmes
 famed 'Ae world over ls the fearless girl O. the films"
 Also a two reel comedy and single reel.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23
The Blue Paradise Coming.

Lovers of the best and most -5tis- living of theatriolI fare are certain 70 welcome the announcement that The Blue Paradise the pre-eminan y ropuIar musical offering the yen
 vii. be presented hy inc Messrs. Shu- bert al the Auditorium soon by a acm- pany numbering almost loa rersons of Broadway reaown, including a cho- rus of beauties with vocal and terpst
 chorean abilities. and q spcial orche s- tra. As every reader af newspaper knows The Blue Paradise has jast oGded sensationaliy successful run ci one whole calendar year al the Ca slno theater, New York, where its es.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23
AT THE AUDITORIUM.
The House of Glass.

Adol.uu O'Couu F. leading lady oj "Tue House O. Glass; i. mover tired ol advising young girls who are s.ase struck to consider the matter lon and carct lily before they seek theJ- rica an2a monl Re2drdilc the moral influence of the stage upou chose WAo depend upon IL for d liv.nt, Miss O.Conuor says.
 "lt is ,rue that tcmptaJ us and bad influence may s4round sir, Vn5 earns a living. and in this wor6-a-ia} world, she is 10 be found in every field: bu, it cannot be denied that in the theatrical profession, there is a necess,tated intimacy and a marrow and confined atqu2intmcaship toa, are not only frequently unpleasant but in the case of tine young and r- sophisticated girl nay easily bee. uie dangerous
 In my estimation inc moral danger c. the -tage does not arrive 50 mu.J rom it's eaycty as from its lone ines. On the long jaums that have to he taken from one city 10 an ther the natural dispositio, is to make frjen2 ships, often for the consolation and advice that can be had -nly from those whom we cat o1r friends. But it takes a srcng miad sometimes t9 know just where 10 place tine bar to see that the line ot sa ety is closely drawn and carefully maintained
 There are girls and women for whom the fife of an actress is pscd- liarly fitted; but i, is not for all Onit those succeed who are especially qua flied for it by nature, and who are in- different to toll worry, disaproint men,, suffering and environment
 The House of Glass will be hero
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23
.BIG SATURDAY SHOW
 AT THE PRINCESS
CRIMSON STAIN MYSTERY" VA. RlETY PICTURES AND TWO
 AMATEUR SHOWS AT NlCAT.

You are always locking OF rc bi4 ee-. uld best show for saturday. and when y0 have -o ccted tac Princess
 or your Saturday -h.w. Eou aavt hoWn keen ente. td.umm iuae m nt for here is where ". win lind a. .est week cad show cl,H saurdIr First there is tbe Crimson < nm Mystery two rcc.s Of Inc hest an serials, feamtiu- Maurice Costello and Etho Grandin Tais episode is a ooetr that inc only way we can ax. press it.
 Then there's the PaJaa News. the pa1oraml e big word events rom Europe Asia. Africa Australia aad some from America. This is tle big news special O the week
 The new TWeed.edm comedy s n the same urosIam and so is the Me TO Trayalogue. the bis2c~. and hest e.. paIional feature ever shown. He-a you will se something you did nc, know before. and you see it eyars A eek at the Prince
 At night there is the two big aml- iterr .hows We feel luo ap5Ioaizins
 t1 some of our talent when we cal them amateurs, for some are zD ueIs
 the profcssiona line that we ara m weekly heart the big time win grab em Look m over
 Eddie Allen the prince ef vocalist.
 s.nenG popuar ne- Bty St Au. bin. the modem Lew nocks.eader. in
 a black face act thar is better han Lew pot on at tho same stag, O. his existence A.asee Adams. the Ozu niehtinea.e singing as ,WoeOy as tn mcckns birds evening ne Irish Mary the 0nl one of her kind ia .5D-
 iyity s he,e with the real a7od4 lwben ir comes 10 entertaining Mls rudar HoNic. who sings 40me himse is there with b.s voice, and finally there is braud new onerns tonieA. the Fisher Trio We're not ing tl lten yo any more anout hja Hn. just come and sec and hear Tor your. self.
 The prices are. ar,ono,1. and ID cents Nieht lo cents O al. -e,-----.
 Make your wife a resent of a vacuum cleaner Rush Bros have
 them at reduced prices this week
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

Make your wife resent of a vacuum cleaner Ruh Bros have them at reduced prices this week
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

When il comes Co bill with noted stars and big features all combined the New Central cannot be beaten for today this DO ular playhouse or ters one of its greatest programs. a bin for variety and intense interest sparkling comedy and heart interest which cannot be found anywhere else in the city
 To begin with the New Central will present today the first installment of the great sequel to the famous "Dia. mond From the Sky" serial. with which most theatergoers are familiar, and with whom the desire to know the nature Of the great prize winning sequel has burned fier5ely
 Manager sidney NJ. Mutt has made g conuact with the Mutual Film Cor poration. which releases The Scquer' by the terms of which the name of the winner in the great scenario con. test following which the plot of The Sequel to The Diamond from the Sky wa- selected from luu,ooo manu- scripts will he lullN announced on the screen al the time that the fourth chapter is seIeeled With each re- lease the author of the new piere will br suggested hutrt not revealed The eyes. nose and moutn Of the writer uI the scenario will ha shoAu dgrle he three weeks preceding the Iiual cha ter release when he full portrait Will be displayed on the screen. The writer of this play will be paid .$lo.- 900 by tha American Film Company Inc. which produced it '.The Sequel to The Diamond From the Sky is a smashing melodrama with all the clements ol sensational success in it's plot and story aside from the fact tha included in the east are such distinguished nerlorm- CTS as William Russell. Charlotte Bur ton and William Tedmarsh the worlds 4rcatest convincing gypsy character. who supplies whatever may be lacluug in the atmosphere of mys. cry that surrounds this trouhlous
 jewel
 From all .oints ol view The Se- Quel to The Diamond From the Six" is striking production The drama of the diamond which is gem of mcteoric origin. whence it's original title The Diamond From the Sky" is imoued from its beeinnings with the mysterious clements thar mieht we'll be expected 10 characterize it.
 In the drama of The Diamond of the Sky" men fought and loved and died because of the diamonds bale m influence over them. while in The Sequel" there are train wrecks. fatal encounters, plots, Counterplots, leaps ever precipices and hghtnins strokes with amazing photographic effects to add conviction to the gripping tale No motion gicture ever screened has contained SO much of the element of adventure. so many of the convincing details that make for enthusiastic public approval so wide a general ap- peal.
 On the same program today will also appear Richard Travers and Nellie Craig. those popular Essanay stars in a big feature Tn Looking Glass" while Ham and Bud romp through a corbtng big laugh in The
 Jailbirds. Selie also gresenta hath lyn Williams in a new release. while the Henry Ford Weekly closes one or the greatest bills ever presented in
 Hot Springs with no advance in prices.
 Monday comes the Paramount star
 Dustin Faraum. in "A Son of Erin, more extended comment df which will be made in tomorrom's big ad' carving the full program for next week
 - H,., -nrR4r
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

abolished new metropolitan record in the matter of uniformly crowded houses. Blase Broadway amusement seekers were unanimous in declaring The Blue Paradise the best musical eltetainment the American stage has kn-wn since The Merry Widow and
 it's local visit wi.l mark one of the few real treats of the season.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

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The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

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The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

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The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23
DIR. wALKEs's orFI1ES,

Dr DaCosta Walker announces that he has removed his offices to front suite, second floor in the Kempner building Elevator service 4-15-tr
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

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The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

Reading lamps for Xmas from S1T5 to $22.50, at Rush Bros
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

Tuesday. December 2tta at .le AudI torjum rbcalcr
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23
CENTRAL HAS BIG
 FEATURE PROGRAM
TODAY STARTS THE GREAT SEE. DUEL TO "DiAMOND FROM
 THE SKY" SERIAL.

Big Feature Program in Addition With Richard Travers, Nellie Craig, kathIyn Williams. Ham and Bud and Henry Ford Weekly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
MORAN GOT BENDER
TO FINISH BATTLES

PHILADELPHIA. Feb I5-ThIadei-
ph'a fans are couEratulatluE Pa, Moran
tur having signed chief Bender and Hl-
ready they ere making plans fDs H b-n-
der dag az Tho fhii- par. Tho Indian
won u end lost lumD- 900 the last iali
season with rhue rIuhla bali cIur.
Tn, fans remsU her this
Moran says he hired Eeud.r for tb-
sole purpose Of finishing ball games. Ilc
has promising mound material nest 500.
SON lu olalu.r-. lrmure". Mayer Me-
Qullian and EiA.}.. rAc'GliuE. ui course.
tis sure-rhut Alexander bIs -,..rt. OFT
bis men have shown a. UIrN.a l.-i.,-
FOR the derby route. MAYER luU THruIa-
rec often tire after the seventh frame.
Moran thiaAs Bender viii hs JuSt tu.
tnluE Tor such on arEenrir- Albeit Boo
N.I start the Chief u,.a-l ..alls. De-
cause Boo believes The famed frfh.st..r
-tiil has punch I,tt lu th, uId right
arm. t.uu'r- tfl.grU with tho EaI.i-
mon. Feds Yves duo mon. a.. I.. assoc
.IHf.e than Tho pifVr'us. Moran cone
tends
However. Particle may Do. taking e.
-4H..- slap ar CDuuI. MACS Iu e.Uu.u.-
Eeu.rr Connie recently got rrr.,I 90
Moran and Cancelled Hli spring dates with
the Pills
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
WHEELING PLAYS
HUNTINGTON HIGH
BIC EST or OF TIE SEASON
WILL DE -L-s -EED OF Y. n
(. =. z-ooR.
Saturday WI . Ar-h Reilly and R.s
QLn.ot g. Action :cr Pt-zt
THO n IEiz cay

saturday evening. on thc y NJ. c. g.
tour. the Huntington and Wheeling hi-h
school basket ball teams VIII meet in
thelr SNruu1 encounter ui the season.
In previous game played at Hunting
ton. the tubell count. lads cam. ou.
Nlcturs rs The narrow mar.|u al r.-...
points. This within Itself shows %.
strength OF The opposition G. aru Arch
Reilly. who has Leen iu chars, oI the
team. Is said 20 have GeN,lopsH s1fr.
promising men since the lu-I assam. af,i
is coming here with high expectation
OF O. second viCtury
The game Wifl De- r4llsI al NT-
O'Clock. Wheeling las Boon training
hard during th, Dcsa and most OF the
cripple have been hruurUt around aud
are said to te IN perfect condition for
hard battle sickness and .uIlrN have
kept som, OF "a. b.-f men out of the
game. hut they have been roIu.-d out
and Coach Thornton expects Co. have his
best lineup ready.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18

whom he expects 20 land the same
honors. West virginia g. out for five
championships this year which in
cludes football which has already
been won. basketball. basoEall. track
and tennis Baseball and track men
ro working out every afternoon In the
gym TO get iu shape for the spring ac-
tivitics and Do cpitchers and catchers
in baseball have already inaururatcd
tho Unr1oou warmIuE up workout
Lambert. NcGinnis and Brady. the
first named catcher and the last
two pitchers. are spending an hour
each day BRO tno 'Ark The schedule
was made more attractive This week
hy closing up two GAINES with West
minister ou tho home grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
W. Y. U. OUT FOR
ALL-STATE H0NORS

Special Dispatch To The IntcIligcncer
MOkGAN1OWN. ". Va, Feb IL
As a result OF the Varsity-Fairmont
Normal game Tuesday night in which
the Varsity finished the victors "a TO
30. followers OF the team are predict
Iug a whirlwind finish Of the 1916 sea
son and supremacy over the teams IN
the state which are battling for state
honors. To defeat such a strong team
as Fairmont on the home floor under
such conditions and handiCaps as the
Varsity was compelled 10 work is
feat extraordinary and while the insti-
tuition at Fairmout is only Classed as
"a normal school DO has a basketball
team that would measure mp with the
best college teams On this section OF
the states. The Varsity won the game
through endurance. acquired bv sew
eral weeks OF training and hard daily
workouts and not because OF the
weakness Of the Fairmont five West
virginia has been keeping in the back
ground on champions chatter but
from now ON different attitude will be
assumed. Just ass soon as the game
was over Tuesday night Coach Pyle
approached the Normal management
and made an Offer 20 play the tie
game lu the armpry 90 Fairmout. sat.
urtat evening on fffyGfty basis 10
is thought that Director Pyle went the
limit when DO granted the concession
fo play boo FaIrmont but Dc as well as
all others who arc acquainted with
the tennis strength have no fear Of
the resuiyt Nothing in the way or
am acceptance to tho offer has as Vet
been received
Davis and Elkius has been COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
"LANKEY BOB" is
STILL AMBITIOUS

EoSToN. Feb. i7.-"W willard aad No
ran VIII receive e. whole Dot OF money
Tor their 10-rouud bout in Sew, YORK
the largest amount over offered for "a
contest of the no-dccision variety.
They are entitled 20 an they can r.t.
and more power TO Them" said Bob
Fltzsimmons. the olI-time tighter. who
- here with Robert. Junior.
Age Is beginning 90 assert itself -th
Bob. In appearance only however. for
the former champion ls FUN OF light as
ever. and actually believes D., could
give an excellent account of himself
agar 81 any OF the pr,sa ut-day fighters.
and he did not even except Willard.
The largest purse fltzsimmons said
he ever was promised FOR "a fEht was
$4,000 for bout with Jim Hail in
New orleans. April =. 1898. As every
one who has followed the career pf the
tN-champion knows. Fltz won over Hall
az Tour rounds. However. Fitz did not
receive one penny of the $40. GOO and.
furthermore. does not expect Co. "a,
Goes wish. though. he could got an-
other crack at big money and feels hc
would know what 90 60 with o. AZ
This late day there appears to b. no
chanc" OF that. even though the Ruby
ono mas expressed desire to box VII
lard or any OF the biz fellows ON the
basis or ID. old-style OF nEhuur-vin-
willard VIII defeat Moran. tho
onlnisn Of tltz. Jess is big. strong
Fellows, knows moro boA-u4. than D.. b.
given credit Tor. ami has the punch.
says lltZ. Then lr has nothing Co
worry over His money Is sure. yhetf-
e. he wins or loses which IS dIner,nt
from the oldtu times. when 90 man had
% light on wiuu,r'- and losers ,nd
IN hhl.h hEhi~. "r lt clstauc, that
battle"
Bob likes 20 rocito Incidents attend
j OH o.. e.. ..r.H .a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
The Clothes Question
DAVE SAYS:

just when the submarine
question seems settled some
thing happens to put it all
up IN the air again. It's the
same way with the Clothes
Question. Just when YOU
think you are properly out
lifted, You find one suit mud
dy, another wrinkled and q
third frazzling at the bot
tom. That's why an extra
pair of Trousers is so handy
To have around. Especially
at these prices:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
LEE ~ RRAvEs.

BOSTON. Feb NJ Tho Boston M.
'inInI- Do was learned fouleh'. viii
tak" With them fo fhr rrnE training
camp af N.au. FLA. Bernard leo
off lfa bury vernon. who wa. captain
of the Turf. College baseball teams of
iHe ua.f two vnara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-18
FAIRM0NT WINS
FROM CHENILLE
Special to The Intelligence.

FAlRMONT. Feb. II. With one reg
ular varsity player in the lineup. Fair
mont state normal basketball team de
fcated the GIouvillc normal i've for
The FIRST defeat Chenille has suffered
this season. ia "a slow game here TO
night by score az 81 10 30 Fair
mont was showing the effects OF the
hard game Of "wednesday night with
West Virginia university and was not
up Co it's standard OF play. but az all
times kept the lead Of the visitors.
The score
Fairomut ~ Glcnyulr. 30
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-23
ARGUMENTS FOR
FARM LOAN BANK
Springfield, H., Wants One and
Present Advantages Before
the Board.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. %
Central Illinois today made its bid for
the farm loan bank that is to be estap-
lished in the central west by the
government under provisions OF the
recently enacted farm loan law.
Every member of the farm loan
board. headed by Secretary OF the
treasury VIM. G. McAdoo. was pres
emit when the hearing was opened In
the federal court. Farmers, bankers
and business men from practically
every section of the state were in at
tendance at the meeting to urge the
claims OF Springfield as the logical
Mace for the establishment OF the
new institution
Geo. w. Norris, member OF the
hoard from Philadelphia. and Score
tary McAdoo explained the workings
~ the new law. Chas. E. Lobdell,
" 8. A. Smith and Herbert Quick
were the other members OF the board
present. Hon. James NJ. Graham OF
This city acted as chairman OF the
delegation to present Springfield 8
cIaims. Statistics covering every
nbase of the farming industry OF the
state were presented to the board
Tor .sheor consideration, before ar
rfvine at decision.
The members Of the board we're en-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-23
OFFICIALS MEET
AUTOiT0UR|sTS.
Mayor and Commissioner Hickey and
President HassaIi Of Auto
Club, Went to
WayIand.
WILL ARRIVE AT $50
Arrangements Have Been Made by
Local People for TAX
Ing Caro- Of Their
Machines.
WILL ARRIVE AT $50

Mayor Ed 8. Lotion. Commissioners
T. ]. Hickey, representing the city,
and George Hassall, president OF the
Keokuk Automobile club. went TO
Wayland this afternoon about three
O'Clock to meet the members OF the
st Louis Automobile club which viii
arrive here tonight at $50 o'clock on
its reliability and sociability run The
Keokuk party made the trip IN one
Of the cars belonging to the Power
company, and in cars belonging TO
the members OF the reception body.
The ST. Loulsans were expected to
arrive at $50 o'clock after an all
days run through Missouri They
will run up Fifth street past the In
dustrial association where the check
er will be located, and around TO the
Hotel Iowa. The Iowa will be the
official headquarters Of the party
while here.
Arrangements were made yesterday
through the local people for the care
of the cars. The machines will be
placed In the D. & H. garage on Third
street, during the night. It was
planned by the arrage managers to
clear out the main floor space and
give It over to the St Louisiana.
Police protection for the cars has
been arranged for. and Bert L Berry
and Frank Dfetz have been sworn In
as special officers to take care Of the
autos parked here
The visitors win bring abodt TWEEN
ty-two cars, and will spend the night
here. Tomorrow morning they will
20 over the dam and through the
power plant Of the Mississippi River
Power company. Special arrange
mont has been made by the company
for xuides to conduct the party. They
leave tomorrow ut noon ON the return
trip
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-23
Wilson a Progressive.

Henry Watterson in the Louisville
Courier-Journal: Miss Tarbell-and
she is high authority-tells US he is
the first real progressive leader that
this decade has produced" And this
is true-strictly true. Mr.. Wilson is
rather progressive than democrat
certainly more of a progressive
than a democrat His democracy will
bear question His progressivism
none. Indeed, he himself proclaims
that in this campaign party lines
should be obliterated, which means,
of course, that he looks for his re-
election to the votes of such repub-
licans as Mr.. Edison and such pro-
/ gressives as Mss Tarbell It is be-
cause Of this attitude, and some con.
/ ception of what lies behind it. that
! the Courier-Journal is giving the VII
son candidacy but a qualified support
reservfng to itself the right In the
event of his election-whfch is conf
IDENTIFY expects-to decline RESPONSE
bility for what may follow and oppose
such of his policies and ASSUMPTION,
as it may not approve.