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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

The Company is now owned by over
seventeen thousand stockholders, rep
rcSehting every congressional dist ricl
VINO would not consider Il sale of our
combined properties, including estab-
lished trade and good will at less than
Twenty Million Dollars, or nearly
eight times all the present stock hoid-
cr% have paid in.
the large majority OF our new wells
VIII IL" drilled in the high grade oil
district where oil is now selling at
from $lio I" sos per barrel for the
crude. ana may soon advance TO 5000
per barrel.
You can secure this stock now at less
IMAM rs book value. and after YOU are
= stakeholder. now increase your hold
inSS on Il capitalization basis of ono
million dollars. The stock IL non-ns
srHsnblc.
We have one rich new propcrty tina;
Is entirely surrounded by oil wells ON
which We Will drill % to 80 wells dur
inE the next four months. \ l0n-bnrI
rel well is reported l35 feet west ~
this property and Il 800 barrel well 2IJ
rect north Of IL. with 81 feet OF rich
pay sand. ON this property wells ara
started AT small cost cant drill them in
- days. Also at work on = wells in
Cushing district. :"
We ARE starting three new wells ON
our 2iE lease IN i'awnee County. \
oil was just drilled in the quarter sec.
ton on the northeast and n rcnortrd
fifteen million gas well on the section
Soutn. rms lease Is nearly six and
cnc,haif miles long, ana we have nj.
ready developed the deep high grade
81 ON this property. The next loca-
this oil is now worth over $500 Der
barrel,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
SAYS We BECOME
CRANKS ON HOT
WATER DRINKING
Hopes every man and woman
adopts this splendid
morning habit.

Nhy is man and woman half the
tlne feeling nervous, Respondent wor-
rtcd: some days hcadachy. dun and uu-
strung: some DAYS really incapacitate,i
by illness"
II We all would practice inside
bathing what gratifying change
would take place. Instead of thou
sands Of half-sick. MISUNDERSTANDING
souls with pasty. muddy compiexions
we should see crowds OF happy. healthy
rosy checked people everywhere The
reason is that the human system does
not rid itself e..ch day of all the
waste which it accumulatcs under ou,
present mode of living. For every
ounce of food and drink taken into the
system nearly an ounce of waste ma
terial mus; be carried out. else il fer
mcnts ann forms ptomainc-liiic pois-
ons which are absorbed into the blood
Just az necessary as ii is to clean
The ashes from the furnace each DAY
before the fire viii burn bright and
hot. so we must each morning clear
the inside organs Of the previous day .
accumulation Of iudi;seStiblc waste and
body toxins. Men and women. whether
sick or well. are advised TO drink each
morning before breakfast Il glass OF
real hot water with a tcaSpoonful Of
limestone phospha tc in il as Il harmless
means Of washing >owt OF the stomach
liver. kidneys and bowels the indigesti-
BILE material. waste, bile and
toxins, thus cleansing. swcctcninS and
purifying the entire alimcntary canal
before putting more food into the
stomach.
Millions OF people who had their turn
NJ constipation. bilious attacks acid
stomach, nervous days and slecpleSS
nights have become real cranks about
the morning inside bath. \ uuart.I'
pound Of limestone phosphate will moi
cost much at the drug store. but j.;
sufficient to demonstrate TO amy ouN
its cleansing. sWcetcnin- and frcsht'.
ing effect upon the system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
VIEW hill OPENS TODAY
At BTJOI WITH Four STARS

The new program ut the Biiou. which
begins to-day. should he attractive FOR
Il. brings four Of the leading stars OF
he Ince Kay Bee studio in n drama ri
domestic relations. "Iionors Altar
Bessie Rarriscalc. Walter Edwards I'd.
dio +. Stone and little Lola May arc
the featured players
The play itself nnrratcs tho expert
rnceS OF n man who seeks divorce be
cause OF desire 10 marry again. The
afforts of his wife to retain his love,
tho sacrifices she makes and her final
victory furnish Il theme from which
>:hc writer Of the scenario has arranged
nn effective play. 1t is no idle waste
of words TO say that '1ionor's Altar
will leave 81 lasting and a favorable i'm
preston upon the minds Of those wit
Messing one Of the performances be-
tween now and Saturday.
MY Valet" ono OF the earlier Key
stone successes with those two clever
comedians. Raymond Hitchcock aud
Mack Scnnctt as funrHakers in chief
viii close the program Suffice it to
SAY that Mack Sennett was never fur
ntcr nor has he at any time produced
a more laugh provoking comedy than
Ally Valet Incidentally. Mabel Nor
land is seen at her best III this Key
EtoRc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
I To Drill 800 Oil Wells

fntN-tWo locations have been made
during the past week. and actual work
is under Roadway 1T fourteen of them
The Company desires soon TO have
the balance OF forty drills in oucra =
ton and keep them going until our
production is over ten thousand bar
rels per day.
We have three rchneri:s, over ten
thousand acres of lands and leases i'll
the real oil holt, and have the larger
percentage OF this big property con
ncctcd by our own pipe line, now i'm
operation for over l6a miles we al
ready have over l20 oil aud gas wells
While our properties have increased
in value about 10 times during the mast
year. we are sim letting The stock go
on very low basis, because we want
the cash To drive the drills on our
proven properties forthwith--whilc oil
Is high and the demand increasing
which may mean $500 crude by carly
summer An oil company can be man
aged just as honestly as Il bank or
any other business institution w,
wells and to acquire new properties TO
he fortified for the future.
There is about one-siXth OF the stock
uniSsucd. This stock is allotted among
the present stockholders on IL condi-
tional stock dividend basis and hun
dreds OF the stockholders are continu-
ally paying IN new capital The Com
pany reserves the right TO approve or
reject any substitution to, or transfer
OF It's stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
THE GREAT RUBY Tors
BILL. At ISIS TODAY

The wccit end at the Isis begins to-
lay with the presentation or The
Great Ruby - mclodrama which held
prury Lane spcllbound during it, pre-
scn;ation there. N-I-S-E IS responsi-
ole for the production, which means
that II Is adequate In every way. \
EAST composed OF twcnty-slN stars Is
employed 10 enact the play.
Tomorrow "a special feature ,ttrac-
i;Uu. Mars Making with Richard
9uhlcr. has been secured for the Isis.
, saturday brings back William ra-
"rsham who scored a dist!nc, success
when Nc last appeared here in One
Million Dollars TIL" stori l. based
anon occul, powers supposedly pos
essed by Richard Duval. a noted criui-
inlogist. There is much OF mystery
throughout the picture and Yet there
= sufficient romance To weave fanri-
nj tale OF love. William faTcrsham
: unqucstionably q great actor and his
"rputation has suffered none through
us association with pictures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
HAtGl EiITT: CI.tRI< STtH
N PLAY At LITTLE 'TftEtTtR

Marguerite Clark, in tho latest Para
Mount Pictur" out Of the Drifts" Is
: he attraction AZ the Little Thcat.r
"-day and for the rest OF The week.
This dainty little star has been seen
II many different characters. but it is
said that She has never don. anything
more absorbingly interesting and moro
thoroughly sympathetic than Elise. the
little Alpine shcphcrdcss IN out Of
The Drifts"
II Is "A biz stor% of the great Alps
and Of the everlasting SHOWS. Thous-
AIDS have doubtless laughed and cried
with Marguerite Clark ia many funny
and some touching situations. but In
this story she viii be seen W. some
thing entirely Uew--thc fearless. uu-
spoiled girl Of the mountains whose
~ inDl" trust in mankind ana her Mai cr
>tccls her courage in tim" OF peril and
wins the heartfelt sympathy Of all who
Witness the photopay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

Mrs. Gurncc Mum. of Washington.
is the heroine of the society play, ..rhc
Isle Of Happiness" the entire action
of the play being lnid In and about
Palm Bench. The east ~ com posed of
wcll-kDOwn men and women of society
WinfcriuS there. Ten thousand feet OF
film have been taken Of the scenario,
and after hs appearance on the screen
In the dininR-roOm OF the Royal
POincinnn Hotel, il will he destroyed.
4 part or the proceeds VIII go 10 the
American Ambulance In Paris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
MlDWEEk NEWS OF MOVIES
Movie Calendar

tICfOR-l'0-dny. "ErOm out OF
the Past" Tomorrow. 'Thc Battle
OF the Sexes" with lillian GIsh.
saturday, .'Thc Red Circle" viii,
Truth Roland aud fruuk Mayo.
Lyf'FLE-TO-dny, tO-morrOw and
saturday. Marguerite Clark In "Out
Df the Drifts"
ISTS-FO-dny, "Fht, Circuit Ruby,.
Tomorrow. "Mnn's Making" with
Richard Buhlcr. Saturday, WIiIinrn
.''HNrrsinm I'm "Onc MILLION DUiiars.v
COLOSiAI-T0-hny Nance oven
~ ernie Witch" Tomorrow aud
saturday. Marguerite Sno,Y In .'Tbe
Jpsturt."
bIJOt-IO-dn!. Tomorrow and
saturday, Hcssic I,nrriscntc I'm
'nonor's Altar" and Raymond
fttfchcock In "My Valet"
ODEO>-'rO-t day. to-murrov .,L
snturdns. "Jhc Battle Cry of Pence"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
LILLIAN GISH On SCREEN
at VICTOR ru-MOI,IsOW

FROM Gut Of the Past" Il Broadway.
hrcc- part feature. viii u" the princi-
al attraction at The Victor Thca,.r
o-daE. The remainder Of the program
"ili he mad. M Of coined! pictures
-. w. Grifiiths production. The Bat
Ia OF the sexes in which Lillian Gish
the star. viii be the attraction to-
morrow. while the management an
ounces several other new photo
lays
Chapter IL Of The Red Circle" cea-
airing Ruth ItolYnd and Frank Mayo.
"'iii he shown on Saturday. The Pathc
weekly and comedy reel VIII also
"e included lit the closing bin Of tho
week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
FUGITIVE MURDERER
SHOOTS HIS PURSuER
superintendent OF Road Force FATALLY
Wounded ny Convict. Whn
Killed Guard.

TAi;BDRp. y. T.. March i.-ThiS tf-
ternoou ahou, /. o'clock Sheriff u H.
ilyat' received telephone messages from
Grcenv!lie that the convict David
Evans. who killed Guard McLawhorn
ana mad" his escape II few weeks ago
had shot and seriously wounded super
intendent Rcddin y. Smith, Of the Pitt
County road force
Sheriff Hyatt. with Superintendent i.
w. Martin. left tonight, taking with
them Mr.. Martins dogs. Sheriff HYATT
says no particulars. other than the
shooting, could he learned. rs much ex-
element seems tn prevail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
BtTfLE CRY OF PEACE"
CONTINUES AZ ODEOS

With half the week gore. there Is
s3tll interest on the part of Richmond
20 see more of '"rhc Battle Cry Of
Pence." which is the attraction at the
sOdcon Thcater The forccfulncss OF
Stuart Blackton's story, the eraphic
manner In which the Vitagraph Com
pany has produced il. the stirring mar
tial music Of the orchestra. all seem
70 have united In creating spirit Of
patriotism which existed in Richmond
always. but which has been dormant
for some time
~ Aside from the romance that has been
woven into the story, asidn from the
splendid acting OF Charles Riohman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
Surrounded In swamp.

h'fi'r-i'ti, ~ u, March 1.--Da Vid
i"NdhS. n negro convict who ESCAPED
from "A convict crew working on the
ROADS near here two weeks ago after
FATALLY woundin& Joseph McLaNhorn
~ guard, shot ana probably fatally
wounded Reddin y. Smith. supervisor
OF The convict camps in Pitt County
near her" late to-day
smith was ut the mead az Il posse in
search OF t:vaus. and with blood
houi"s ha" Just located the neyro's
.ra'i when Evans stepped from be-
NINA II tree and tired on him with a re-
volNcr.
smith was 50 badly injured that mem
o''H OF The posse brought him here
i"' ttncnt aud gave up the search
'or thc negro, who disappeared in !,
he"r-nN swamp immediately after ;hc
shooting.
evans i believed TO he surrounded
iihf ~ a lat. hour Tonight more than
''o'V armed men were heating ;bc
swamp IN an effort to capture him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
AGENTS AT BANQUET
Life Insurance Men Of Two Stntc. HIVE
Annual Meeting at Wrstmorc-
land Climb.

The annual meeting OF the Virgin,
and North Carolina agents OF Tic Aht-
tuai Bcheht Life Insurance Company.
OF New Jersey, WAS held yesterday ar
ternoon at | o'clock. with a banoup,
1T the Westmoreiand Club Nearly 100
agents OF the company were in attend.
ancc.
w. ID. Drewry, general agent Of Tn.
company in Richmond. presided at III,
meeting and delivered AN intcr.stiu,
address the work of the cop,n,r,
IN TINS territory. Addresses were also
delivered by y. y. Drew, superintenI-
cnt of agents. and Wiliiam Winston
assistant superintendent. both of New
ark. y. j
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
Physical Training.

Dr =. :. spence. director Of physical
training in the Richmond public
schools, addressed tn" Woman's club
Of Barton Heights yesterday after
noon III the assembly hall. After the
meeting had been called to order by
the president, Mrs Il. w. Miller Pro-
frssor }. ". lieaIcy made comment
on the decided Improvement that had
been made in physical training this
audience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
S,,ims Eift.-sfx ,1ilcs.

Annette IEcllermaun. star Of the Will
liam Fox Sl,000.000 picture which is
being made in the West Indies by Di-
rcctor-Gcncral Herbert Brcnon. has
swum distance Of approximately
hfty-SiX miles since work on the pic
ture was begun last August. The pic
ture. however. is not one Of aquatic
scenes alone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

We have sevcral properties that by
Just Il little good luck should pro,lur.
more OIL than all the stock when is
sued Will total At thr price offered ynu
We are just completing a good wei
. near me me Gentsr OF iioo.acre lease IL
county aud will dril at once three 10
hNe new wells in that district
. ten million gas We'll was dr!llc, a
lev days ago right in between a good
block OF our leases in Rogers County
we promptly closel contract to sell
seven locations and have already start
ed drilling.
In another ninety days our oil and
gas sales should be nearly three thou
SAND dollars per day-while half that
sum VIII pal good dividends on all the
stock when issued.
the Uncle sam oil Company IL dOiur
thinES-and ii YOU want a good bloch
IA. real oil stock In company before
,Nhe price Ii hoomcd Hfty times, net
lars at once. Send four cents In stamps
write your name and address very
plainly and we Will DE glad to send
ttOn.
Kindly remember that our drills go
deeper every hour. and that while Won
can secure the stock now at the old
presentations may occur any dny
.hat VIII cauS. ala advance of from =
TO ~ times. You should write for full
particulars forthwith.
Respectfully submitted.
THE UNCLE SAM OIL CO.
by ". u. TUCKER. JR., Pres.
address all letters to the Company
KANSAS CITY, KANSAS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
Noted Actor Change. Name.

Henry bergman. the eminent char
actcr actor and heavy lead. last seen
with Emily Stevens in Tic House Of
Tears, has arranged to change his first
name. In the future he will have it,
Spelled Henri" Mr.. Bcrgman was
prompted to make the change because
Of confusion following tine fact that
Their" are three Ilenry Bergmans APP
pcarinS professionally. One is in
vaudeville. and another is III motion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

Frank Daniels. the Titarraph come
d!an, In his latest picture plays the
part OF Il cook III a "bcancry" When
he is not drawing the dark or scry-
lug "ut "a thousand on u plate Frank
IS shown studying How TO Become :,
Social Lion written hy a French
In rl.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
ncuues.s Use of Rifle Range.

e. L. Walford. clerk of the CITY School
Hoard. yesterday requested OF the Adj
ministrative board III" us" Of the
rifle range in the GraNs' Armory for
the cadets corpa OF John Marshall High
school The request was referred 10
the Huildinc Inspector, with directions
that he consult with the commandin"
officer OF the GraHs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

Director Theodore Marston and a
COMPANY Of Nitng-aph players arc in
Eau Ah'"n'" Tex" arranging for The
production OF The Secre; kim H."
a ;hirtY-onc Iiluc Ribbon s,ial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

'iuG!ii" Mack Kate rilce. William
shea. Flora Finch aud Robert Gaillard
furnish many laughuble situations i'm
"iiu%h"y. the Process Server" a one
pnrt Ntiagr"ph comedy, written by
Olive flamm"r and directed by WaNy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

TN" 'rs; of the series OF comedies.
"Escapadcs Of Mr.. Jack produced by
The Nitagraph Company. featuring
Frank DANIELS. is ready for relcase
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
&c n Censor.

IL YOU desire an easy job
I'M this old world Of ours.
You needn't take the shovel
To occupy the hours.
Just criticize the pictures
Be g. cepaorl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

rue customs receipts in Richmond
Tor the month Of February were sol .
"2lu2 as against $G@.i1iI5 for TN.
same month last year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

Mrs. Rorcr 90 speak.
Mis-. Ror,r will lecture this aft,ru,ou
~ a"p o'clock at the Equal SUFFRAGE
. 'ca %u" headquarters. The lecture will
nc nlcCrQch by II business Srssinn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

Next on the pretty Mutual Travellers
travelling card is Miami. Fla. winters
play land. which is the subject OF the
Gnmm"nt Company's split-r"cl scenic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
SYNOPSIS.

Mary Page. actress. Is accused ~ the
murder OF David Pollock. ana ~ defended
~ her lover. i'hiip LanEdon. Pollock was
intoNicuted. Shale, crook and tool OF
PoIlock. w:s on the Are escape Watching
Tor l-anSdon. AT Mary's trial she admits
she had the revolver. Her maid testlfies
that Mary threatened Pollock viii, il pre-
Eiousi!. and Mary's leading man duplicates
Lansd"n. How Mary Disappeared from the
seen" Of III" crime ~ Il mystery. Brandon
ieiis of "a strange hand prin, he on
Mays shoulder. II ~ now the turn OF the
icI"..Ae 20 Introduce testimony. Mar 3
mother testaes that the night Mary was
born her husband. ia drunken NJ. seized
her by the shoulder with such force as 20
iesv" the print Of his fingers. Lansdon
n"n'iccs that he Will prove Mary suffer
'hS from temporary !nsanity when she shot
f"!!vsE. ana :duCes from Mrs Page the
statement that Mary had the same mark
Ola her shoulder a. times .>h" tells how
"iry had rushed from tho houH". quite in
san". :" Escape her drunken father Alex
anu"r Mn-Phcrs"n Jestit"s chai no "iics
saw Mar! when she appeared - be daft"
ana complained shat something burn
ING hey Shpulne:. Mary shows the jury y
long scar at her head. caused b! blow
;i"in ncr father. Maci'hc,son t.siiiies 10
having found IN the snow. and that
sharp words passed between Pollock and
i|H+b"H. II" thcu tells bow IA. went back
'" Sc" what mao happened To- May father.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

J"hn davidson, now appcaring with
francis \. Eushman and Beverly I;aync
III The Wall Betwcci." a Metro Won
dcrpiaH held NJ tho production for
w." DAYS through ,he courtesy OF tho
Metro producers. while he finished some
SCENES in Genius Pierre" IN which
George Bcbsu il starred
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
Ccon;inucd From wedncsday)

Whcn ! got ME enough TO see the
h"osc. "ud" see great black splotch
ia front OF it, That made DOT to he
men. Then cude hear shouts: Come
DOT. Dan Page, we've SUnUlat to say
I" YOU. so didna drive right oop
20 tn. place. stoppit in tn. road and
crcDIt through the wood at the back
and, hiding under the hedge, got oop
to The rear. vhen | wrote on 4 wee
scrap OF paper. I've news OF Mary
and come 10 bring help. Then |
tappit on window; ill ! saw Mrs
Par" pecrin' oot-"nd held up the
paper.
after q minute or 50 she unlatchi,
the back door and siippit it. oh.
Mr.. MacPherson, says the puir lady,
crEin' is my girl safe And says,
safe and sound asleep. Aud She says,
THANK God. Then heard another
voice sayin'. Annie, Annic--who is it?
Don't let them get ;nc--oh. my God.
don't let them get me" And I saw
that Dan Page was hidiu behind her.
clinSii' 10 her skirts like a scared
BARN HIS Face were ali drawn ana
twISiit like. ana his mouth was Siob
BERN, and he kept cryin', I was drunk
- was drunk YOU tell them. Annie
You tell them y, that sine says like
one spcakin 20 It child. There. there
Dau-yor're safe" And then there
came an awfu cry from cotside: Come
DOT. Dan Page--or We'll smoke - cot
like the beast th.; We are At that
Mrs. Page began 20 sob ana says. oh.
what shall 40: What shall do:
They will tall: to mc--and they'll
burn cor house. they'll burn cor house:
OH. if Philip wcr. only here,
'piura greet | said, I'm get him.
but We mum ha' tuuc. Let Dan Page
20 upstnirs and talk u them from i
window.
viii YOU u do .hat@ T Ta then them y 'o
didn't mean 10 hurt Mary or-or me-
80. no he Whispered. q! can't. / cant"
hut ! rabbit MIN ny tho arm and
pulled him TO his feet. he p man,
cried ana shookit him BE Il man
ana got upstairs
You'd be safe in the cupola. Dam
SAYS Mrs Page m stay with you-
ana ihis Kind man will 20 FOR Philip
tut Ne Kept sayin', NO, no, and [
could hear the others 1angin' al the
door and dared not stay. :" siippit
DOT the way ! cam" and wen, off for
Nj l.augdon."
Mrs. Page. whose anxiety To De near
Mars had kept hcr from returning to
the wi;ress-roniu. shuddercd at the
memories that MACPHERSON was con
jurimg up out OF ;ha past. The soft
OF that chN wiu'"r morning was
stripped on ..Xl."Sir" th,- old hnr"ihic
wound. and she could feel again those
cropping fingers. icy cold. clutch!ng At
her as she strove 10 drag Dan Pas"
upstairs towards the cupola
she could hear his voice. now thick
With drink. nov thrill with terrible
fcar-rs he pleaded with hcr I" hide
MIN and to save him. She had been
ncrcifuliy numb with the horror OF it
then; consumed only with the desire
70 hold those men ut hay long enough
FOR MacPhersou 10 bring help, and ii
was that desire which gave her the
strength 10 drag the heavy bulk OF her
husband up tho two fiights Of stairs
into the little cupcla at the top.
She could feel again the sting of the
cold dawn wind against her face as she
stepped out the platform OF rough
boards and dropped the inert hSure OF
her husband at her feet
90 Re Continued To- MOrrOW.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

principal OF The George Mason school
aud secretary for this district. ,haNc
charge OF the program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

'"Jhp fiahn. "a new Metro PLAYER. an.
bearing in support Of Mime. p-,roya
IN Playing with Fire" played a
prominent role in The Passion Play"
AZ 'p"rHmmer-au. lie PLAYED the role
as IN" Christ in the Famous Players
production OF The Passion Tlay.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

INC Mutual Traveller" the pr.tt,.
Hark-hair"d maid who pcrsona!ly con.
uNetS IN" Gaumont 'Mutuan scenic.
80 america First" has just been on,
seeing IN" Middle West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

director William Eertram mas &C.
,"ptcn q nov Western story ~ Happy
iamily. by r ~. Bower