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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

peace and prosperity. and That under q
Democratic administration. ne said
that he did net intend 70 discuss pure
y political issues, but desired the
meeting to be more like a love feast,
for, said he, thousands Of Republicans
will this TINS vote with the Democrats,
Mr. walton in speaking Of the goed
roads promises Of the Republicaa can
5Bdafes. faid thal they inteaded.te do
Af III 3 great measure With tne s75,,
tp1pm aptfrized bY 2 DenonFatic
roneress
Mr. Lnesfo said THAT tho party hal
promised te-aepd IS influence towards
Woman suftrags and had declared for
suhmissIoE IL the liquor question 10
the vote OF the people IN 1917. While
the Republicans have promised TO sub
mil tne question they are quiet as 10.
5hs definite time.
MI Bafb0aF spoke briefly d6Aouhc.
ING the old ring rule end said thar the
Deliberate party V'as co91altled to.
breaking this up.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
Bursurn viii Sue Secs
Newspaper for Criminal LibeIfOr
Dark Tnsinuntions About Bonfires
Secundino Indignant at Himself For Digging Up
Exploded Superstition That Bursum Burned the
Books; Plans to Have Amigo Proceed to
Punish His Paper, Reported

The latest sensational report in Republican circles is that Secundfno
RoLero who loVes Mr. Bufsum BECAUSE of the det and delicate manner
in which Mr.. Bursum slaughtered his gubernatoTial aspirations, has ar
ranged with the Mogolon Road Expert to bring q $4,000 libel suit against
Mr. Romeros "El Independence OF Las Vegas.
MI. Romero has decided It is said, that this action is absolutely neces-
saryt in view of Mr.. Ronaeros former references, in Ell Ihdependaentep to
penientary.
MIR Romero, Il is further declared, was deeply touched by Mr. Bur
sums recent MisstAtement to the People of New Mexico, and after read
ing it, and while yet In tears, neutrality-suspicious. with the Socorro Wild
Animal Terror for the immediate filing of the libel suit mentioned to the
end that his former gdevious sins against his dearly beloved amigo might
be whHewashed away.
It is said that an article published by Mr. Romero in his lei mdepend-
iente" of August Is, 19l6wfl be used as the basis for the Bursum suit. This
article was in reply to one printed by "l Hispano Americana" of Bden
which made certain comparisons between Mr. Romero ana Mr.. Busum,
and between Mr.. Bursum and such fairly we'll known characters as Abas
ham Iancons Ulysses 8 Grant and Theodore Roosevelt This article and
an article printed by Mr.. Romero in "l Independence of last Tuesday
which shows the extent Of Mi. Romeros regeneration, and the love he
bears for the First Taxpayer Of socorro County. are given below:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. s. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. NJ,
Notice Is hereby given that Jose D.
Chacon, of V~allecitos, New Mexico,
who, on February y, 1918 made
Homestead Entry, No. 017s21. for the
following land: Beginning at Corner
No. /, In Section Is, T. q N. r. z
z. N. N. P. NJ, which is identical with
the quarter corner located at the
southeast corner Of the SEA of NEA
Sec. U.s. and running thence South AZ
degrees .06 Min. West 1910 chains to
corner No. 2. thence South 73 degrees
Az Min. West 1925 chains to corner
No 3, thence North As degrees 20 Min
West 1850 chains TO corner No. a.,
thence North 6 degrees .0S Min. West
1916 chains to corner No. 5, thence
North 60 degrees .04 Min East 52,47
chains to corner No. 6, thence South
35 degrees S. Min. East 81 chains TO
corner No. 1, place OF beginning, con.
tanning 1881 acres, located IN Sec
tioh 25. T. 81 n. R. z E. n. n. Prin-
Meridian.
Claimant names IS witnesses: An
tonic N. Martinez, Jose Leon l. Cha
con, Daniel Gurule, Juan G. Gurule
an Of Vaiiecites. New Mexico.
FRANCISCO pELGADO.
Register
New Mexican, Santa Fes n. N.
First p~uhlieatiou Oct :, 1916.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
Terrific Blow Falls On
German Lines Like
Lightning
FOUR MILES OF
FOE WIPED OUT
Thinning Defenses Oh
East Front Afford
Nivelle Chance
(By Leased wire q New MexIoan.)

gBy Leased Wire to New Mexiean.l
PARIS, Oct. 25.-Verdun,
long lost sight Of, sprang sud
denly and unexpectedly today
into the forefront Of the public
mind which exclusively has
been directed towards the bat
tie on the Somme front. The
German front on the right
bank of the Mouse literally
was swept away for d distance
OF four and a half miles like
straw before the wind. Gen
eral Nivelle for weeks past had
been watching the German
movements like a lynx. When
he judged the Germans had
their defenses to the
danger point, he struck like
lightning. The result was one
Of the most brilliant operations
Of the campaign. The Ger
mans who yesterday were pres
sing close upon the inner line
Of defenses at Forts Souville
and Tayannes, have now been
driven beyond the outer de-
Of Fort Douaumont-
line.
Vaux fort remains in the
possession Of the Germans, but
the French line extends beyond
it on the north at Vaux village
and Fumin Wood and also on
the south Of it at Damloup bat
terry and Chenois Wood from
both Of which positions it can
readily be attacked.
The French artillery prepa-
ration was brief but intense
and was over before the Ger
man commanders had time to
up reinforcements.
losses were very light,
i is believed even lighter than
my record in the attacks on
lhe Somme front. News Of the
has caused tremendous
enthusiasm.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
CANDIDATES WELL
Received Al EsTANGIk

Estancia, n. NJ, oct 2f-pemocrat
ic Candidates Jones, Wslten. hucsFo.
and barbour a. q Big meeting here
were veil received and frequently
cheefed during telling 4peechee.
Among other things 4ir. JpHes SAID.
first IN RESPONDS to- the Courteous
Wofds Of Attorney Wassend, who had
introduced ann, that be had trng
helped New Mexlco and the west willie
in the department ol the interior; thai
he had changed the point Of view u
that debArtmehi Ia relation To tits
great West He EXPRESSED pleasure
thbt Rhiie aalls edtside habibns were
at var the United States enjegea
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

sWH Sec. IL. WMSEANEANEh;
~NMNEHSEANEA; SEHNEASEA
NEA; EhSEASEMNEA; NEMNEM
NEASEA Sec. 10, and on July rs
Ig11 made Add H. e. o15627 for the
NEAsWANEA,
NWHSWASE
ANEAs ShSWASEHNEK; SWA
SEASEH Of NEH, Section 10, Town
slip R1 NJ Range 3 E. N. M. Prin Me
fidians has filed notice of intention
to make five year proof to establish
claim to the land above described, be.
fore John F. Young. u. s. Commission.
CT, at Cuba, N. NJ, on the 9th day OF
November. 1916.
Claimant names as Witnesses: An.
dreas "A. NaFanio, Of Youngsyille, n,
NJ; Diego serrano, Of Coyote, n. NJ;
Esquipula Archuleta. OF Coyote, n.
NJ; Jose salazar, OF YoungsYille, N
FRANCISCO DRLeADo,
Register.
New Mexican. Santa Fe. \. M. San.
IA Fe Forest
First publication Oct, 5, 1916.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
Keel Laid For Huge
Superdreadnaught

Vallejo, Calf. Oct. 25.-The battle
ship Oregon, built on the Pacific coast
many years ago. vas the guest OF
honor today at the keel laying Of the
superdreadnaught California AZ Mare
Island Navy Yards The Oregon came
from San Francisco earlier in the day
with the California congressional del
egatton headed by senator James y.
Phelan and some 600 civilian guests.
The California will be ready for
launching january 1 1918 and IL
commission the following year. she
will have a displacement Of $1,000
tons, a speed OF 21 knots and VIII
carry SIS officers and 1.Naa men
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
FRANCISCO DRLaADO,
Cefro Man Injured:
Buckwheat Profitable
lEF- aEleIau Qorra1Eondent.l

Coslills, n. II, oct 24-Ayalino
Giron, Of Cerro, met with q serious
accidently recently. Hetwas riding q
spirited horse a. rapid speed when
the animal fell. Hb was thfoun TO
the ground md the horse fell upon
him and the penmel q tie saddle
struck him in the side, fractuflhs a
rib.
This past sumner Thomas Cage. Of
Certo, planted several aefes 81 buck
Eheat md dry .istned s. Tie crop
proved a success The crop has been
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
@EL lNpEPENplENTE,n OCT.
IL. 1915

THE nobieness and manliness OF
Hon. Holm o. 7ursum. ss has
been shown by his manifesto,
which was published in the press
Of New Mexico recently, has flI.
ed with admiration ali those who
know how 70 appreciate grand
ness of soul and zkHeaation. For
10 years the Albuquerque Journal
has slanderHd Mr.. Rurapm with
false accusations that he mIsap-
piled funds Of the penltentiary 10
our territorial days, that he de-
akfpyad Feeerds, etc. etc Mr.
Hsfsnm has suffered these false
!, accusations In silence, Satisfied
that a public impartial and Just
would recognize M them the
malice ana the bad faith Of his &C.
tractors IN this manifesto Mr..
Hursum afflrms emphatlealiy that
durlnh his Ineumbehck ae super
ihttnaeHt Of the p~ehitentlRrY not
4 single record was destroyed,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
Dominican Bandit
Slain After Killing
Two U s. Marines

washington. Oct. s5.-glncial re-
ports on tho killiag. Of captsih w w.
Low ana FiFst Sergsaht Frank l. Att
who'd, 81 re marine epEps n ne Dom
lnltaA fepuhiIc ~5estefday while 81
tempting to arrest q bandit. were REL
ctlptd today ~ the naval department
from Cpl5nal Pehdlelon, o9minaild ding
the American fBrpes.
Nfst Iieptenant John Marston III,
was injured by 4 1ail, presumably dir
ing the fikhtf although the dishatqn
g8qB no "details The handit namon
Eatiata. vas KILLED The dispatch does
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
"EL INpEPENnIENrE, AUG. IS;
1ofk

@EL INDEPENDENTS, AUG. rs,
1916
Since the p6ltor in question
desires 10 make a coinparispn be.
tween the charaeter and abilities
Of Mr.. Homefo and those Of Mr..
,Bursum we beg to advise that
Mr.. Romero does not aspire to
the candidacy Of governor to
vINnlcATE HIMSELF At The
HANDS or THE PEOPLE OF
NEW MEXICO a. the expense Of
the Republican party; that Mr.,
Romero has never been IN the
necessity Of looking for any vim
dlcation, because HE public REQ
ord Is clear and before the peoy
plei that Mr., Romero has never
DESTROYED ANY BOOKS TO
COVER OFFICIAL MlsnEEpsj
that Nj, Romero has been Inn
PEELED 70 seek the candidacy net
With the view Of placlnn himself
BY force before the people, who
had already repudlated him, as Is
the ease with Mr. Huranm, but
simply TO satisfy the desires Of
the ptoplp, who are calling him
and who want him TO be The exc
e0tlvt chief Of state 10 whesc
people Mr. Romero has given the
highest degree Of service.
Now az to TIE comparison 81
M. eursum With LiAcoln Grant
and Roosevelt, We neg - inferm
the editor Of the yellow sheer a.
Relbn tbsf npue a. thesn heroes
and sfateemeh were ever ieenth
fled with the 1RuaNiNe or or.
FlclAL BOOKS TO COVER UP
PUBLIC fAeTIohe WHOSE
REcTlTupE IS VERY DOUBT
Fuhs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

BuRsUMs STATEMENT
afhe Good Roads association met
in Santa Re two years ago in an en-.
dsavor to form methods Of building
roads that would meet the reauIfe.
nehts. A bill was drawn and sub.
United to the governor and he aafesd
to approve Il. II wa passed BY both
houses Of the Legislators unanimous
~. The bHl was delivered to Covers
nor Mcdonald two days prior 10 the
adjournment Of the legislature. It was
not signed. Governor Mcdonald found
that the three days limit had expired
and he, took advantages of that ccndl-
tlon and gave II 4he pocket veto. No
reason was given for his. action. No
can be given except that It was
in the interest Of what seems 70 have
been the policy Of the present Dem
administrator to build up a
politician machine" st.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

No more deliberate MISREPRESENTATION is now being I'M
dulged inbyHxO Bafshnt than that relative to the road bill
passed by the last legislature. Mr.. Bnrsum is attempting I'd
make il appear that the road bill as introduced, which had
the endorsement Of good roads enthusiasts and the approval
Of Governor Mcdonald, was the road bill passed and The road
bill vetoed BY the Democratic executives
As b matter of faoty The road tB passed and Oetoea Was
absolutely different IN its essential provisions from the road
biN as introduced. IT proviaed for The re-sstablshnvmt of tke
old system Of county supremacy, gigiag the c0aDtU commits
sisonesS absolute NpoWef, asth0ut restrictions and Without pro-
IfessonoI Supervision, ~ county road eatterss-the old sys-
tenn under Which road building ld~nguashed and amder whi0h,
~ counties controlled By The Republican ring, graft ftoafishsd
many years.
Mr.. Bursum knows this better than anyone else, for it
was his Legislature that PASSED the bill IN its ~disfguted form
He is deliberately endsavoring to deceive the people.
at Here are two statements, one made BY ,Nr. Bursum in d.
recent speech at 1Nucuncari, and the other by State Engineer
james A. French before the Taxpayers Association at Albu-
Hquerque. Read them and decide how far falsehood is enter
ing into the present Republican c~anraign+
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
oEpAAfMnNr o. fAs MrERIoH

DEPARTMENT OF The INTERIOR
u. S. Land office at Santa Fe, n. H..
sept. ~. 1916.
Nutice Is hereby given that Antonio
serfano. Of coyots n. A. who, on
january "a, 3Af1, mate j. Il No. gIf773
fof S~iksEANWANWM; WMSWK
.NWK. NhNEAsWN WI NN1i
sWA Sec. II, WAsEhNEANEhs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
German U-Boats Sink
Five Norwegian Ships

London, oct. 25.-The sinking BY
German suhngripes Of ike NorFeeian
steamships valued al about 5,oooo00
krener, IS tepertQd n an Exchange
T~elegFaph dispatch from chfistanR.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

Rev. and Mrs. g. g. RoNisF, of To-
Iedo, Ohlo. well khuNn eyanselistie
singers have arrived in Santa re 70
spend the winter and viii slug az the
series Of meetings which - 70 begin
next Sunday AZ st. johns N. 4.
dAaseh tEH
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

49, - 80 ANW Il
aTheF6 wal introduced in the sec
Ond stats Legislature House Bill No.
ste ana House Bill No. 1853. Both Of
these bills were carefully drawn 70
m6et the road and bridge building
conditions. All conflicting laws were
repealed under them. Mo- 316 was SO
dlsfigured BY the time Il reacfIeu the
govsrnof for signature that Il was I'M
recognizable rs the original intent OF
the bill; and did not become a law.
This Bill met With hearty approval BY
men throughout the state interested
in better road building believe \
very unfortunate to the state that y
did not pass as ihtroducSd. No. 1853
related 10 Bridges built by counties
and met d similar fate-Ait did not 90
through the senate. Both Of these
bIlIs we're carefully drawn BY parties
DISTINGUISHED III the political side Of
these measures, and solsiy for the
purpose Of hettefIng and aiding the
counties financially"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

not say where the tight occurred II
addsl that tnAditionsl otherwise are
quiet
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
BURSUM HENCHMEN AND THOSE WHO
GOT SOME OFMOGOLLON ROAD KAE
DECLARE BURSUM STORE HAD RIGHT
TO GET LIONS SHARE OF THE FUNDS

Had No Objection, Say Firms Which Cashed
Warrants For Snug Sums Out Of Fund; Every
thing o. X. Say Bursum County Commissioners
Two Of Whom Were Not Left Out in Cold When
Road Moneys Were Being Spent 8ss
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-20
CITY BUILDS FlREs.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 20.-It used to
be when a fellow wanted to 60 skating
he had to build his own fires on the
banks but the city park board is plan
ming to furnish stoves in tents for the
skaters here. Pretty soft.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-20
SCHOOL ARRANCES
LITERARY PROGRAM

NEW PARIS, Ohio, Jan. 20.-The
program for the Friday afternoon
meeting OF the jefferson township high
school, to be held at the school build
ing. follows:
new officers: President, Evelyn Aker;
vice president, Helen Reid; secretary,
Trafford Boyd: monitor. Cecil White;
inaugural address. Evelyn Aker; piano
duet, Helen Kessler and Coda Hill;
spelling match, Nettie Sinck; Lois
Hughes; character sketch of high
school pupil, Francis Oates; round ia
BILE talk. Thomas Melody, Forrest Nc
Gill, Everett Shinkle; current events,
Janice Hahn: symposium. Dorothy
Pence; original composition, Cecil
White; quotation contest, Frank Haw-
ley, Howard Campbell; humorous clip
pings, Mabel Kenworthy; high school
statistics, Hester Nelson; short story
paraphrase, Simon Cunningham; de.
bate: negative, Emmett Harris. and
Ben Richards; affirmative: Holbert
Murray, and Clyde Ashman; current
events. Claude Collins; autobiography,
Miss Nunnmaker; medley, Supt. B. s.
Davis; symposium, Leona Smith; hum
orous essay. Carl Moore; biography,
Lois Gail; original story, Hazel Bar
ney; recitation, Olive Marshall; sopho-
more and junior statistics. Irene Cling
enpeel; dialogue, Mabel Barney. Vera
Bevington. Ferne Marshall, Lorena
Miller, Kenneth Middaugh, Robert
Mitchell; instrumental solo, Fred
Burtch; sophomore prophecy, Evelyn
Northrop.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-20
Nerve Of Giant
Needed for This
Workers Task
Must be in Pink of Condition
to Turnout Flawless. Work.
Says Daytonian.

"Tanlac put me back on the pay
roll" said T. J. Downs yesterday. Mr..
Downs is a sheet metal worker and
lives at 43 krug street, Dayton.
my work, would tax the nerve
strength of a giant" suggested Mr..
Downs, "as it requires the strictest At
tention to turn it out flawless It is
just like having to see with your
nerves., for when my nerves went to
the bad couldn't catch the flaws.
II got off all around" complained
Downs. land I couldn't eat or sleep.
So I just asked for a layoff and start
ed fight for my health.
after lost a lot Of time with
worthless remedies friend asked me
why did not try Tanlac. had
heard much of the medicine, but his
advice was the reminder I needed.
"Tanlac went to work on me at once
and before the first bottle was half
gone I was feeling pretty spry. Ev.
cry does gave me boost and held mo
there. l began to eat and sleep. Ner-
vous headaches and parted company,
and by the time had taken the Sec
ond bottle my old form was with me
and long for the dinof the shop, some.
thing that had not done for months
'Ill be back at the bench in a few
days and will tell the boys that prob
ably would never have been with them
again II 1t hadn't been for Tanlac."
All OF the nerves Of the human
anatomy center In the human stomach.
Inside this organ lies the great pneu-
n1Ogastr1c nerve. All others are ite
tributaries and are dependent on this
great storage plant to supply them
with virility. Nerve weakness begins
in tho stomach. Tanlac IL delicately
adapted to the needs Of this organ.
TanlAc 10 a vegetable stomach food
and its nutritive properties build up
stomach strength on which nerve
strnegth will be restored. A good
stomach guarantees nerve security.
TanlAc 10 for sale at the four This.
tlethwaite drug stores.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-20
BERTSCH FIRM
PICKS OFFICERS
FOR next YEAR

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, Jan. 10
The stockholders Of Bertsch & Com
pany have reelected the officials Of
last year. The business Of this con-
Germ for 1915 showed an increase Of
fifteen per cent over that Of the pre-
vious year. Their present contracts
indicate that 1916 win be tho most
prosperous year Of their history. a
proposition was submitted to the com
pany not long since to manufacture
machinery for making munitions Of
war, which, while attractive from q H.
nancial point Of view, was promptly
rejected. Miss Florence Webb, city
librarian, Ii quite Ill, and her position
Is being filled by Mrs. Tweedy, the
assistant librarian. "A. N. Wiseman
was called to New Castle Wednesday
on account of the death OF Miss Mag
gle Cunningham Of that city. =. Miss
Ada Bertsch is at home after q month
spent with friends in Richmond. Ora
Huddlestdh has entered . sanatorium
at Milwaukee. where he will bs treated
for defects Of speech. Lee Pitman
HAS lUTCe VI men cuXA8eO In IAa4lu8
his ice houses. The ice is Of excellent
qaulity. and seven inches in thickness
-. Miss Eva Toms is spending sew
eral days with friends at New Castle.
:. Miss BERTHE LaFevre has gone to
Indianapolis to take q two years in
the Indiana Teachers college. !. Mr..
and Mrs. F. NJ. Whittlinger returned
from q visit Of several days, with
friends in Cincinnati. Miss Helen
Filby has gone to Connersville to
spend the remainder Of the week with
relatives.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-21
sHAFTs6URY VALLEY

f. w. Fuller and son were in Hoo
sick Falls Monday and report the
roads badly drifted in places which
coupled with the zero weather, makes
winter surely here for Christmas fes
tivities.
Despite the inclemency of the
weather Tuesday evening, the White
Creek dramatic club under the super
vision of Mrs. John Bennett, drew a
good sized audience and a goodly
sum was realized. The entertain
ment was excellent and it is reported
it maybe repeated in the near future
Cards were received from G.. II.
Howard and family from Friona, Tex,
enroute from Rossyille via Wichita,
Kan. to Loving, New Mexico, by
automobile. They had encountered
two snow storms and winds across
the desert made progress SLOW. They
were making 17S miles per day and
they expected to reach Carlsbad, N.
NJ, on Saturday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws of the Town anc Village Tok
Briefly for Buoy Hsadsrs

Clara Kimball Young-opera house
today. Adv
Charles c. Kimball of Union street
is convalescent from his recent i'll
ness.
Albert Center is visiting friends in
Schenectady, where he will remain
until Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burton left to.
day for Schenectady where they will
pass the holidays.
Mrs. A. Satter is in Passaic, N. j.,
where she will spend the holidays
with her parents.
Mrs. Carrie Walker of Schenectady,
who has been visiting relatives in
town, has returned.
Theda Bara supported by Harry
Hillard and an all Fox cast Harte
Theatre today. ADV.
Miss Edna Walbridge, who attends
Pratt institute in Brooklyn, arrived
here today for the holidays.
Edward Jenney returned today
from the University Of Pennsylvania
to spend the holidays here.
Miss Edith Sibley of Bradford
academy, is at her home on West
Main street for the holidays.
Mrs. John Walsh and Mrs. Leon
Wemette of Beech street are spend
ing the day in Troy and Albany.
S 10 lucky to you? How about Fri
day? Suppose it was Friday the
18th" how would you feel? Adv.
Edward Hanks of Jersey city. who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. f. f.
Center, returned Wednesday TO his
home.
Charles MacLaren, who is employed
in Elyria, Ohio. will spend Christmas
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh MacLaren.
Theda Bara in Romeo and Juliet
in seven beautiful parts, accompanied
by Hurley's full orchestra, Harte
Theatre today. Adv.
The queen of the screen, Clara Kim
ball Young in without a Sour from
the story Lola" by owen Davis
opera house today Adv.
THE Chalice of Sorrow, tragic
story of fruitless love and hopeless
sacrifice with clever Cleo Madison at
the opera house tomorrow. Adv
William Graves, a student at West
minister school, will spend the Christ
mas vacation at the home of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs C. NJ Graves.
The worlds sweetest story is told
in Shakespeare immortal masterpiece
Romeo and Juliet" featuring the I'M
surpassable Theda Bara. Harte
Theatre today only Adv
All the suits are divided in two
groups. First group from $14.50 to
1850 at $3.50 each. Second group
from $3.50 to $4,000 at $500 each
at julius L. Weichmans. Adv. 69t2
The Christmas dance of the Public
Welfare association to be held in For
esters hall Thursday evening. Dec.
% is the fifth annual dance to be CIV
Ell and the proceeds are used for the
community work This dance is not
one of the series of assembly dances
which are to be given later. Adv.
If you have never given serious
consideration to the question of life
after death Without a Soul with
the queen Of the screen, Clara KIM
ball Young will set you thinking at
the opera house today. 1t will also
thrill YOU claim you and leave YOU
tremendously entertained. ADV.