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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-15
Scott In Washington.
,By Associated pressD

Washington. May l5-General Scott
returned to Washington today from
FL Paso without having secured for.
NAL agreement with General obregon
for cooperative action in Mexico. He
held a conference with Secretary OF
War Baker. but made no formal re-
port. lie will see Secretary OF State
Lansing tomorrow and in the mean
: time steps will be taken TO reopen
diplomatic negotiations for a formal
agreement with Carranza.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-15
Greece and Allies Aoree.

London. May 15.-The foreign Of
flee announced today that the out
standing differences between Greece
and the senate powers had been set.
tied amicably with the result there
will be no violation Of the Greece
neutrality.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-15
Stomach Troubles and Constipa.
ton.

81 win cheerfully say that
Chamberlain Tablets are the
most satisfactory remedy for
stomach troubles and constipation
that / have sold in thirty-four
years drug store service, " writes
IS. H. Murphy. druggist Wells
burg, n. Y. For sale by all deal
ers.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-15
$50 Rankers 81 Session..


| Eighty representatives Of the
banks Of Idaho attended the meet.
ing of the State Bankers Associa,
ton held at Lewiston on Monday
and Tuesday Of this week. The
programs of the session included
speeches and discussions Of Idaho
finances, excursions about the
city, feasting and social func-
fi0ns.
The monetary situation was
well expressed By President f.
]. Davis OF the Association, who in
his opening address spoke, in part,
as follows:
Financial and banking condi-
tions throughout the state are
satisfactory. There is a plenti-
tude OF money for all legitimate
undertaking. In fact, / think it
safe to say that all our banks are
in condition TO amply provide the
financial assistance necessary for
the communities in which they are
located and a majority would vel
come an increase demand for
loans. e$
sit is a difficult matter for even
those who are at the head Of the
largest financial institutions TO
forecast correctly what may be
the commercial future of our
country following the close Of the
titanic struggle now waging in
Europe, and a vast difference Of
opinion seems 10 prevail, making
It almost impossible for the coun-
try banker 10 have an intelligent
understanding, but personally ]
doubt If there viii be any parti-
cular financial disturbances, or If
any, they will be Of but a tenn
porary nature, as our United
States has, think, put behind her
the question of financial panics
which have in the past been not
only of frequent occurrence but of
such disastrous results. The Wis
dom shown in the practical work
ing out OF the federal reserve sys-
TEN has, in my opinion, rung the
death knell of those perilous
times, for this system is, as / view
il, nothing more or less than a
pillar upon which the country
banker may rest. 1 do not there
fore view with alarm the condi-
ton which may follow the close
of the war, but would neverthe-
less advise that prudent banking
methods be strictly adhere to, as
even some slight unsettled condi-
ton might be embarrassing to us
If too greatly extended"
Nezpercer Among Officers.
The Association selected Boise
as the place for its meeting in
May or June next year, and cleo
ted the following officers for the
ensuing term: President, Walter
+. Miller, president of the First
National Bank at Nampa vice
president, J. C. Blackwell, cashier
Farmers State Bank, Parma,
treasurer, L. n. Swift, president
Farmers State Bank, Nezperce !;
secretary, j. w. Robinson, Boise
executive council, ID. w. Davis,
president First National Bank
American Falls; Fred n. Shepard,
cashier Empire National Bank,
Lewiston; II. J. Failing, vice-pres-
ident Twin Falls Bank & Trust
Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15

not. Tell me. II she SHOULD divorce
Carter. would I have n CHANGER"
You would har my approval and
her fathers" replied Mrs. Austin with
enusive heartiness. I'VE always hoped
In the old days that she woul marry
you. Her choice was 81 bitter blow
to us both. I am glad you have spok-
en- just now as you have. And l shall
40 all l can to help you"
rs there u chance that sho?-"
II nave been working and planning
10 mat very end ever since we brought
her nome last month. / am trying to
snow her how much better 1t is to have
All the comforts and good things of
NE than to starve for loves sake.
And. little by little. / think am sue
ceeding. There is one thing more I
can do for you-I will write to-day
10 Tom Carter and plead with him TO
set her free for her own sake. He
has good impulses. And he is un-
sclhshly fond of her: The light sort
OF appeal may succeed with him
THANK you, 10000 times" exclaim-
ed Brent, clasping her hand grateful
ly. II am
He checked himself. for Leila's light
football sounded In the hallway out
side.
After a few minutes of general talk.
Mrs. Austin left the two young peopIe
alone together. Scarcely had she gone
from the room, when Leila turned i'm
petuously to Brent and said:
(To Be Continued To-Morrow.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
ways to make up to her Cor what She

ways to make up to her for what she
had undergone.
Mrs. Austin bought her n bewilder-
tnEly beautiful quantity of clothes.
tier father kept her supplied with
spending money beyond all reason.
She was invited everywhere and made
much of. Small wonder that she grew
to regard herself as a much-abused
heroine: and that the image of Tom
Carter sometimes grew dim and
blurred!
One of Leila's first and most fire.
Quent callers at her athcr's home was
Halsey Brent. Without presuming on
his old-time courtship or In any way
overstepping the bounds Of pleasantly
formal acquaintance. he contrivcd to
make his respectful devotion quite
clear to her and to every one who
saw them together.
Leila had never loved Halscy Brent.
She did not love him now. And she
was not even inclined to nirt with
him. But she found II mildly pleas
ant to be singled out for attentions by
this young Napoleon of finance for
whom n score of girls were angling.
Wherefore she allowed him to call
whenever he cared to. which was very
often. She let him send flowers and
candy to her. She accepted his invi-
tations to ride in his big town car and
TO take ten with him whenever he
wished. II VAS all n delightful change
from mining camp toll and squalor.
Mrs. Austin. more worldly-wise than
her daughter. was not minded to give
people cause for gossip about Leila.
So one day, when Brent called. she
contrived to snatch n few words with
him in private, before Leila came into
the livinG-room.
MIR. Brent" she began abruptly. as
she greeted the caller. you are COM
ing here rather frequently of late. AS
Il man OF the world. you must under
stand that my daughter cannot az
ford to be put in n false position in
the eyes of our friends"
He did not evade nor waste time in
diplomatic fencing. hut answered
frankly:
Mrs. Austin. 7 have always loved
your daughter. You know that. |
love her now more than ever. Don't
misunderstand me. I've spoken no
word of this TO her. And I shall not
until she is legally and morally free
TO listen 10 me-"
You mean that our
II mean I want Leila to be my wife.
If she were happily married. ] should
not interfere: but ] understand she is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
To Quickly Relieve
Soreness and
Inflammation

Rub in a few drops OF A~bsorbrne,. Jr.
1t is surprising how promptly It pene-
trates and acts-how clean and pleas
ant it is to use and how economical
because only n few drops are required
to do the work.
In addition to being a %ependab
liniment. Absorbine, Jr.. is q safe.
powerful. trustworthy a%ntlseptio and
germicide which doubles its efficiency
and It's uses.
When applied to cuts, bruises and
sores 1T kills tho germs. makes tho
wound aseptically clean and promotes
rapid. healthy healing. 1t allays pain
and Inflammation promptly. Swollen
glands. painful varicose veins. wens
and bursai enlargements yield readily
druggists ut $l.O0 and $500 a bottie
or sent direct postpaid.
Liberal trial bottle postpai for 100
in stamps.
w. F. YOUNG, P. D.. F..
gag Temple st. Springfield. Mass.
Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
Do You Know That

ienOrr Ilrich il now m Los an
Grlc-. She will br with BcInsco
aGnin next scak0nt
Jane Grey L. playing ia .rhr
fl"wcr Of Faith" for Jacobs.
hiu diamonds can now lie rn-
inf&cd by u German by u natural
Sas process!
Muricl ostri"hr. Edwin Angus
nnd holiic King are Ia star in
sally in Our Allry."
way Down East u still q hig
money mnhcr-aftcr twenty ycnr,t
Doris Kenyon IL opening - Scent
i"h'hr"om near The World Film
studio for the hcncnt Of The cstrus.
Shr Also cnts thcrrf
Norma TnlmRiEc IL now working
near New Nnrkt
civilization" "Dcstiny," "Soul.,"
"Ihc brutcss." "i.inrs" md "StoIcn-
are some Of tho pictures soon TO bc
seen!
hiiiir Rnrhr tainted nj n picture
house last week.
.rncr Cunnard ~ TO work to-
Julius Stcrnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
MIDWEEK NEWS OF MOVIES
Movie Calendar

REN-srecinI TEXTURES daily.
with single reels.
lSIS-ro-dny, William In
"a Man of Sorrow" Tomorrow.
Alice Brady, I'm "Thcn I'll Come
Bnck To You" Saturday. Harold
Lockwood and May Allison. In "rhr
[4Comebnck.' and "Gloria's I"-
lmuncc."
- COLONINL - To-day. Charlie
Chaplin. I'm "Ihc Fireman. and
William Nigh and NnrGmeritc snuw.
rtn NOTORIOUS IaiiIghcr.' To-
.Tiiorrow and saturday, rhrdn Bnra.
in East Lynne
49, STR.tND--To-day. Tomorrow mud
Saturday. Ednn Goodrich. In "rhc
Making of M%nddnIcnn."
BIJol-To-da!. and
H-ii. II. Warner aud tlara
Williams, In .Thr Market OF Win
desire"
ODEoN-rO-dn.. "Nrtic the NIL
1ionairc Kid" with Dorothy Kelly
and Ernest TrucN. aud
Saturday. Lillian Walker. i'm ''The
Ordeal of Elizabeth"
NEW-To-dnH. "rhc Mysteries Of
Myrn." Tomorrow. Charlie Chap
lin, in "Carmcn." Saturday.. fore
noon chiIdrcn's matinee. "NIadin
md His Wonderful Lamp: after
noon. Darwin Carr and Nell Craig.
In "Womau's Naked Soul"
NICToR-To-day "rhr stained
Pearls star east. Io-murruw.
sour People" with Bryant Wa>h-
burn. Saturday. "Who's Guiltyt"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
UGH! A DOSE OF
NASTY CALOMEL
1t salivates! 1t makes yOu sick
and you may lose n
days work.

You're bilious. sluggish. constipated
and believe you need vile. dangerous
calomel to start your liver and clean
your bowels.
Here's my guaranteed. Ask your drug
Cist for n 50-cent bottle OF Dodson's
Liver Tone and take n spoonful to-
night. II It doesn't start your liver
and s~traighten o right up better thar
calomel and without gripping or making
you sick ! want you TO go back TO tho
store and get your money.
Take calomel to-day and
row you VIII feel weak and sick and
nauseated. Don't lose n days work.
Take a spoonful OF harmless. vegetable
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and wake
up feeling great. IT'S perfectly harm
less. so give II to your children any
time. 1t can't s%alivate. SO let them eat
anything afterwRrds.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
PROPERTY At DO
BECOMES BOWLING ALLEY

one OF the large sets III An Inter-
national Marriage at the Morosco
studios called for II hardwood hall
floor twenty-five feet long and FIVE feet
wide When the set was struck" tho
floor remained. but the oddity of a
distance reach for realism has become
a thing of the past. One morning Page
Peters and Howard Davies were seen
carrying a mysterious bundle IN the
direction of the open-air stage. y short
time later members of the studi were
startled TO hear occasional runhlinE
issuing from across the street. y hur-
ri6d rush discovered the cause. and the
curious We're amazed to behold Davies
and Peters cnGrossed In the we'll
known game OF bowling. Amusement
changed to interest, and soon the two
participants We're curv!ne 'em in ear
nest with their respective hackers
shouting words of encouragement y
mattress served as n hack-stop, with
tho assistant camcraman playing he
roll of pin boy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
DESMOND WON'T GO BACK
TO SPEAKING STAGE

Unimpcachable evidence that Will
liam Desmond, the Triangle-Ince lead
ing man. has been converted perma-
nently to the cause of the motion pic
ture is furnished by the fact tina for
the second time since his film debut he
declined an offer this week to return
to the speaking stage.
About six weeks age Desmond was
approached by oliver Morosco with "A
propose that nc r~eassociate himself
with the Burbank Theater Stock Com
pany in Los Angeles. He refused the
offer, explaining to the theatrical mag
nate Il 4 his work in the tudio was
more to his liking. And in spite OF
this decision, Morosco asked him again,
but tho popular leading man as stoutly
refused Like mos, other crstwhilc
speaking stage stars. Desmond regards
tn" motion picture rs II broader field
OF cndcH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
II. II. WARNER AT BLOC
IN .MATtkET OF VAIN DT:SIRE'

pictures was done in the role OF a
Western cowgirl. Clara Williams. who
plays the leading feminine roll" IN The
Market of vax Desire. the Triangle
Ince feature. =. With Il. 3. Warner
is starred At the E.Jog Tor the week
end. has recently achieved marked sue
cess in n-r Characterization o.; cIr!s
% wealth and refinement. Il i ii
such = role shat she Is cast with War
ner. In preparing for the part. she
gave her undivided attention 20 re-
gowns she purchased several c.ea-
lions ,ha' came direct from Paris
shops and these are said TO he uuusy-
ally beautiful
~, Is the Woe VARIETY Of part; ore
is called upcH 70 PLAY with ever
changing costumes INA, lends en-
chantment % 'u~o'.on-piltvre ncrA,
declares MISS Williams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
Continued From Wednesday,

IT YOU truly love her-if her best
welfare means anything ut all to YOU
there can be hut one reply to these
questions. You will give her up and
allow her u retrieve her one miser-
able mistake. by marrying as her in
terest and II think her heart die
tateS.
ihink inns over very carefully and
let your better nature guide YOU"
Tie letters contents seemed to burn
themselves into poor Tom Carriers
brain IN words OF fire. lie tore the
paper into a score OF fragments In his
FIRST outburst of Indignation. Then
ms eye feil once more upon the post
script Nellie Collins had written.
And AT once he saw the impulse be-
hind Mrs .Nustin's cruel letter. Among
them these snug relatives of Leila's
We're trying TO make her forget him
and TO marry her to a richer man.
"A richer man snarlcd Tom, half
aloud. "Halsey Brent is no richer than
the Leila ~ Will make me. Nor one
third as rich. The Austips will truckle
TO me fast enough when they find I've
struck wealth in the mine. BUT It's
no time for writing or even for tele-
graphing, II I'm TO save Leila from
divorcinC me- FOR Brent. I've got to be
on the ground 10 fight my own battle!'
He tiuns "a few clothes into a bat
tered suit case, ran to the mine to give
'""' i'S'' uNt'Ni'S' anu swung ABOARD
an easthound train three hours later.
lie had counted so often on this
triumrnal return to New York, Yet,
now that the miracle had come TO
pass, ne felt no ~elation. He felt moth
Ing save 4 %burningly murderous rage
against the people who were trying TO
rob him OF his adored wife.
/ Tom Cnrter'S guess as to the state
of affairs was amazingly near to the
truth
Leila's homecoming had been as the
return OF a loved one who has mar
row!N escaped n torturinE death in
some accident. Her parents and her
friends had showcred her with atten-
tons and had sought In a thousand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
-"THE STAINED PEARLS"
y TO-nAN Avn ICtIO

~ The Stained Pearls a k%nickcr-
booker feature. with an ail-star east,
will be the principal attraction at the
FpNictor Theater to-day. Barbara Ten
srnant Will also be seen in The Sacred
S%%Oath,' and a comedy picture Will be
,,%.shown.
~ To-morrow's program Will include
"Ou People an Essanay special with
Washburn, ana "A Double
T~~I5eward." a comedy will also he Of
offered.
Il Sowing the Wind" another episode
Who's Guilty. featuring Ann
@Nilsson and Tom Moore. will be The
headliner on Saturday. HIS Indian
Z Guardian Il Western picture, Nearly
: Married" and a comedy viii also he
I shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
EDNA GOODRICH At STRAND
~ ~. In OF MADDALENA A.

Edna Goodrich returns 10
sssip the Oliver J. Morosco photoplay,
as.The Making of M~addalena," which
..ss,SY.iil be presented on the Paramount
at the Strand for the last
rhalf of the week. In this, her latest
Eplay, Miss Goodrich is given rare OPP
.portunity 20 display both her personal
aScharm and her ability MS an actress.
1.-THE story is ii fetching romance cal
+sculated 10 hold the attention Of all
ythose who witness it, while the pro-
Sfduction is of the usual Paramount
thigh quality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15

knee-d-.p IN June irds the Lonc
Beach studio o: the Horkhcimer Broth
arS one az th+ busiest places in South
s:n California. To keep up with ;he
four outlets. six companies are now
turning OUT multiple reel feature plays;
and two NOR VII! l." added before
very long This stGd.o tas ;he uniqUe
distinction Of ueing engaged in ms
production of ;wo continued screen
stories at tn sane" Tina. Tn" one Is
"Ths Gr.p %: Evil" win IacEi+ Sam
aer> 10 Tn" lead. whi.- IN. other Hill
-. ~. L:ntarG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15

Won Just Ie, { ;zlr =: cfr .r..
and an old hat, = asn;r.+ ri Z =, (.
u hTogans ana that's a.! yr.I. -.st n.
n ric'ur" ~to-Tor:cw. Dr.r.c- C<-
u L"Eia"ks "a- h@a-f :eI::rz |.r<r
!.!ch- AN rnai are r-n:zrP~ zs<s1
vivian. who Was ~ maE. ~ a. . Pr.
ton h"ircss rpIghing It 30, m -. !atr
IN "Hnstur.s I;rtnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15

the Hrst n""F from the mountain
of a Thousand I,reg. ,.ner. -Iyian
Martin - starring 81 the Initial !~iorgs.g-
Paramount subject. Nell. II Thvnde.
Mountain.' 81 mat M!ss S,art:n'z au,o
WAS the Jou"h rar and had 4 reasra
81 eleven punc;Gres and assorted freak
doSr every few miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
sSHAPLIN DRAWS CROWDS
.-.~ TO

s-sYEharlie Chaplin. in his latest release.
SasThe Fireman" packed the Colonial
yesterday. and will doubtless repeat
sSe-day, while William Nigh and Mar
SEuerite Snow, in the intensely inter
isSGsting Metro wonderrlay. Notorious
sGailegher," won hosts OF friends for
stheir exceptionally clever efforts. Both
tACharlie and Notorious Gallagher"
may be seen at the Colonial for the
Tlast time to-day.
Tomorrow and on Saturday the
Colonial will present Theda Bara. In
the William Fox production Of East
4NLynne."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15

Annette keII=rua.a. rfc 4, "a.
% the William F1z :. ~ :....
spectacle. d. gong u rzaA : :azs.Y -:
truly home. Shs res @c+--.T c---,zsa =:
shore front property Z, C2Iglza Mr..
on Long Island So..:. z-c .-,s-<s ..
establish herself :o- GIN -. ms.
begin The o,.!lling n -. t>.-. n.-. 4:
: :er months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
WILLIAM F.ARNUM AT ISIS
IN 80 Wan nF SORROW

The Isis Will present to-day William
Farnum. in the William Fox p~hotoplay.
a Man OF Sorrow" Tomorrow Alice
Brady Viii he seen in the romantic
drama, Then I'll, Come Back TO You"
For Saturday the Isis offers Harold
Lockwood and May Allison. IN their
first Metro wonderpiay. The Come
Back" and Billie Burke in another
..chapter of 'Gloria's Romance" the
film novel written by Mir. and Mrs.
Rupert Hiehes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
Her Lucky Number.

Lillian Hayward has Ions cousit.
dressing-room bears this nuioher. ana
she has, up until I'll" past few weeks.
been lumber thirteen on tho weekly
,pay roll \ slight change in b"okkecr-
sing deprived her ri her lucky mum her.
now Lillian says If any dire mis-
sfortune befalls her she wili know just
- where 10 lay the blame.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15

To arnuse her during spare moments.
President VI. Horkhcjmcr has present.
cd little Mary Sunshine with Il doh
which Ia as large as she ~. While
I exceedingly fond of t., the Balboa
starette is more interested in a stray
-skiiten or me handsome collie which
liar. become her playmate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
ALIENS FOOT.EASE DOES IT

When your shoes pinch or your corns and
bunions ache so that you are tired all over.
get Aliens Foot-Ease. the antiseptic
powder to be shaken into the shoes and
used In the foot-bath. II will take tho
sting out of corns and bunions. and give
instant relief TO Tired, Aching. Swollen
Tender feet. Over 10000 packages are be-
Ing used ny the German and Allied troops
at the front Sold everywhere, sc. Don't
accept any substitute. ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
SYNOPSIS OF rREcEDING CHAPTER.

YET. ara they go IVES, to Carter's unde-
aSi9ped gold mine. They have a hard time
"nu are on the verge of disillusionmcut
wm,h Leila gets IA letter telling hcr Of tho
.vi,une made by Iialscy Brent. Il rejected
ssu'l"r. Hard luck purSucs Garter. and finally
ne can work his mine no longer. Then
Sciih' beside herself. charges him with
nasihs hnisappropriatcd $1,000 her father
naa given her. by Investing II In his mine.
re heaps Goals OF fire on her head by show
ana She bees his forgiveness. which no
grants. Her father and mother come. and.
seeing her poverty. beg her 10 pay them a
wi 81 oarisr consents to her going. on the
soon as h. gcts ON his feet One month
later he strikes gold and. while hr is writ
ihS ms good irNS 10 Lolita. he receives n
,.tier from her mother. asking for he,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
WHO'S GUILTY?
sth Story, Sold Out
Fy Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

author OF "Thc Silver Butterfly" '.Tho
Back PEARL" "Snliy shit" Etc.
lNoNclixcd from the series of photo
ENss OF the Sane name released by
Fathe Exchange nnd shown al the We
tor Theatcr.)
Copyright, 1915. Mrs. Wilson woodrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15

E.Eat - r" Htr-=a c1z:-srz = -.
-; ~ M S~3h-z!a= 80 ..r
A=nsriran-MGtuz! pHo:o-lo.s sz--.2
-aonzs chatt~-ton anc +gzr5+z IA.
sen, have been co-p.A,-t