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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01

Mrs Frank Farmer was hostess tu
the Auction Iulcrlc club yesterday, her
guests being Mrs \ u Young, Mrs
I'D Dunn. Mrs " $ McNlrc and Nil,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01

The Cresccn, Dancing club will meet
Friday evening in the Musical Art in.
stilutc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01

Women's Silk and Lisle Comsina
tion-Low neck, sleeveless and Cult
knee m pink only At $500,
Childrens All Cotton Fleeced
Union Suits at 5Oc-Iigh neck, long
sleeve, and ankle length. Drop ,C.t
and crochet finish AZ neck All
size, IRON TO-. 10 years.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01
Man Weds Sister;
Is Years in Jail

SHENANDOAH, Iowa. Nov. J..
twenty-five years at hard labor was
the sentence imposed on Robert Eng
land, this city, for conviction ON a
charge of marrying hi, sister Englund
claimed he did not know oi the rcla
tlonship
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Once
Supper
Woman Candidate
for House Quits

DENVER, Nov. Mrs. Hatrlc X
Howard only woman candidate io-
congress in Colorado, has Withdrawn
from the progressive ticket. Mrs
Toward was candidate from the
First congressional district
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01

who was taken to Fricdrich,haten with
the members OF hi, crew yesterday re-
ports that the commander Of the Ger
man submarine which sank hi, vessel
told him that all cargocs Tor England
would be treated a, comtrabaud IN the
future.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01
ENGLISH CARG0ES
TO BE C0NTRABAND

COPENHAGEN. Nov | - \ dis
patch from Fr,cdrichshaicn to the Bcr-
lng,kc Iidcndc says the captain OF
the Norwegian steamship StcmShest,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01

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supper va, served was gay IN it, yell
low and black OF the season The guest,
were Margaret iu,ull. Annie lhomp
lu, Ruth Collier Betty Pu'ury. Franc,
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'''' usual ''''''' 80 d. '''
Mr.. FRANK Luga, "'~ 'nc guest
W'iai'a ~ Ms T. Rogc' hcrnp dur
ing grand opera.
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Nl,. f I,br,,n ,,,lI ,rr,,, ,bc last
~, ,,rrl T., IA, IN, o,,r.t oi Ntr and
Mr.. Ucpry S,opr Mr., Johnson Ia,
brrp visiting ,n Ionp,icw Tc,as and
son her w,y to Grand Ruids Mich
TO ioin Mr. Johnson for A permanent
residence there
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The Npollr club, one OF the principal
musical clubs ot Oklahoma City has
decided TO become a civic organization
and cooperate with the Chamber OF
Commerce. the Nd club, the Rotary
club, the Lion club and other such bod.
les II will continue the plan OF giving
concert twice year. one iu Dcccm.
her and the other sometime in the
,prnp In addition 10 this the club
Is anticipating bringing at the time OF
the'c concerts, some artist oi note 'o
participate IN the musical season
tickets on these occasions VIII be SOFA
at reduced rate IRON the regular Sin-
Rlc ticket price ne 'lub' "ll'h mas
always stood TOR the greater interest,"
ana advancement III the musical NE o'
Oklahoma ana the state as al large
hopeN IN ms way 10 a'hicNc an ever
greater success ana to he the means o'
adding to the pleasure oi the music low.
erS OF the city and state
* y
Tho rcmhcrs nj the n \ Y =. clul
,ayc Uallnwcrr masoucradr mart,
/ Ia.t r,yb, at the home of Nr and Mrs
/ ~ Prince Halloween decoration,
M all kinds were used in the hy,n,
,,nns.uer,s os ,bc cycn,ng ,bc favor
in ,hcsr br,ng won Inv Mrs Prince an,
N, q " S,owc Tho add;t;ona
ures,s were Mr. and Mrs + r Scbari
and Miss Gertrude LetlciScr.
y y -
Tho brsh,uds ~, the Sunshine Sor;o
chm entertained win an cpioyabl
uaIl,wccn marty Given las, MONT a, IN
home n( Mr. and Mrs Rohrr, Maid,
Black and yellow carried out the colo
of the season with lack o lantern,
witches, black cats and the other sign
ui Halloween Music and games ica
,ured the evening. the favor, of whicI
were won by Mrs {. Harper Orth am
Mr. Freeman Van Horn The plac
cards a, the supper table were attache
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01

N RRS SAMUEL " ALT + X
INNMI HAYES entertained yesterday
UNJl with one oi the largest and
most attractive social events
ut the season when she gave an cldbo
rate Halloween luncheon at the lee
ilu,kins hotel he banquet room
where luncheon wa, served was Lavish
N decorated with autumn flowers and
all sort, ui Halloween iauclc. II wA.
a most attractive setting for the l'j
guest, with their beautiful gowns y
number oi out i-town guests were n
the city to attend the luncheon, among
them Mrs. W. II. Potter of Nrdmorr.
Mrs ! y Burke and Mr. a. e. g.
Blcrcr OF Guthrie
=
Mr. and Mr,. Leon v ljuDklu, and
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard + louc, vlI,
entertain At dinner Friday evening at
the Lee lIuckin, hotel m honor ot Mr.
oscar &. Brown oi kan,a, CITY and
Mis-, Josephine hylc at Rug,rsullc
Tenn
= - p
Ar, ". b. Leonard gave charming
Ithldrcu'S party Yesterday aitcrnoJnHlu
hHsor of the fourth BIRTHDAY OF her
small son, Richard he table, deco
rated with the Halloween cats, witches.
laCko lanterns bat, and pumpkins,
carried on, the yellow and black deco
raI,ons From the chandelier hung tc,-
toou, OF yellow and tiny yellow candles
crowned the birthday cake that orua
mcntcd the center H the table Witch
caps held yellow a6NblaCk candle, and
the ices were typical li~NNick and ycl-
low Mrs, Leonard was )aS,i,tcd h'
Mr.. George T.. WoodwardNAb< ! NJ
Richardson. Mrs Luther Patton and
Mrs. L. II Putney IN entertaining the
little tplka Ruth Collier. Sarah Alice
RMaxiicld. Betty Pu,ney, Lucy Pope
! Roberta Bagby, Helen Mari Woodward
Pauline lcagcr. Annie Thompson Mel
vim Smith, William Collier Sidnc,
Maxiicld, Warren Putncy, Paul Pope
George Edward Woodward. Charlie
Thomas, Merlwethcro Richardson and
John Leonard
-
MIR and Mrs. George L. Woodward
gave an informal Halloween party last
evening for George Edward and Helen
Mari Woodward and 4 number OF their
| little friends The house was attrac
lively decorated with the Halloween
iavors. Pumpkin jack-o'-lantcrns wei
coined the little guests as they entered
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-05

ME IN the MOVIES -
The long-looke Little Mary in
Poor Little Peppina" is here.
Seems like old times to have poor,
exploited Pearl White with us again.
Dusty" Farnum has started upon
his 5090-mile cross-country auto tour.
He will be dusty" in reality when he
reaches New England. -.
''The Blacklist" shown here this
week, was a vivid picture of what
really happened in Colorado. The sys-,
sem still exists n some parts of the
mainland, and this great picture has
done much toward abolishing the prac-
tise. At-s g.. - T..
Pauline Frederick refuses to be
villainess again. As result, she takes
IA second-to-lead part in The Woman
in the Case" now in preparation at
the Famous Players studio. She
Graves general public sympathy
which, she asserts, is difficult in her
past productions We all know, how
ever, that she is without a rival in
her art. 49,. u. ~. +.
The movies. have lost another lead
ing man. Page Peters, who was with
us last week in "4e Fell in Love
With His Wife" was drowned at Her
4mosa Beach, Cal. He has worked in
two other productions which will be
shown here soon-t'Dayid Garrick'
and Ben Blair His death was not
the result of work in motion pictures
as was reported but he was indulg-s
ing IN a little surf, recreation, when
the strong undertow carried him
away. ~ ...s
Victor Moore, the Happy Hooligan
Of the movies, is always in Dutch.
Something always happens to him
whenever he lends a hand. While not
actually engaged in the picture itself,
he always insists upon helping. In
Out of Darkness he was overcome
by smoke and badly burned. receiving
some permanent scars. He was also
burned and received more scars in
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine"
While in THE Sewers" he was severe
ly cut about the face with Russian
knout. Starring in his last produe-
ton, The Clown while making
scenes in the desert, Victor was over:
come and lay in the hot sand for sew
eral hours and finally was carried to
his camp where several days were re-
quired for recuDeration 4
In pictures, Mary Pickford has been
Japanese, Russian. French, Mexican.
Dutch and what not--but now comes
Little Mary as an Italian-as Poor
Little Peppina.' This was not so
easy. To get realism, the producers
engaged italian dramatists and used
many italian extras" to more vividly
picture the customs of their native
land. AS Peppina- the boundless
scope of Mary Pickford's art is Illus
trated in her delineation of the vari-i
Gus roles of a child of wealthy Amer
leans kidnapped by Italians and made
to work in a Sicilian vineyard, stow
away disguised as a boy. a newsie.
q boot-black, fruit yender, an en-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-05
peril
THRILLING Film

Erected around the popular topic of
the hour, preparedness, there
comes to the Hawaii theater tomor-
row phote-drama of more than
usual interest and one that vies with
anything thus far shown in this city
from "a standpoint of the spectacular.
THE Nations Peril is the title of the
photo-drama and it was written and
directed by George Terwilliger.
In one or the most thrilling scenes
the entire Atlantic squadron is used
Ey the cameraman, there appearing in
the film 10000 soldiers, marines and
sailors. including Secretary Daniels,
Admiral Fletcher. Admiral Winslow,
vice-Admira4 Mayo, the war college at
Newport and the staff of officers Of
the Newport training school. A sea
battle and a night attack on land are
wildly Reproduced on the screen.
Robert Mantell in THE Blindness
of Devotion" viii close with the per-
Torrance OF this evening at the Ha-
waii. This is the first appearance on
the screen Of this capable and popu-
lar actor. The drama is a strong one
with a climax that borders on the SEN
SatiOnal. = sLr-. -
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RIsksLHElg
SAVE children

ThanSa TO the heroism displayed by
Helen Holmes. who takes o principal
part In the thrilling railroad drama,
Bill Coleman's children were not over
taken by the fate he had planned for
the president OF The railroad, Dis
charged for drunkenness, brakeman
deliberately causes q boxcar and a
flatcar to run wild down the main
line OF q western railroad, knowing
that the presidents special was APP
preaching on the same track. Cole,
man did not know that his two chill.
dren were at play. on the flatcar.
Helen Holmes figures In sensational
episode in the railroad drama to be
shown at the Empire theater today.
Rescue OF. the Brakeman's Children"
Is . Spectacular production. II Is a
nhoto-play filled with intense situa.
tons.
Love and war. romance and intrigue
are ssplendidIy combined in the plot
IN the three-act dranatization or VIII
bert Melyiile's great STORY OF the Mexi.
can border. The picture features 4. c..
Shumway, q general favorite "A NOV
ing picturedoms The cowardice and
unhecoming conduct of an officer Is
discovered in time to prevent an UNI
happy. marriage. The announcement
IN the third act makes q strong appeal.
I1t efses Minnie MoHtefieff D wonder
fdl opportupity to display her dramat-
ic powers. Billy Reeves returns to-
the Empire In q roaring comedy, The
Three Bridges"
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NARY P|CKFORD
AFTER BLANCHE

"The Blacklist. in which Blanche
Sweet has scored further decided
success, leaves the Liberty theater
tonight to make way for Mary Pick
ford in her latest screen success,
Poor Little Peppina. |" THE Black
list" is daring story of capital yer.
sus labor and is based largely on an
unfortunate incident in Colorado Of a
year or SO ago.
Blanche Sweet is cast as a little
Russian school teacher, whose father
is leader of an anarchistic band
that Is waging a relentless war upon
ti,e mine owners. The blacklist is es.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-05
KILL COCKROACHES
Easy Matter 70 Exterminate These
II. E. Filthy Pests. -.

Even a feeble imagination can think
Of the germs the cockroach must bring
as it crawis around the kitchen and
pantry. communicating and spelling
tood Now is the time to kill off the
:ockroaches and free your home from
.he repulsiYe insects: A dozen cock
reaches killed now is better than kill
ing hundreds later. H..
two-ounce box of Stearns Electric
Paste. which you can get for % cents
from any druggist, will rid your home
Of eockroaches or water bugs. II is
much better than powders. as it can
6ot blow away and get into the food.
Easy TO use and an absolute exteTmi-
nator. Directions in Is languages in
ever nackage-Adv -. =
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theatrical 6Anlll6eIlleIlt5
LEAVES
BIjOU, charlie
CHAPLIN COMES

Wirh The p --rormSnCe Of this even
NJ, Herbert Brot ks, card wizard and
=. >Bo-bcs 'agrgiar" ita"ss the hi
ION ,aeatsr FOR a tour Of The army
Potts. where he expects To SURPRISE
;hP Fal6ieS Toys with his magic deisk
G. cares. Brooks viii turn loose AiE
hes: lag &C tricks II The Rijou pes.
fnrmagns tonight aud those vino
have failed to take IN session with
this clever artist :hOuld not miss.
.Fha "H.sena ratiOn thtinine
nhoto-plsy that hiss attracted tba AZ.
iend II of thousands during its show
ing in Honninlu, viii also be offered
for the last time at the Bijou to-
night,
cemmencins teHorrew evening the
piece de resistance will Re Charlie
haalin in his Preataf. work &c ar.
men" burlesque nWn tLat fanoas
oper.h In this MEL Is CHAPLIN Is
gaid to do The best work Of bis screen
career and 70 earn all his laughs
Through straight" comedy. having
forsWor:l his A.ral rough and tumble
taei ses for the time being. s.t {:
There win also he shown tomorrow
Eisht, "Tha Carpet from Basdad,,'
tased on Harold MacGrath's novel Of
the came name. with the popular
Kathiyn Williams in the leading role.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-05

ploye of an opium den, a messenger
boy. and finally the restored million
aires daughter who comes into her
own. With this diversity, this is
easily one of Miss Pickford's tri-
unphs. III ......,">>" .. IL
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-05

MET IN THE MOVIES
The long-looked,for Little Mary in
Poor Little Peppina" is here.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-05

Seems like old times to have poor,
exploited Pearl White with us again.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-05

tablished and threatens to work ha-
VOC with the laborers. The lovable
little school teacher interyenes and
finally wins over the mine superin-
tendent and the conditions are short
u rectifisd.
Poor Little Peppina" is probably
The NEST talked of film in which
Mary Pickford has thus far appeared.
1t is q feature that has played to
record houses across the mainland,
and incidentally, to raised prices
There will be no change in the Liberty
prices during the showing of the film
in this city The new Liberty serial,
The Iron Claw" will be continued
curing the early half of the week
With Pearl White in the leading part.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-05

THE Blacklist" shown here this
week, was vivid picture OF what
really happened in Colorado. The sys-
sem still exists n some parts of the
mainland, and this great picture has
done much toward abolishing the prac-
tise.. ..... -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-05
KAHlLUl CHURCH
Is REJOICING IN
HANDSOME ORGAN
Social Star. Bul,e,,n corr..popdsnceI

Especial Star Buifetin Core. popdenceI
WAlLEKU, Maui, Aug. 3.--On Sun
day evening last . large audience was
present ut the Rahului Union church
when tie first service was held after
the installation OF the organ. tn
iustFun ent was i gift OF the PaiS
tfRion church TO the kablIlui church.
TIE Berestrom brothers, took down
rho organ and rebuilt i in Eahuhii.
The church building was ENLARGED tu
acccmtEdate II. When the change
wrre beng made the pretty edif,ee
tie generous gift OF the IrsaD the
Paia church also presented the IA.
huili parish with mating, pew cash
lens and the ratings in the Old strne-
tuIc 1t &.aKawao that is now de-
q: ll;shCd. HI ~.*
Miss Carrie E. Short, who is on Il
H. il visit tc Maui, played the organ.
Inis was Miss Shorts first appear
ance before Maui audience since she
lett here n 1911. During her absence
she has played scme of the larges;
and finest organs on the coast and IL
aa acooIsplished musician. Her play
ing on Sunday evening was greatly
enjoyed Her opening program con-
.s;stei of 4
l. Revere .Sa4nt-Saens
2. Pilgrims Chorus 49,. Wagner
?. lnterme.yo ................D a ines
4. March Tor i Church Festival
r.. ....-.s.... ............... HeSt
3. ITO a Wild Rose. Macdowell
The vocal music CT the evening was
uost attractive. The choir. consisting
o. Kshuiui people and Miss Helena J.
Walter, rendered Roberts Seek Ye
the ord and "Jasns and Shall II
Ever Be" most acceptably. while Miss
Walters solo. Christ at the Door,
was eScellently rendered Kenneth
Smith played with beautiful express
sion The Angels Serenade.'' @>
TIE pastor of the church, Rev. Ellis
e Pleasant, preached a strCng SER
IRON upon "The Call OF the Carpen,
ter" taking as his text Luke 2:49. He
was listened To most appreciatiyely b.
the audience. which was made up OF
people from all portions of central
Maui f. III i
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-05

David Daggett. secretary of the
New Haven water company and an
alumnus of Yale, Glass of '7S, died Of
heart trouble at his desk. Mr..
Daggett was one of the Yale men en-
trusted with the task OF building the
Yale bowl.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-05

Michael Cleo, a laborer of NO. 636
East 14th street, New York, was shot
and fatally wounded By Tony Ferris,
o; the same address. Ferris escaped.
As a result OF the congestion OF
freight channels caused by the gen.
eral strike of lcngshoremen, San
Francisco is facing sugar and salt
shortage. ": ..*
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dlT6 S uauSnteE WHO comes INTO H6I
own. With this diversity, this is
easily one of Miss Pickford's tri.
umphs. III. <.'~>%.. .. Ii
A letter from John Barrymore will
look we'll in this column. 1t reads:
So much has been written concern
ing the breaking heart of the clown
as he cayorted before the laughter
shaken audience-a la "Pagliacci'
that it were best to explain that this
IS not going to be fearful lamenta-
ton, but a crouch. \ 1t is protest
against the iniauities of this world
which gives a perverted sense or
humor to the public whereby it pro,
fesses to see something funny in the
nhysical anguish Of fellow mortal,
Why should you sit comfortably in a
theater and laugh with glee when
the player is seen to fall overheard
in icy water? Why is the human
mind so constituted that it gloats over
the sight of a man being maltreated
and bruised, the degree of mirth be-
ing in proportion to the amount of
anguish experienced by the victim?
Did you know that received a
.sprained ankle and two broken ribs,
in that stateroom scene in Nearly
King" and that you laughed your
self sick over it? In making the pic
ture, our satanic director danced up
and down the deck in glee. They'll
die laughing at that he shouted.
That was great stuff. thought you
were knocked out. Jack From which
It is only logical to infer that il
had been killed outright, my epitaph
would have been a deafenfng shout
of laughter, raising the roof of every
picture theater in the country
pretty thought. is 1t not?" i@t5
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-10-06

Is. Arkansas, In Mortgage Record Book No
80. pages 5Oi ct sea-. the undersigned, A. y
McRaven. OF Little Rock. Arkansas. as sub
stltuted trustee under said deed OF trust
will offer for sale and sell at public outcry to
the highest bidder for cash, at and before the
front entrance OF the County Court House Of
Randolph county, Arkansas, on the Goth day
Of October. A. D.. 1916 during the legal hours
Of sale. the following described real estate.
situated In the county OF Randolph. state OF
Arkansas. to-wit; Block Number Five 90
Of Naddle and Hughes Addition To the town
OF Pocahontas. Arkansas, together with all
the improvements thereon.
said sale Is to be made for the purpose Of
paying and satisfying the balance due under
said deed OF trust, and strictly IN accordance
with It's terms. defaults having been made
which under the terms Of said deed OF trust
authorize said sale.
Terms Of sale Cash. Purcha ser to pay
for titles A. u. MCRAVEN.
sat Substituted Trustee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-10-06

Tickling IN the throat, hosr'eneI'
lo,s OF voice. iudl1ate tbs need OF
BALLARD'S HORE no uN ID
SYRUP. Il eases the lusgs, qsisIs
the cough and restores heal1h IL
the bronchial tubes Prices s5c,
500 aud tI.0O per bottle. Sold by
all druggists
II YOU want 10 buy or sell real
estate, writo S. c. Dowell, Walnut
Ridge, Ark Also agent tor Iron
Mountain II. r., lands. 1882
Money to loan on well improved
lands; low interest aud easy terms
Of payment. List your lands with
Us. wen ind you buyer,
ulst. Bishop d Bennett.
The well known and popular
Weber & Damme wagons Tor sal'
by spuuenweber 6 Peter, 2lf
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-10-06
Notice Of Publication

Department OF the Interior. US. Land Of.
fee at Little Rock Ark. Sept. 18th. 1916.
Notice is hereby given that James Toy. Of
Water Valley, Ark, who on iith Of June,
1913. n ade Homestead Entry, No. OO572, for
NEA NE4, Sec. %, Township i9N. Range
2w, 5tb. Prln. Meridian, has Gled notice Of
intention 10 make Three year proof, to estab.
llsh claim 10 the land above described, before
T.. r. Harrison, County Clerk. at Pocahontas,
Ark on the 2ith day Of october 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses: Guss Blan-
sett OF Water Valley, Ark. Monroe Riddle
OF Imboden, Ark, y. b. McMullen. Of Water
Valley. Ark, w. NJ. Clark OF Water Valley
Ark. JNO. W. ALLEN.
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