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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-04-14

Tine bum-bum bullets in q military
march are made by the drummer.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-04-14

st. Paul is to have fresh afr troll
leys-and it has some fresh winter
air. too
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-04-14

The Kenna Record, l yr. .$l.00
The Sunday Roswell Star
yr. ...,.....,..... so
Both papers one year for. SIPS
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-04-14

Oscar Parker, re and baby
returned this aeeN fro - a few
week. VIZ. in Texas.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-04-14

Several of the boys here were
summoned to appear before
the grand jury this week.
G orpc Renz sustained a YER
painful injury to the hand this
week Report comes to us that
S eral Rpg w re broken.
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District Attorney .......................S175O
Senate Northumberland. 500
House of Representatives .......... 500
Sheriff ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 5000
County Clerk .............................. $500
Treasurer observation-disclosures. $500
Assessor ........y......................... $500
County Commissioner. ................. 1000
Probate Judge ............................. 1000
School Superintendent ............... 1000
Surveyor .................................. 1000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-14

break out through the fox and come
"""'ihE along toward the land. : sin
tie man was seated iu thu sheets and
She waved about as she ran. ass though
he Were of two minds whether 10
beach her or no. AZ last. determined
J. may be. by our presence. Dc made
,,,,,a,, lot US. ana her keel grated
IP'h me Shirgle al our feet. lie
dropped his sail. climbed out and
pulled her bow up on 20 IN. beach.
Great Britain. I believe" said he.
turning around and facing us
ne was a man somewhat above rufddi.
n'lshl. but exceedingly thin. His ewes
were piercing and set. clpS. torrth.r I.
t1h6. sharp nose Jutted out from between.
brown mustache a. wirv and stIff AS +,
az n WnlShrrs- lie WAS well dressed
ln "a sun yt brown with brass buttons.
ana no wore high boots which vver.. All
Eo4shtned and dullcd by the sea-watsr
ms face and hands were So dark that
ur MtLht have been "a SpanlarI but a~
,i,..' ,-'s.u ms nat 20 US We saw that the
ana that IL was from without thGf G.
rad his Swarthincss. tie looked from
one i' iht other OF us. and his gray ewes
had something IN them which / Laa
never seen before. You could ..tT rr.-
,iop. but there seemed 20 b. a mem
az AT the back of IT, as ~ the answer
were right and not favor.
Fi'ti hrltaint he asked again. with
a quick Tap OF his foot uu the -rIurI.
cs. said I. while Jim burst out
ling .andc Scotland
scotland. But IFS England past yo1-
BON Z know where Q am now I've
heen ln q fog without o. compass rar
was ever 90 SEQ ianI again" ne .g5t
English gllhlv enough. bur win Som.
- lanFe turn OF speech. from rnl. a.
Where ga sou come from. ta.n--
g was 30 ship that was WRECKED
NffII shortly What
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-14

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. 81 Va.
Fen. l3.-SoJouruers az tho I.etUbrl Jog
have had another fine W',A for outdoor
sports. The mountain trails have been
very popular ana LIHnu.~t has been o.,
iaNorltc destination for lovers or waI-
Ties and tea
Tn, Grsuebricr celebrated it- first
wedding OF the year on N,uu.-dty after
noon al o'clock. when Airs IfItI AIaN
Iobiu was married tu Charles ". ElarI.
OF New York. The ceremony was p,I-
formed by the Rev. ID. h. NcGtIrehy.
pastor Of the DiId ~t.u. Pres yteritu
church. of LcwIsburl. ~. Va In tH-
presence Of the brI.t's mother. Asr-.
fark,r Little of Toronto. Canada. aud
the brld,bruom.s SON. Charles s. sand OF
Sew York.
Alr and Mrs clifford y. EroItaw and
Clifford y. IirokaW. Jr.. arc at the
Gre.ubrlvr for some time
AwouE tho N'N Workers who aT. htr.
taking the cure AND enjoying tt. uuf-
.uur sports are Mrs. Clarence b.. NrIa-
worth and Airs 81. y. Is. johnson. Ir.u.
.fI.R Do. Won SfHis Mrs Charles <H".
Cross Nr. and MIS- Henry shelton. I.r-
mes. J.. AE r8uIt. Mrs. Charlie NurDror
and Nr. and Mrs. Edward NJ. rimmiu.
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Continued from Fridays IntenIsenOsr.
CHAPTER v.
The Man From the Sea.


And the Emperor" I asked. win
they spare him7"
There's some talk Of sending him 20
Elba, where he'll be out OF mischiefs
way. But his officers-thcre are some
Of them who will not get of So lightly.
some deeds have been done during these
last twenty years that have not been
forgotten. There are few old scores
To- be settled. But it's peace. peace 900
and away he went once more with his
great tsnkard. hopping around his bon
IRE.
Well. we stayed some time with the
Major. and then away we went down
TO he beach. Jim and l. talking about
this great news and all that would
come OF ~. lie knew "a little and I
knew less. but We picccd ~ all together
and talked about how tho prices would
come down. how our brave fellows
would return home; how the ships
could go where they would in peace.
and how We could pull all the coast
shacons down. for there was no enemy
now TO fear. So We chatted az we
walked al1sg the clean. hard sand.
and looked out az tho old North Ssa.
How little did Jim know az that mo-
mont as he STROBE along boy my side go
full OF health and OF spirits. that Dee
had reached the extreme summit Of his
life. and that from that hour all would
bon truth b. upon the downward slope.
There was little haze ou ito sea.
for IL had been very misty in rho
carly morning. though tho sun had
thinned f.. As We looked qoasvard We
suddenly saw the sail of small boat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-14
WILL OBSERVE
VALENTINE DAY
NUMEROUS CHARMING EVENTS
WILL CELEBRATE THE OLD
TIME HOLIDAY
Many Delights viii Be Experienced in
the Revival OF the Ancient Gus
toms Of Gift GIVING.

Although recent years have witness
ed change OF method i'm the celebra-
ton OF ST Valentines Gay. the senti-
ment stil retains a graceful claim on
all and many pretty obscryances OF
the day viii precede and follow today
Messengers and the pOstman viii be
laden with Valentine favors. in the
form OF bouquets of flowers and bon
bons in valentine boxes. as well as
.t, Fa4tu.IaJ COO lluA. ufu- and lace
paper. with cupids. turtle doves. PINK
roses. and lovers knots, bearing mes
sages prompted by the spirit of Cupid.
There should be no end to the en-
tertainments which would display the
many charming little vanities of ST
Valentines day. With the holidays
over and the last bit OF holly and mis-
uetoe discarded. and with the winter
weather still lowering about zero. the
attractive novelties OF the feast of ST
Valentine. furnish attractive adorn-
ments for teas. dinners and unCheons
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Mrs. W. a. Ward at her home on
Penn street. will entertain on Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, with a church
tea. \ delightful program has been
arranged and musical numbers Will be
given by Mrs. Fred Faris. Mrs. F. NJ.
Carlin. Mrs. J. Z. Hanley. Miss Alice
Mcclure and Miss Mary Healey. Miss
Marcella Seifert will delight with sew
eral readings.
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Arlon kanee Nislte

The next number OF the Arion festi-
vities. will be the Kafee Visite, on
Thursday afternoon. Cards viii fur
nish entertainment for a few hours.
when dinner will be served from 10 3
o'clock. this will be followed by dane
ing during the remainder Of the after
noon. Mrs Henry Kraatz is chairman
in charge and viii be assisted by a
committee.
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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS
Jack Calder (who tells tho story is "a
Scotch farmers son. big Jim HorScruft
IL his chum. The Napolcouic wars are
raging on the Continent and both lads
are wildly eager to enlist. Jacks orr
phaned cousin Edith comes TO the Calder
farm 10 live while Jim ~ absent az coll
lcge. Her dainty beauty and charm az
once enslave Jack. She becomes en-
gagged TO him. but later throws him over
for Jim HOrscroft. News IS brought
from France that Napoleon is captured
and peace declared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-14
Outlook Clnl,

The outlook club of WeU-burc viii
meet 600 the residence of Mrs John
Jacob OBJ Thursday afternoon Tho
following program will bo given.
Roll call. Plantation Echoes. George
W. Cable and cold Creole Days" Mrs.
B. T. Harden Uncle Rcmu- and His
Friends. Mr. Eva j. P1pin James
Lane Allen and Choir Invisible" Miss
Jessie Barnes. Current Events
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Valentine Dance.

Tomorrow evening at the Elk's home
In Martins Ferry, the members OF that
organization. will enjoy their annual
Valentine dance. 4 catchy program
Of dance music will be given by a
popular orchestra, and during an inter
mission buffet luncheon will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-14

Tho Woman's Literary club will
meet iu tho parlors of the Windsor
hotel February 10 at o'clock Miss
Ame- off Boston will speak in the in-
fort-f of suffrage and the Issue In
West Virginia Mrs r. g. Burke will
lead the discussion ON Anatole France
and Bordeaux
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-14
Hot Roast Beet Sumner.

The Chapl.ne street Methodist Epis-
copal church. will give hot roast beef
supper. in the dining room of the
church. Thursday evening. February
II. from until ) o'clock 4 delicious
menu will be served and the event Will
undoubtedly meet with the attendance
which 10 merits.
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Dancing Party.

At the Elk's club this evening. de-
l.shtful danCiug party will De- held.
with orchestra music. 90 which a SPLEEN
did dance program has been arranged.
Elaborate decorations which Will
denote ST. Valentine day adon the ball
room Mr. Leo Bonebercer is chair
man of the committee i'm charge
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mourdsviIle woman,s CHM

The Womans club of Moundsyille
win be- entertained at their next meet
ing on February is a. the home Of
Mrs B r. Hiatt and Miss nellie show
acre viii be- a Joint hostess with Mrs.
Hiatt Sayings apropos 90 ST Val
eutnc.s day will answer roll call and
other numbers Of the program will
bear ont its season.
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Birthday Party.

Miss Ethel oates or the East End,
was surprised at her home on Monday
evening by the appearance of a num-
Der OF her friends who brought her
pretty remembrances in honor of her
eighteenth birthday.
The SVests remained to dance ana
We're later served refreshments. Those
present We're.
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Hibernians Win Civ. Dance.

Invitations are being mailed for the
Hbernian's dance which will be given
at the Carroll club. on February II. a
special invitation is extended TO all HI
bernians and members OF the Ladies
Auxiliary TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-14

The sewing club OF So NIcheaI5
church. at Eiliuetou Lane are inter
e-ted Boo plans for concert and social.
which will Dee given Boz the school hail.
February % The program includes
some very clever selections by local
talent The proceeds viii be used IA
III. nLurrh-
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enjoyment OF all in attendance 4 ser
les Of progressive card games and
needlework occupy the company until
4.3O o'clock when delightful lunch
con is served. Misses Pauline Beuter
and Angela McFadden are hostessos
for Wednesdays affair
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Anniversary Ball.
Euohre and Domino Party.

Hive 40 70, Ladies' OF the Aacca-
bees. will give "a cuChre and domino
party at their rooms in the Mutual
Bank building. Thursday evening. Feb
ruary Il Handsome prizes viii be-
awarded at the conclusion OF the
-ames. and all appointments OF the al
fair promise TO be thoroughly delight
ful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-14

again. "NoltEeurs DE- Ia Gardcr" ne
waved his hat aboV" his head and. sud-
the sand. be lay all huddl,d into a littl.
brown heap.
Jim Horscroft and I stood aud stared
al each other The cominS OF the man
had been strange. AID his questions. and
now this sudden turn. w took him by
On" shoulder each ami turned him upon
NOSE and MS cats whisker~. but his lips
were bluudless- and his heath would
scarce shake a feather
He's dying. Jim I cried.
Aye. tor want of food and water
ln.it n", crop or crumb in the
obat. MAY be there's something bon In.
bag H.. spranE 90 and brought out a
back leather baS which. with large
blue coat. was the ulIy Thing 900 tue
boat u was locked but Jim hal o.
opynn IN an instant. A. was uuf tuu OF
Neither OF us had ever seen ~o much
h't"rr- no. nor a tenth part ot &c. There
must nave been hundreds oi them. all
piltht new british ~"Nrr'ien~ Indeed.
So taken up We're We tuat W.. mad forgot
ten an hauut their owner. until A pr,an
took our thoughts back o. him Ills
lips w.r. bIuer than over and his i1,,
had rupp'd. can S.. his open mouth
nov. with its row oi white. woifiSh
Hes OFF," cried Jim Here. run Co
the burn. Jock. tor "a hattuI oI water.
Cul,k. man, ~ hes gone, Il loosen hls
Away . tore and was back Doe "a minute
WIN ,,s mucu water a. would stay pa
my 'I,hsatfl.. Jan hsa pulled open tue
man b coat and shirt. and ,,. dous.d o..
water over him. and forced SOM. r,-
tween hiS Ups. lt mad "a Euud effect. for
stl'i " gasp 'f iN' r' .tt ur. and tui-
b'd nus oh '- slowly. iiit" 20 man ,,hu is
waking iIuul deep sleep. I.ut neither
Jim nor I was l.u.Iu- roo bis fa,. now.
Tor our eyes we've fused "u ui- uncover
There w"r, Nv. deep reI uu. s.r- 100
~ ON, Just below tn" c"llui-irl. af.i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-14
Charity Gard Panty.

Miss Evalino Blub will boz hostess
az e charity card party which VIII be
given next Saturday afternoon. for the
bench. Of the Home OF Good Shepherd.
~ Edgiueton Lane. This viii bo held
in tho Carroll club parlors and q large
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-14

Members Of the L. e.. a. club held ar
interesting meeting last evening at their
rooms IN Fulton. The chief discussion
was on woman suffrage. and the women
voted against 30. 5 60 ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-14

Misses.
Margaret Hondt Margaret Bever-
Leota Porter sack
Catherine Witt Edna Oates
berger Elizabeth Oates
Mistie Miller Ethel Oates
Messrs.:
Leo Noltz Emmett NcGrail
Geo. Jackson win Uber
Gabriel Benson Raymond ODon-
Herman Steber nell
Fred kochert Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
VIM Jackson Oates
Anniversary Ball.
Invitations were issued as follows
for one Of the delightful affairs OF this
week.
Anniversary Bail
Knights OF Pythias
Yourself and lady
are cordially invited TO attend
Wednesday evening February six
teenth
nineteen hundred and sixteen
At Elks' Auditorium
eight o'clock
BcntheId's orchestra.
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Charity whist.

On Tuesday afternoon al % u.cluci. tu.
1harity Whist Tor the Ladies. Hebrew
Benevolent Society. viii Do, held at ru.
Mercantile club. The hostess,a Will l.
Mrs. j. Hcyman and Mrs. lee Iaer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-14

A spelling be- and pie social viii b,
held at Potomac school huucS ur Erf-
Gay evenin. February Is. 4 very good
time Is anticipated.
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s. pleasant -uT.ri-. party was given
.u honor ut William Way. recently. whom
number OF his friends called It HI.
many useful and hurH-um. uI.-sufr
Refreshments were served Games rrf
music were the amus,W'rts ot fhe sN,r-
luu
Those enjoying this affair were.
Misses Mabel Sonar. I.ll Bou1r. feaei,
Ee.H Ruth Book Bertha Bell. Lille
Fnruv. NIra Harden. Ethel Masters.
<elug Parsons. Gertrude stewart. Lulu
Van Dine. Frances rs urIHriI.k. Mary
Way. Mrs Way. Msesrr E.tr. Andrews.
wiley Bell. Robert EsDk. carl ErII. HHr-
old Chambers WI'H1-I Ea-suItu. pa
Gran. william Davis. Thomas Davis.
James Flris. Joseph Hsff. Herbert Uatt
IuNrsur, Hsft walter 81 tiers. Eeta1n
Masters. AVA NuIhpilsu. Walker Reed.
William stewart. Dr.. Prank Way. Dave
WAY. Archie Way. william Way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-14
Tea On Friday.

number OF reservations ara daily be-
ing received.
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cannot harm the face and hands. n
LILY Cream is used Prevents and
cured chaps. 25c az any reliable drug
store Trial bottle t5c.
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Jones-McCoy.

At the residence OF Rev. Jacob Brit-
tingham. ID D.. Of the Island. the mar
riago of Miss Martha Miller Mccoy.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Nc
Coy of Triadelphia and Nj Frank r.
Jones of Wheeling was sotemnized.
The wedding was a very quiet affair.
and only attended by few chosen
friends and relatives. Tho couple left
for an extended eastern honeymoon
Saturday evening and viii later c-faD-
fish their home al Pleasant Valley.
Mr. Jones is prominent iu Wheel
Ing business circles and has been en-
gagged for several years iu the coal
and building supply trade. while his
bIde is "a very charming young lady
and hos large number OFF friends who
extend their good wishes
Copies of the following announce
ment- were issued.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Mccoy
announce the marriage Of their
daughter
Martha Miller
fO
Mr. Frank Pierce Jones
ON Saturday. tho twelfth of February
one thousand nine hundred and sixteen
Wheeling West Virginia.
Enclosed cards read.
At Home
After the fifteenth of March
Pleasant valley
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Copyright. by a. Conan Doyie1

--~l EJJIoT y 1I,-,-S-H HOI.MI.s- PC
The day book., 1916-07-21


brisk businesslike way, you try and
lift the end of the wagon box while
I set the screw under it."
She had rolled up the sleeves Of
the jacket she wore. She pushed
back fugitive golden ringlets under
the close cap she wore. The air rang
with the true rapid strokes which
She delivered upon the bent axle. She
replaced the cracked hub iron with
a new one. She tightened up dislo-
Gated odds and ends. She worked
like a beaver-and also as an expert.
There! that will, last you till you
reach a better workman" she OBJ
served, in a satisfied tone and with a
pleasant smile.
"a better workman cried Mac
lay spontaneously. why, you are
a wonder! Are you some good fairy,
devOting your admirable energies to-
ward succoring the unfortunate in
distress?"
A ringing laugh greeted the fanci-
full words. The bright eyes half mis-
chievOusly, half triUmphantly glow
ing youth and beauty and comara-
derie into his own, made Pierce Mac
lay glad for the breakdown.
"Oh, dear, mo-" declared the girl.
81 am only plain Lura. Wooster. We
all have learned to work down at our
place-or did" and the sweet face
shadowed.
Your home"-began Maclay.
I'VE have no home" came the
speedy inteTupting response, Eve
are seeking one now"
'We?"'' insinuated. Maclay.
Yes, eighty Of US. I am afraid you
do not understand. There are nine
teen other wagons. They will be
along soon. You see, my father is
Robert Wooster. He built the wagon
plant at Chester, put in all his money
and brought all our eastern neigh
bors out here-a happy family. Last
week the DIant burned down. Father
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for his workers. So, we are tramp
ing, as you may call it, till we find
just the place where they will en-
courage a willing industrious group
like us to locate and help build up
the community"
Eighty of you?" spoke Maclay,
with new animation. why, that is
just what I am looking for. Dear
young lady, must see this enterpris-
ing father of yours" ."
"He and the others will soon be
along, replied Miss Wooster. "I drove
ahead to sort of blaze the way. There
is the first of the wagons now. There
is father. Yoo-hOow and the young
sprightly voice rang out in a mellow
hail. Maclay drew aside as several
vehicles came into view They all
halted. It was near the noon hour.
In a few minutes Miss Wooster ap-
preached Maclay with a sun-brown-
ed, sensible looking man.
Father" she introduced, this is
the young man l spoke to you about.
He said a strange thing that may be
interesting to us. Anyhow, we must
show him what a good dinner we
strollers know how to enjoy"
Your daughter has explained
your situation" spoke Maclay at
once. Ihope our accidental meeting
is as fortUitOus as have hoped.
come from WaTrenton and I was on
my way to Maiden to try and induce
the furniture factory there to remove
to our town. The employees num-
Der only twenty, though. We have a
big vacant building at Warrenton.
In fact, own it. We need new in
dustries and we are disposed to en-
courage and finance them.
THAT looks pretty attractive to
me" spoke Mr.. Wooster.
Our main reason just now is that,
if we can get a working factory and
fifty or more new residents, the
county seat choice will fall on War
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-28
BOY KILLED BY TRUCK.

Crushed under truck carrying 5
tons of coal, James Higgs, aged y,
died in Casualty Hospital in Wash
ington last night, less than two hours
after he had been injured. The boys
head was fractured and the right side
of his body mangled by the heavily
loaded automobile. Young Higgs, son
of James C. Higas, an insurance
agent, was roller skating with sever
al companions in Virginia avenue
southeast when the coal truck, rolled
by in an easterly direction. Higgs and
his friends caught hold of the automo-
bile, at about Fifth street, Near Sixth
street. one of the boys held out a
stick to Higgs, who let go his hold
on the end gate and was dragged
up towards the driver s seat. Between
the front and rear N-leeis, the youths
grasp on the stick slipped and he
stumbled and fell. The boy screamed
and his friends cried out. The driv-
er stopped the truck and ran back
to the injured youth. He was hurried
to the hospital but he died in about
an hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-28
NEW OPERA HOUSE.
New Show of Musical Comedy and
Country Store Tonight.

The Breeze Girls Musical Comedy
Co.. will give an entire change OF
program this evening at the Opera
House. This company has received
much merited applause for the excel
lent shows that they are presenting
this week, and it has been remarked
that the entertainment they offer is
refined, up-to-date, and one that is
thoroughly enjoyable.
This evening another of the popular
Country Stores will be given. The
principal present to be awarded is a
handsome standard make kitchen cab
met, which is now on exhibition in the
lobby of the theatre. A number Of
other useful, ornamental. and valua-
bic presents will also be included in
this Country Store for distribution.
A treat for picture fans is prom
ised tomorrow evening. The manage
ment having been successful in ar
ranging with the well-known V. l..
S. E. Film Co., for the presentation
of that intense drama "The Great
Divide" Those prominent players
Ethel Clayton and House Peters will
be seen in the principal parts.