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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-10-28

The great Campaign BALL, advertised
TO take place at the Bradley Theatre
Oct. 20. has been postponed to a better
date-the evening of November third.
This will be one Of the big social
events OF the season. Everybody will
attend x-3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
\iiti> WOOD PLEADS ron
BIG fEiTI'nE SrRII,rv

Tell everybody who can write tina,
now IS tho time TO get busy on feature
sConario-
Th's was tho Good-by messare ~
James kirkwood, late of The Famoue
lIayerS when ne started TO santa
h"rbaT't' Cal, whore he win al
rect special productions for the An.r,-
can Film Company
MI Nirkwood probably viii ,aLo 49,,
'"f o'Tect'on Of Mary Miles Nl.ntcr on
her next picture va
ny way ~ acknowledgements, 90
scenario writer's" said Mr.. Jtirj,wood
ia IKE TO call special attention -,
'h!a ime 10 tho fact that tnoro ,e
"earth OF frst-class material Sccuaria,
ltteTs should recognize tina, ,hc I.,,
OF The ''"mny-rot story IS pnssing -.
as rapidly as tho day of inc car,IoSgi,.
made ana cheap so-caIlcd feature mo-.
Tho eject tina, GOES into m,,,,,,
me 2int'play 4 real art produgijn,, -
rN l'o"lsed fuller recognition ana
No really good scclario jias 30 h,.
i'NS Tor 4 market. / Should ina 80,
soc q few myself ''"c q"
know that II Frequently ha, b..
p"h"d III tho last few months Ina, ~
,hsiNe stars and producers have tco,
.'l' Tor long periods, simply boransn
H'"por scenarios could not be fou,d ,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
FLORENCE TURNER STAR
OLE MUTUAL. LIE u,IfIl Il G

announcement Is made by the Mu
tuai Film Corporation of the release
o. SIX remarkable productions featur-
INK Florence Turner and a cast Of un-
tNce!icd players. These pictures will
DC known as tho Florence Turner
series OF Mutual star Productions.
tar From the MaddeninE Crowd. !"
a MIN adaptation of the famous novel
ny Ihomhs Hardy, has been selected
'"r inc INITIAL release.
III the cast supporting Miss Turner
arc Henry Edwards. Campbell GuIlan
and Malcolm Cherry.
'hc second Florence Turner produc-
,,"n IS "booratcps," a screen version OF
,nc famous EnElish comedy drama In
nc Welsh Singer" the third feature,
MISS turner is called upon to displav
20 hcf fullest scope her artistry i'm dc.
PlSt!hE tense emotion.
f9nrth of the series is "The First
settlers story" = screen adapt,on of
NE famous poem of VIII Carleton.
"hvp Girls nvc-act soctoIorical
"r ;rI' Is The nth Of the series
iAo last Of the series is n fyc.oct
n"hi"h interest drama "Redecmed 7"
rom INC standpoint Of elaborate star
ing and tense acting this SIS the most
P''tchtluns feature of the series
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CoIoNEI HEEZA LIAR
TACKLES MEXICAN BANDITS

Having permitted the elusive villa
I" slip through his fingers In his first
a"ftc into the heart OF Mexico. COL
on"i Hocza Liar. hero Of the Para :
mount Bray Animated Cartoons. re
Turns TO the border To- confer with
Scott and unston. Upon his arrival
the entire force OF American troops
leaves TO rescue a taud OF troopers in
distress The colonel is left to defend
Nv" miles Of border single handed. and
rh" story pf his adventures is told on
the screen IN Colonel Hceza Liar and
tn" Bandits
TIA" colonel Immediately discovers
th"t INC McNicaus are planning to make
Il !hld IN" following night. and quickly
collects all The monographs for miles
around places them at intervals along
IN" border, thoroughlr concealed. and
""IS I'M" "arh "a record prepared long
before he war for just such an emer-
srnSy NJ the psychological moment
th' colonel turns on the switch, and a
vast battery 81 machines begins TO
shoot on records ~ artillery ana in
iantry In action, frightening the
bandits away IN "a mad night
rreading upon the coloners heels,
however. is retr!bution The bandits
capture him and leave him to die OF
starvation In the desert, tied TO a
cactus An eagle rescucs him as food
Tor he! young, but in ACCOMPANYING TO
ihe eagles nest. Teeza Liar is able
10 locate the bandits headnuarters
Later. with tho aid Of an unruly mule
stolen from the bandit army, he makes
nv escape, delivers his information at
h'AdqNarterS and gets his reward
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'DORIAN'S DIVORCII" WILL RE
SEEN At COLONIAL. 'ro-DAy

'Dorians Divorce in which Ldonol
I5arTyino!e and Grace Valentine are
starred, brings itr engagement ~ tho
Colonial 10 CLOSE to-day This IS the
first time that This popular pair ever
has appeared together and II marks
Miss Valentines debut AS q star on mo
Metro program. They are surrounded
by an exceptionally strong st. which
includes Edgar L. Davenport William
Davidson. Lindsay Han, J. r NVolhciu
and Buckley Stari5cy.
Tomorrow and Saturday. Madam.
Bertha Ka!ich, IN 'AInbition." from tho
William Fox studios. viii be presented.
together WIKI Charlie ChauIu IN The
Fireman"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
STORY OF GREAT oiTDO0RS
COMES TO STRAND 'rU-DI

..> Gods Country ana the Woman" the
tight-part special feature in Which
Nell Shipman, William Duncan and
George Holt play the leading parts
which comes to the Strand for the
weekend beginning to-day is a Virile
story OF the great outdoors Il car
ries one back to primal instincts The
book tol the story was written by
James Oliver Curwood. 1t is a story
of a great love and a great sacrifice,
the strong love Of a strong man.
For the chiidren's matinee al tho
Strand next Saturday morning the man
ageinent announces Mary Pickford in
the fairy story. cinderella"
The sale OF seats for the Pavlowa
enea cement In The Dumb Girl OF
Portici." the drama written for the
screen from the opera "AIasaniello."
which will be presented at tn. Strand
all OF next week, begins to-day All
seats Will be reserved. ana there Will
be Just two performances daily. the
1::atinees beginning ~ O'Clock ana
the night pertor-na noes at $50 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29

him. pulling wallet from his pocket
Il sold my old car this evening for
1850. Here II is--in hfties. Please
ask Lampson to keep it on deposit
here till l get back TO town; in case
no needs It to bolster up any of my
margins. l don't like the way c. G..
d y. closed to-day. And don't want
TO DO wiped out. This will moro than
cover any drop while I'm gone. I'm
leaving on the 1890"
But" objected Tom, "only Mr..
Lampson and tho cashier have the
combination OF the safe. What shall
! do with this overnight? Where shall
put it?'
"Oh. just tako personal care of It,"
suggested Sullivan. That's all right
You're as safe as II bank Good night
I'll have TO hustle if 1 want that 10 30
train"
He was gone. leaving Tom looking
down perp!cNcdly at the $50 bills in
his hand. Tom. after Il moments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29

'he ute OF the new Goodrich photoplay
on when activities already have been
u, Taylor.
several sets are being bull, for
Body or Soul which. the producers
promise. even will Guido any Of their
own previous records. Among the most
elaborate sets now being erected for
the new Goodrich production is an out
door theater which nccessitates a tre-
inehdons outlay, particularly consider
l"e the fact that II will be used in
only one scene. The structure !s being
huitt IN the private gardens of a we'll
known multimilliona!re in Pasadena
In" stage is TO be a duplicate OF the
Typ" used IN the Roman period on
which several hundred gayly- bcdeck 90
actors VIII appear in an immense
scene.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
MIDWEEk NEWS OF MOVIES
Movie Calendar

STRAND--ro-dnS. Tomorrow and
Saturday. Goods C"mnfr! and the
Women" with Nell Shipman. WILL
liam Duncan and George Holt.
hfnry Pickford. in 'Cindcrriin." will
be the attraction al ;hr chiidrcn's
matinee ON saturday.
NlCrOR-ro-daH. Virginia Nor
den, I'm .'rhr Ancient Hi"od"; to-
morrow, bryant Nashhurn and
MnrEucrite Clayton. In "rhc Prom
iscd Land: Saturday. Nnna Nilsson
aud Tom Moore. in '.Who's Guilty"
DIJOU--ro-dnH. t"-m"rr"n and
Saturday, Bcssic RarrisraIc. in "rhr
bfcnc comedy.
NEN-To-da,. .Ni,stcric> of
Myra" and SIS Hopkins: tomorrow.
Charlie Chaplin. in carmen" ind
Ham and bud in "a Bunch of EIiN-
vcrs"I saturday. rhiidrcn'> matinee.
Mary PIrisford, in "a Good Little
Devil" In the afternoon "Oncc -
Thief will lie added.
COLONIAL - To-day. 'Dorian's
Divorce" with honrl barrymore and
Grace Valentino; Tomorrow and
Saturday, Bcrthn Ealich. in "Am-
bitfon," and Charlie Chaplin. In ..'rhr
Fireman"
oDEON--Tn-day. Tomorrow and
Saturday, Ann Pennington. in Susie
snoNhukcs."
ISIS-To-day, rhrda stnra. in ''Thc
Eternal Sapho"; tomorrow. William
CourtcnaI, in "srnlrd Lips; Satur-
day, Billie Unrisc. in "Gloria's Ro-
NANCE aud Francis y. Hushmnn.
with Bc,cri. Nu!nc. in "A Million 81
Minute"
HI1N-r"-hn.. The Fate of tho
Dolphin" featuring Ed. C"Nrn: to-
morrow, .'turIcN Careless" with AR
thur Accord: Saturday. ">ircu Of the
Jungle with Margaret Gib>nn.
William tlinord and R">tork's tui-
mails.
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Don't Use Dangerous
Antiseptic Tablets

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safe anuseptic and germicide, Absor-
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whatever II the children get hold Of
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Absorbine, Jr, to 100 parts water
and IT'S antscptic powers one part
Absorbine, Jr, to 200 parts water
The germicidal properties Of Absor-
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1oth IN LABORATORY and actual practice.
detained laboratory reports mailed
upon request.
Absorbing; Jr;. 800 and $500 per
A liberal trial bottle POSTPAID for l0c
In stamps.
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Advertisements
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thought. went to tho telephone ana
called up Roger Lampson at tho lat
ters house. telling his employer OF
Sullivans deposit.
Put 1t somewhere for the night"
replied Lnmpson. land turn 1t over to
tho cashier In the morning. Thanks
just the same. for calling mo up to let
mo know
Tom opened drawer OF his desk.
then reconsidered and decided tho
money would be safer In his own keen-
ing. Office thefts were not uncommon
and there was always the danger of
fire.
So he took oat long enveIono
wrote MS naino and the firms address
on II. put the money In the cnvelone
sealed IT and placed II in the insi,c
pocket OF his vest Then he locked
the office and went out into the stree,
(To be continued Tomorrow
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BESSIE BARR1SCALE: AT BIJOU
IN IRIAN(.LE-IN(,I- E-EArI-KE,

Bessie Rarrisclle wears a black wig
In The Sorrows OF Love" Triangle
Jnce feature, in which she is starred.
and. In which William Desmond piavs
the chief supporting role ut the Bijou
for che rest OF this week, beginning
to-day. Miss BarriScale admits IL
frankly, and without fear Of reproach.
in fact she admits II with confidence.
confluence gained from the fact that
her greatest successes on the spcaking
stage were in plays in which shs
played the part OF "a dark skinned
maiden and wore correspondingly dark
hair.
mere also viii be presented another
brand-acW Keystone comedy
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Picture. Show GLOW To t,,,,,

row TO Fair has been pic,urizca
WIN Instructive gli,npscs Of tho bruise-
p"of individuals who know how To
Ie'"N when they take "A tumble and
'hosc who have serious accidents no
,', they mold every muscle tense.
ms snn)ec' rs on the index for Para
,,.,',n, r.c'oEFaphs In new release.
1911 "'"o includes screen snaD-shots
OF The Man Who Put tho Sond In
S,p!nach' 'physical Indcpcndencc" in
nc Better Babies" series. and tho
destruction OF tho American Fleet"
ny Henry Kcuterdahl. continuing tho
photograph campaign for preparedneas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
MARA PICEFORD WILL. BI:
Ar NEW SATURDAY. MnKNINE

The, Mysterious OF Myra" the mos,
unusual OF Dhotoplays in chapters, viii
be shown II the New rhcatcr to-day.
Besides this feature, Sis Hopkins viii
be seen. Sis HopiHns.,sez, II you amt
got good hart. .4iiiA away. I.attin
hurts"
Charlie Chaplin WI! ba seen on Fri
deH In 4 burlcsquo on Carmen" This
is repeated by request. Ham ana Bud
III "A Bunch of lliyNora." also Will DO
shown
There VIII be Il childrcu's matinee
saturday morning. Mary Pickford IN
"A Good Little Devn being the attrac
lion. with Charlie Chaplin in ono of
his latest. In the afternoon an Essa-
nay feature will be added 10 the pro-
gram. Once :, Thief" in multiple reels
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Screen Brevities

Clara Kimball Young, who was re-
Gently presented with n pair of mar
Hcious'y p7umagcd Chinese song
swallows, searched New York until she
hoa,,.,t an appropriate cage TO house her
beautiful pets in She found an ANTIQUE
cage OF the Wing Fuzzy dynasty (about
1000 "a. d., and paid $3.50 for il.
10 demonstrate that the postoffice is
ur on motion-picture news and condi-
u.ons; letter from Chicago. addressed
merely TO the Pluckicst Girl in the
mole L. s. A." was received at the
LaShE studio last week five DAYS after
IL was mailed in Chicago The letter
was placed in Anita Kings mail box
ana "hen opened proved 10 be for her
work on the construction of stlll
another building at Thomas II. Inces
culver city plant has been begun. This
Is 10 be the carpenter shop, which at
present is located In temporary ouar
lcrS on the open-air stage. and will
Hobart Rosworth. the DISTINGUISHED
photo-dramatic star and director has
bcen especially engaged by Cecil p
DC Mile, Lasky Company director-gen-
erhi' 10 play one of the principal roles
with Geraldine Farrar
Scssue Hayakawa, the Laskv Com
pany Japanese star. viii shortly begin
fehearsais in his new PLAY. written
eSpccially for him by Elizabeth Nc
,iahey and prepared FOR the screen by
Eva Unscn
Director Reginald Barker, OF the
inee- Triangle forces. has begun pro-
auction of new Triauele-Eay Poo
plaF in which Frank Keenan, will be
oh.feh as star It is declared to he
an unusual. hcart-intcrcst drama Of the
Ihh'ornla gold fields, and furnishes
nm WIN INC role of grizzied her
mt OF the hills. whose eccentricitics
'"ria the motive of the play. The au-
thor of the story is Lanier Isort1c,t
ana the supporting cast consists OF
Ehid Markcy Robert McKim and !. p.
Lockney.
INN ediaiely npon her completion OF
. ne Ma Marie Doro. the Lasky star,
WI! begin work under the direction Of
William c. de Mile on an original
photo drama, written especially for her
by William ~ Hurlbut, noted plav
wright ana author OF The Fighting
hope and number Of other Broad
way successes
william $ Hart and his company OF
pIaNers have returned to the knoxville
studios from the barren wastes ~ the
International boundary line south of
"a Nehtro. Cal, where they were film
ing scenes for the new TrianEle-Kay
bee drama by Monte NJ Katterjohn.
IA "hich Hart Is appearing as star.
Lou Telegen, the distinguished s,ar
arrived In New York with his wife.
Gcraidine Farrar, and will spend about
wv" weeks IN rest and recreation he
'o'c s'Fhtihg work AT the Lasky Studio
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VIRGINIA NoRDEN AT VICTOR
IN ..TIiE ANCIENT RI,OOD"

The attraction at the Victor to-day
Will be Virgins Norden. in The An
cieat Btcoc Tomorrow Bryant
"ashburr. and Marguerite Clayton will
be seen III The Promised Land" with
the 'EclCCP at Devils Pass" q West
crn feature, Is rhe additional a;trac-
,t!Ua- The bill for Saturday will in
ciude Anna Nilsson and Tom Moore. il,
who's Guilty 2' Truth Crushed to
Earth and Coward Of the Plains" a
Western feature
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Enjoy Simple Anusemc,,,

nihpI,c'ty Is tho keynote OF tho ms.
th"so ~. 80 n'''en favoritcs. Witness
% 'hc TWO most popular women
y" me films to-day. Mary Pickford &c
noVer happier than when playing win
Her child friends and Marguerite C,iorl,
i hook-worm whcr not before tho
CAmera. "t'"'c tHe
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| few belongings "A note was deliyere,
to him. 1t was from Marjorie. Tor,
| read:
Dearest.-Tm n coward, and I don.
suppose you can over forgive mo. bu
you don't know what dad is when hc'.
In one OF his RACES. There is nothInr
| nc wouldn't do II he found out I'd dis
obeyed him. 1 couldn't help you, Tom
| l Just couldn't, but there's something
l can do, and I've done it. Uncle
hoser was my godfather. and he love.
me better than any ono else. I've JUS
poem to him and told him all the Who'll,
story
He was splendid about 1t. He said
III help you both out Send Tom
Stake to me and I'll give him chance
MN. so will I. And In year you'll
DC or nge. Then you can marry any
ono you want to. BY that time, IL he's
any good he'll BIO making IL marrying
aiarS. ieil him to come and see me
tomorrow Please go to him, Tom
It's our one chance Heartbrokcnly,
"MARJORlE
"P. 81 love you"
The next year was ono of tireless
WORK ana Steady achievement for Tom
!sI He moro than justified the
chance" that Roger Lampson gave
Nun BY bringing to his r;y Job a re
sistiess energy. enthusiasm and adap-
.aointy that quickly won his employ
er's approval
thought was doing you favor.
marjorie" Roger Lampson said to the
Sirl one day, 'by hiring young Blake.
hut IL was you who did me a favor by
SettinE me such man to work for
me, Hes mad two promotions this past
year. And he's going to get a third
ana Digger raise next month"
Next month"; echoed Marjorie.
dings."
., md the month of your birthday"
ni age the first OF June, won't you?
w eli, take my advicc--murry Tom
ilake that day. And I'll make your
peace with your father afterward''
Marjorie sped to Tom with this in
spired suggestion. And the wedding
iate was accordingly fixed for June l.
Tom. aElow with delight at the pros
pect' and at the promise OF raise
III pay, hurried back TO the Office after
his lunch-time chat with Marjorie
IL was busy day. and, during the
afternoon n detail Of work arrived that
had to be completed in haste. Tom
At once volunteered to stay after hours
10 finish IT,
When tho rest OF the staff departed
he Dent over his desk, unwearlcdly
achinG tie overtime job. Ills heart
Eas light, his brain brilliantly active.
ne verify believed he was the hap
'icst man in all America. One wear
$50 he had been disEraccd and cast
out of his home. To-day he was
success was on the hiEhroad to pro-
notion. and in three weeks was to
marry the girl he adored Small won
Ter he whistlcd gayly over his work!
AS he at last laid aside the COM
oletcd task and reached for his hat
and coat he heard rap at the door
Of the outer office. Answering the
summons. he admitted James Sullivan.
| customer of the firm.
Hello, Blake" the visitor greeted
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Thankful For Relief
Remedy Brought Her
Says Fruitoia andTraxoPos.
sesses All the Merit That
Is Claimed for 1t.

After completing tho necessary
treatment. Mrs S. S. Cole. Lampasas.
IcNas, was so we'll pleased with tho
results that she wrote the pinus loh
oratorics as follows: "Frui,ola aud
lraXo are all you claim. 1t removed
(" iu',"'itE OF Eai-stones and l feel
sure IL saved my life. 1 am vol nov
ana thankful to YOU for tho great good
your medicine has done me.
fruitola is powerful lubricant, for
the Intestinal organs and one dosc is
usually sufficient TO clearly demon
s,rhtc It's efficacy. 1t softens the con
sested masses, disintcrrates the bor
dcncd PARTICLES that occasion 40 n,ucb
suffering and cNpels the accu,nulatcJ
waste TO the great relief OF the patien,
toiiowing dose OF Fruitola Tr,xo
sh"u!d be taken three or four times a
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EDNA GOODRICH nEGrNs
NOnIS on .nnr,y n,.

Closely following tho release OF "rbo
Making Of Mhddalena" on Tho pura.
mount program. the Oliver Morosco
S.ot"p'ay company announces that
Edna Goodrich, who portrays .hc c,,jat
role IN that photoplay, has commenced
%ork on her second vehicle under thIe
hammer "Pody or Soul" n stirring
dramatic supjcct by l. V. Jefferson ,e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29

Theda Bara viii play q return cr.
gage""ni At the Isis Jo-day in tho Wi
liam Fox photoplny "Thc E,crr.,I
Sapho." Tomorrow william Co,,r,.,.,.
VIII be seen In Sealed Lips" on Sal
urday Billie Burke returns IN aro,hc,
chapter of Gloria's Romance" ana
FRANCIS 8ushman, with Beverly
Bayne will be seen in tho Metro prn.
6uCtiOn, "a Milton q Minmtn,,
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Continued from Wednesday,

Continued from Wednesday,
am implying nothing" said the
president. If you are really fnno-
cent You probably have witnesses to
prove II. You say you were on the
other side of the street when YOU hrst
saw the fight. Were you alonem'
NO, sir
with YOU can prove your innocence"
es, sir If necessary. Though
don't like to bring her into this. I
was with lady. IL you will let me
80 into your telephone booth there
and call her up, I will tell her YOU
wish TO ask her a few questions over
the phone. You can provo my story
then But ] beg you will not let her
name be mentioned outside in connec
ton with this"
ct agree TO that" asscn,cd the presi
dent.
Tom entered tho Office booth and call
cd up the Lampson home Marjorie
herself answered the ring. In few
hurried words he explained the stu.
alton and finished by saying:
All you need do, dearest is to an
swer truthfuny tho questions he'll ask.
Just say YOU were with mo and that
interfered in the fight at your re-
guest. You needn't say Harry was
in it,"
But Toni" came the ouaverins re-
ply over the wire. Il can't, dear;
cant! The president knows Dad.
He'd be certain to mention it to him.
And then I'd be in awful trouble.
That's why 1 didn't interfere last
night. Harry threatened 10 tell Dad
was with you. And
All right. sweetheart" said Tom.
gently Don't be frightened. I'm not
worth It, III manage somehow without
your testimony. I've told him the
truth And the truth is ALWAYS sure
l" Win out Don't cry. It's all right"
lie returned TO the president
regret, sir said Tom. that nv
witness, cannot testify. But have
given YOU my word Of honor that L"
That will do" the president cutting
him short. Good day.
AL meeting OF the faculty that af-
tcrnoon Tom Blake was duly and nub.
licly expelled from the university.
He himself brought home the news
his mother burst into a flood Of tcars
On! she sobbed what have I ever
done that this disgrace should fan ON
me? have trained you SO carefullv,
nave taught you truth and honesty
ana uprightness from your very cradle.
ana now You bring this horrible Shame
your, o'"' iof
HIS father. as stirred as she, took
the matter more stoically.
Here he said, CURLY take this
money 1t is sloo Take it and get
nu.' ! don't want black sheep in
my 1oid. You have made your bed.
lie In It. I'm done with YOU"
Hut, father"' persisted Tom. "J,ve
ION nothing wrong. I'm innocent"
Thcy don't cNpcl innocent bows from
college. retortcd his father.
am innocent" insisted Tom, des-
pcritely Il give you my word. please
n ," me I've never lied to you.
Don send me away like this. You
promised to take me into the business
and
Inc business | built up" snapped
ms tather' lis not for ne'er-do- wells
~ 'ear GOWN. take back that prom
Use You viii leave the family Won
nave d'ssraced. don't want YOU
under my roof another night"
mic rom was miserably packing his
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virginia Beach Train Service
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Leave Richmond o'clock daily. ex-
cePt sunday arrive Virginia Beach
$40 r NJ. No transfer between STA.
Observation-Disclosures
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