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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-08-23

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
FUSS, FIGHT, BROKEN
ARM AND HEARING
Families in ChapIine Street Have
Racy Airing in Justice c. F.
Miilcr's Court.

With three attorneys "H"hlln" ana
an array at wIiI">Sr$ I"Stitylh@,
Justice Charles +. Miller spent. thrr"
hours last night hearing an assault
and battery CASE inal brought Tor II
some racy declarations from The pr!ll'
ripIl- Men, women and children were
Involved in the hearing.
|! was al! tn" result IF hGhi
among TWO families living in iii" house
al ln@1 Chaplin" street. on III" n!@h'
uf May -. II WAS brought Uul al he
hearing thai aS Il result ni Il c"nir"'
vcr~y Nh. Mary Williams and tha*.
Jenkins attark,d Mrs. Ed Wyatt and
when her husband came 10 Der rrSr'i''
he Mas struck On the arm With Il
Ratchet by Jenkins. breaking The l'lm-
Der. The Testimony was Cnnhictin@ -
Ia who wrr" thr a@.TrSSUrS. hut IL "HN
shown that all wrr" inyuiNrh in The
fight.
Jenkins ANA Mrs. Williams were
fined s., and Cn~lS each on conviction
nt assault and battery. The fires W"r"
raised II their attorneys request /"
so each thai IN appeal might BIZ
taken
Attury Charles. !. SChurk appeared
for jenkins ami Mrs William: Andrew
johnson Porter Tor Mir and MR.,
Wyatt. while tn" stat" Wa repre-.
scented by Assistant Prosecutor FArt
Bachmann
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
IS GRAY HAIR NOW
HOLDING YOU BACK
j.: IN BUSINESS LIFE?
Don't Be Gray, Men or Wo-
mel; Look as Young as
You Feel. Guaranteed,

The right way Ia r"st"r" hair To 4
m:t ural rul"v and n!Ik, v,hir hair r"Aliv
beautiful. soft. !uN!rlant and h':ti; uy Is
hy til" u.s. uf Lt-i:al linIr color H.
~lur"r and not dauc""nli*, dirty. STICKY
dyes. C.i;IIi l. ii lrIIIil. ali ,.i,i Ia -.
and IS alIHr:ul','l - IL. harmless. with
Your iiIUTrN harl. it. not satisfied in aii?
waI.
l"u u""d H"r"r ntv'' 4 gray hHir in
sour 'n,i aG.iiu ;~iinplr :rp.y t,-l:ru
tIair tni"r B'~;.r Y iii" Shl':Ip... and
lie matter now -: Your hair nay u-.
"r hnw faded auI lII.'l"$s. hrcE viii
cum" an even. soft. u;,iurli. dark :. uni-
surely. safely anil permanently. t:,'-
Sides 't-l:Hm will i;I," year mar tru"
fniilh. "a thIt y viii Ia: glossy and
;huiui.nt ami hanHe";.i". This ArIS
you L. lruk yn'mG. v:.:"r0-iS ami ;iry:t'-
uv". lis good irIslr r>--hrIns:; 'Ej"y-
iUcnt.
i:.iu"mn.r. gillian ~ nnt 81 dye. not =
ri.Icni m"GIcln'. II /" Il "rii,ri". natural
ll"nilhful preparation. !gl!y ;;"HrHnt""d.
t;ri u large hu;tl" fr;' 80 - a.. j ';r.rs,:
* 60. rs Narh"i &ir"''. ~ any Rtnd
urjli; store. ar WIZ" ll'>Si--I.iiiN lTuS
Co. Ni"njphiS. Tenn. nl"U'i'iinc III"
druggists nrmr. illustrated. interest
ing book. Hair '"ltur,. .;-''ut cree. 'rr%
Ban HAIR Tonic. .!-i;ru l.l4Ili sham
poo. Q-l:an T"Ilct SOn!'--..i~" t!-l;an Do
pila,ury I"doricS%l for removing SUPER.
iluous HAIR. adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
FOUR CONSCRIPTABLE
CHINAMEN in CITY
According to Officer Who Has Made
Casual SurVcy-Nearly Every
Nationality Here.

There arr about four Cinnamon in
lir Whrclln. district whp are subject
TO con scrip!lGi, according 10 federal
officer who has ben making Il casual
survey ri ;hiS community during me
past few weeks rrrpdra DRY 10 regis
traliUn today
The officer said last night that
Will" liner" az" perhaps dozen
thnIln"r III his section maj me ma
jerry OF them are past c"n:crlpii"n
age. II" said h." knew III none hat
WAS not naturaIiz"d in iillS clti. The
registration today will show thai Ihc
city i one Of he most Cosmopolitan
CITIES nl ~ size in rhr country: nearly
every nation or The Globe j. 10 BIZ
found in the Whcclin" DISTRICT said
TIL: speaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
BEANS HAVE ARRIVED
Pan Handle Agricultural Club Order
for 40 Bushels Ready for
Distribution.

The beans are here, Mr.. Ohio
County Farmer. One hundred and ten
bushels for planting at once. After
considerable trouble the Pan Handle
Agricultural club has received the big
shipment OF seed soup beans and
Messrs. Cook and Kimpel were busy
yesterday arranging the orders to be
distributed throughout Ohio county.
Farmers ordered some weeks ago a
shipment. of 100 bushels through the
club. The officials ordered ten bushels
extra for all who want beans to plant.
Mr'kimpel said yesterday that now
is the time TO plan beans and all who
will communicate with the club i'm.
mediately may be supplied with a
limited quantity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
taee Of x foot was recorded and the

stage Of Is feet was recorded and the
river was falling slowly.
The Milton departed at 1880 yes
tcrday for Matamoras. The Liberty
arrived last night from Matamoras
and will leave for that place this fore.
noon ar 1l:30. The Reuben Dunbar
is scheduled 10 pass down for Charles
ton tomorrow morning at o'clock.
River kilograms.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-9.2 feet, fall
Ing: cloudy.
STECBENV1LLE-l3 feet. falling;
clear.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY feet, falling,
clear.
MORGANTOWN-Io feet. falling;
clear. ~,
OH. CITY-4.9 feet, falling; clear.
WARREN-3.S feet, clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05

A great many young women
about to become mothers worry over
the fear that the great strain and
physical suffering may impair their
good looks. But thousands OF
women who have borne several chill
dren tell of the preparation known
rs Mothers Friend" which has
proven itself a boon in just such
.ases.
Mothers Friend" is a prepara-
lion of special oils and other ingre-
dents especially prepared for ex-
pcctant mothers. 1t is a prcscrlp-
ton Of a famous physician.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
MORE MEN JOIN STRIKE.

: TAI ni>ra'-r :" II" Intelligence
Il.AkkSRIlst; ". We. juno ton"
hundred NOR" men today Joined tn"
strikers II; lhn National Carbon c"ii-
rtuy'S plant her. where sixty other
workers went out Saturday. The non
hrru:tHd a min" hour day in pluC" OF 4
tn hour Srn"dulr. y special force u
officers has been nn duty At tn" PLAN
which normally employs 400 men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05

mothers Friend" helps nature and
makes it easy for the muscles and
ligaments of the abdomen to ex-
pand. Much Of the pain and dis
comfort is relieved. -
All druggists supply "Mothers
Friend" Apply it yourself, night
and morning. Many women say it
is worth its weight in gold. :,
Just the information every mother
should possess is contained In . spe:
cial book, prepared by the BradAeld
Regulator Company, Dept N, 1T :
Atlanta, Ga. Write fer the book;
it is free to users.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
mPoRrANr DECISION.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE supreme
court otday extended the operation OF
the hours Of service &C; as 1t affects
railroad trainmen. DEGREES holding that
unavoidable accidents cannot be used do
an excuse BY a railroad for violating the
law where it is possible TO relieve a
train crew from duty before the end OF
the customary run is reached. were sus-
tanned. TIL" decision was in the usit
of the government to recover penalties
from the Santa &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
Voplor-Killeeu Wedding,

Church of the Immaculate Conceptions
the marriage Of Miss Marie kill"rn.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs j. II. kiil""n.
of South Jacob street. 10 Mr.. Henry L..
Englrr will take place. Rev. Father Will
liam Hall will offer nurtial mass and
will Snlcmnlzc the marriage.
The attendants will hr Miss Mary Me-
Grail. a cousin of the bride. and MIR f:u-
gcre Emig. Of this city. Immediately
Following the mass 4 wedding hr"ahia.t
for the Immediate families. Will IL"
served at tho brides h"m" ana ~ u""n
they Will leave for a wedding Journey &"
New York They will hr At HON" 20
their friends after juno 10th. III 49, Mar
ket street. The groom is tho s"n "f Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Noslcr. Jr., "f III" Sn'i:h
Sidn. and Is engaged with his father in
business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
Raker-Stenger Wedding.

tn" wedding OF Mis-: An-'.In %t"uG.r.
daughter At Mr.. and Mrs. " \ .~i"u.""
L. MIR. Norbert t.. l:IlIrr. VIII b" pretty
event "i ih!E morning ~ u'ri""k. -
assisted by 10. l'Hth": l;">$uIan. %Uu-
tiaI mass will b. offered. and following
n wedding breakfast. which Will be 1t
tended lay the families. at the brides
home TN WRrw""d Miss Lucille Eaknr,
i sister Of tho groom, will bc the brides
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
Kinp's paurhters' Meeting

The Kings daughters III the E!rs.
Presbyterian church will mr., to-day 80
the home OF Mrs. W. II. i'iarr. "n tn.
Bethany pike. Thi" 'r";inE * at i
social n;ttur" and al members ar. re-
ouestrh TO attend Intermediates will
meet Inc CHESTS at the W"n'>halr ,ia-
I rou The visitors Will 'l"lut.' ~" ;tfi-,-
noon to needle work and Tea viii me-.
served at o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
Left for the Front.

I!arr, Kraft left thI> morning for
Pittsburgh. Wi."rr h" wlli thk" Inc "A-
animation for engineers corps. ana after
Ihr.r. months trimming will leave for
ltrAMC,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
OutiuC Climb Picnic,

The FIRST Of the outdoor parties his
summer by the Outing club ri tn" Y W
{. a. Will take place This evening. Thu>n
who expect IN so, will meet at thee assoc
citation building at ! o'rlncil for Il :uonm.
light walk. Many such Pheasant "x,.,Ir.
sons are Incorporated IN their program
this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
Quiet Wedding.

y very uu!"! wedding vas ~"t"mni"cd
Yesterday atirrIinr.i.. 1T TIA" home at l;"r.
t.. J.. t';tr:.nu, when Miss 'ioldI" Temp.
I".,:tlIir III" hrIir al Nr. Karl Nash. in
tn. l,r..Sriirr al the IIuut"iIatr family.
I:rth Young l"""i,i'' h.tV" many friends,
who " III jniu IN Wishing them we'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
Lecture In BAPTIST Mission.

the lIEmgarlau~ III I;utfIl", y. y. Il lee
turn ui unusual ability. will talk on
missionary conditions az they exist on
Thursday evening". June :. III the Baptist
Mission on Eighth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
poba Sail

Tho ladies 81 Mrs. I:"a!lS I"hl" class
of ;hr Warw"ud Methodist church. Will
hold :, bake $.,i" ia f"rd'$ WHrwnod
store. Saiur,!t.. .Iu1c =. \ dainty array
ur PASTRIES viii bc offered Tor selection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
Misc Ppttit HoStcSs.

Miss Edna I'rttIt pleasantly rml"r1aIn-
ed the Loyal daughters last evening At
her home IA North Warw"nh. Following
u,raSant diversions. 4 dainty luncheon
WAS served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
Eoun Suffrage Meeting.

TrIadelphIa district branch nf 'ua
Ohio County Equal Suiir:iC" League. Will
meet at Gao o'clock this aft"rn"un. 1T
the homo of Airs. J. =. iMpn. "r Elm
Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05

should modify ;llc - according To The
change! circumstances such as Increased
= III. white hair. loss OF color. etc.
rl,icr women. especially thos" with
gray "r white hair. can II" SO lovely and
distinguished looking il they will only
dress in ;hc Cul0rS thr Lord m:td" "S'
p' "i;.lly for them. III" black and white,
lii. lavender and silver gray rr"licv'i
ii n"c"S>ary ny L touch OF any desired
c"lrr'. instead ~ ciiueinS 10 tho c"!"rS
chaf h".i"nS only: I" The high tide OF
Youth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
Knight Church
Recital for Red CroSs.

Mrs. Carl Nr%lr:auu ~ .trIarGIns
musical which promises IL o.: one VI t.r
most Interesting affairs GlErn III behalf
ui the He'd CruS.
The performance Will consist Of
number Ut Prof.. Carl NrSlnIannS most
talented pupils. assisted ia S"tUn ana
readings By N"sSrS. John uCuunur and
Robert Rarrah.
As NcI thu 0atr has not been set. hu;
is very prubabl" II Viii IT,, h"li on the
evening ut June /? at -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05

Miss Blanche Cox. last night, was post
runcd.
Mrs Dave Waddc!l and Mrs. :. II. Del"
aplainn wrr" the guests Of. Mrs. John
MrrullociI. NJ the island, Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ArmbruStcr. OF
M"undsvI1lr. have been the guests Of
NrS L. ". Minccr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
RIVER NEWS

The liver is again falling after
reaching Il crest Of more than sixteen
feet. At The local wharf laSt night a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
Buffet supper.

Mis-" Ross Shields laughter ~ pr.
and Mrs. L. Is. ShIrid> 1T I.nrlnS PLACE.
VIII entertain this evening fer Miss
iilhuch" Young. The guests are L. IN
cludc III" wedding PARTY and a lew "f
Miss (ulnS'S more intimate friends. \
buffet SUPPER will u" allrLCilvclN
served. Invitations haT" been ISSUED
Tor tn" Wedding OF The guest OF honor,
which viii De an event ii June -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
MT. DE CHANTAL
ALUMNAE DAY
LUNCHEON THIS AFTERNOON.
TOGETHER WITH. AN EN-
TERTAlNMENT
This Evening at the Hotel Windsor the
Dinner Dance-Several Weddings
Are Events of This Month.

Constant interests to-day will oCcu,
pv the students. both the present ana
, those OF former years. ~ Mount Il"
ChanLal academy There is al! IN"
pleasure of greeting the rX-graduateS
who have been distinctly part OF
every year. coming together i'll MS
JUNE month Ior The annual reunion
This will be 4 delightful duty OF TN"
morning, when there Will also b" i
! brief business session. presided over
BY Miss Rose MCGraw. OF Hral ton.
president OF the Mount de Chantat
AlGmuac Association.
There will be the Alumnae Day
luncheon at l o'clock. for which lao
guests are expected. There will be- Il
program Of tOasts with this. and Mrs.
George Hewitt will preside as toast
mistress. Luncheon will b. served IN
the refcctory and the tables Will bear
simple decorations of summer flowers.
This years graduating class Will nc
guests Of honor. and tho roll includes:
Misses
: Angela COrtrf kIth'Ttn" E"tSt"1
Irene h'chrcubaCh Mary AiA""""r
Margaret Pickett Mary N"ip 49,
Kathleen Larkln Mary Louise l'anh'h
Is,ntinr Felix Virginia NIlSack
Mary Angela RHhcn .Adrlennr l;olsson
katherine Aul Margaret Goa
Virginia flacrua Hazel NHrtn
Mary Haskins .i,
Following the luncheon n 3 O'clock
an entertainment will h: gwen in tho
music HAIL. by the graduating Class
This will b" series o. scenes from
Older, times and Will nc exceedingly
beautiful. The costulning anu scenic
"details will l." we'll executed. lnhnl'H
rains have been taken by those parlitl-
uatinE. in making thoir confirmation 10
In, day its most delightful portt"n ana
thu incidental music is in Itself h'Shy
pleasing. 49, .
The days Festivities will Gu inmate In
the dinner dance at the Hotel y" inLsor'
which is given for the graduating class
by the Arunnac ASSOCIATION. Ih" am
uer will he served III $50 o'clock. ana
many reservations have been made with
Mrs j. J. Ccniif. Several large parties
Will be entertained At this affair. ana
iunnumcrunlc smaller ones. Decorations
of the tables will be- handsomely done
in yellow and black and they vii! bh
arranged In both the large dining room
and the tcStace garden. Dancing VIII
follow ana %iIl delightfully."- conclude tho
day.
"Wednesday morning at $50 o'clock.
Bishop ponahuc will award the prizes
and diplomas. and deliver the baccalau-
rcute sermon.
buyn hrcp ruudn by.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
medor-Nolte,

rho many friends -! Miss Stella Nult"
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis \nl;".
OF South Woods Strrnic, ami Mr.. Emil
Ncul"r. ais" ri this "!i%. will L." inter
cst"d IN reading ~ their marriage. which
WAS sol"lnniz"d IN Friday evening 1t
last week. at the parsonage nj 81. Johns
EVaUr"IlcHl church. Rev. ". -. I'lirrt
ntf,cintcd There wrr" M attendants.
Mrs Mrdcr wore Il huc taft"ta suit with
whit" hat, gloves and h"utS. They Will
after III" first at next month. take an
apartment on ihr South Side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
Invitations Received.

Friends and nl"Iuhr"S IT Il popular
Martins Ferry club. received copies of
the following cards:
tIOpH-tInI" lance
Friday evening. June :. 49,
ElkS Home
Martins Ferry. ohio.
Peerless orchestra
tnmmittc"-R tl$ton. Gordon. IIcrE"t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
Wedding Invitations.

Copies OF I'll" following invitations
have hccn rcCcired:
Mr., and Mrs. Leighton krcm"r Young
request the honor uf your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter
Elanch" Adele.
IL
Mr. William Frederick Klett
on Tuesday. the nineteenth 81 June,
at SIX 0'ri0rk in the evening
First rrc.;hY trr!an church.
Wh"rling.. West Virginia.
Enclosed cards read:
Al Home
After July 10th
40 North Main st.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
T1ap Day Party.

An affair which is Involving 2!l th'
time and enthusiasm IT WnHan'S rIun
members. is the party ut Wh"cllnS l2rL
on The AFTERNOON "f Flag Day. June ".
for Fed Cross benefit
rnmmiitcrS hav" IN charge it's various
features and Mrs. Harry Hilbert is daily
receiving reS"rvntlnns Tor the hridG"
PARTIES Many are tAkiFr this mrih"i
ri entertaining their TluSS for III" reEd-
lar meetings or for cNtrH parties. sine"
tho cause is so excellent. Several par
tics are being formd for tn" afternoon
10 honor visiting guests or To repay
cy1a social obligations.
Others will como 10 SOW. bringing
either articles of their own far com
plctlon. or better Yet. VIII devote the
hours to Red Cross work. Mrs. lt'"d
Baird having the disposal Of the several
kinds Of work
4 cordial invitation is' extended the
women Of Wheeling To help. This after
noon party will be given at III" White
Palac" and will be followed by tea. The
following will pour md several nf III.
Younger society members will serve:
M"ydamcs-
Robert Reed Lucy Cowd"n
J. j. Holloway blanche St"enrod
Hal Spcidcl ". It. TruSchcl
charles Hancher Sumner Jones
Edward Stifcl y q. M3tint
Howard Mcdonald Charles Milton
Loo Wolf Miss \ gurS Wilson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05

maid ~ n"nUr and Mrs. liH'"id T"nhcr,
her brother. VIII u!t!Ciatc ~ hr"l man.
Q The couple viii lr;tI, tor IEc East.
where they viii make HU "Alcnd:u stay.
Knight-Church
rho n.;terIaEr If MI~ SId!n .hnrCh
of C'ilitS. NaiSH;ul county, ana Mr.. Der;
knight OF Nuuud%N lll.. Wa, quietly SOL
rmuIZcd yr>trrCay morning III lhr par
scnit1. 81 the Mvihnul%t EpI$C"pll
church 1T Pheasant Nall"y. Marshall
county. IN" ceremony WAS r"fI"rn"d
by Key. Miller aud there were no az
trnuantS.
Tho brlic Is :. well known schOni
teacher al Marshal! county ana has
taught 0!Ir OF two Terms ia thik county.
AIR. Knight cuuduclS IL grocery store IL
MuUnuSril!c
Mr.. ami Mr.. .,i,i;;hl lr!t his city
ycStcrdu! uu u " s.T% i"ip |" ia" .Hkcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
Gid Rose Drains A"ay Your Color.
~. - UiINs ''''IlI TIi-.
b. F>t Accumulation,

go - -i,rIi"' ~ "ii''-r '''"hInS
,n...,..,; H.. ....li.,,. m!i'!i. -nS.'i Women
y, ..r., f,,... :.ul ,r-,r - sm.:'!cS "S green
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02
QUEEN THEATER.

scwestheart Of the Doomed the new
TT -Kay-Pee prdtoplay starring
-. Giaum, the famous screen siren of
=. Thomas III. Ince forces. showing at the
q n today, IS a distinct innovation IN
ys dramas, n that about all tn real
:. m > that takes place in the action
.rrred before the play opens-and
is-l'f shown in "visions" either. 1t is the
q f a woman betrayed in her youth
ty = N she trusted and consequently try
II + ret revenge on the whole masculine
-. N fact, for virtually the first time,
- ! q vampire who "vamps" for a def
= srrason. Most of them do it just on
3 - principles. When the story opens.
s'la.if Just well embarked upon her venge-
: e. raer when she meets the one nan
81 ~, really love. and her determination
- de- roy turns to one 10 save and to ere
a.e.
tla~a all. at this time. the play is force
frs ~ that it shows how even the most de-
ar taef person may aid the country in time
e. sorr w, and find regeneration. When
ennd .nns of war command the attention
q fke whole world. an Issue of this kind
IT. itself to the mind of everyone.
prohaI v no other play being shown today
o. TIE screen i tied up with more of n
et.1uinsA&ews interest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02
18TH BAND TO BROWNSVILLE.

Tho Sixteenth cavalry band arrived
here SATURDAY evening and resumed their
twice a-week concerts. Ii is stated that
the hand will be transferred to Brownsville
for one month. depriving this city again
OF muse. The Second Texas Infantry
band. stationed 1T McAllen. arrived IN
town Sunday afternoon for the Monday
meet and gave q concert IN the city park
Immediately on their arrival, which was
very much enjoyed by all those that wree
fortunate to be downtown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02
MINNESOTA WOMER'S CLUBS.

MANKATO Mimi. Oct. D. Mankato is
entertaining for three days the twenty
third annual convention of the Minnesota
State Federation Of Nomcn'S Clubs. To
day was devoted 10 the reception Of yi~i
tors and meetings Of the executive board
and council. Welcoming exercises take
? larc tonight and the business sessions
viii begin tomorrow morning. Much W.T.
The time win w. Devoted Nv consideration
of women~' service III the war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02
HIS
FINAL SERMON
MERCEDES PASTOR LEAVES TO EN-
GAGE IN Y. N. C. A. WORK IN ARMY
FOR PERIOD OF THE WAR.
especial to The Hcraldl

MERCEDES. Texas, Oct. 2.-kev lin-h
Rob,nson. who has been in charge of local
PRESBYTERIAN church the past few months
preached his farewell ernon Sunday eve
ming. During Rev. Robins"n'> pastoral"
here the church has increased III mcmher-
ship. over twenty having polned and there
are several more to join. The members 81
the congregation regret Ia lose this young
pastor who was ordained ~ san BENT"
soon after his arrival here. Rev. hobr'-
son will take mp Y. NJ. q. a work y ,'n.n
Travis. San Antonio. to which place h. de-
parted Monday afternoon.