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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
RABBI SAMUEL SCHULMAN
SPEAKS HERE THURSDAY
Not SUBSTITUTE Cor Senator La Toilette,
bu, Unable 20 Fill Engagement
February IA.

i:ahbr Samrui Srhu!man. enc "t Tho
most lrarr.G .,u% interesting speakers
rr tn" american PLATFORM today. Will
sneak un ''rh. Thr".fnd Funrtl ion nt
~" Church. IN E"tr street tempt"
Th,ir~.,:' ..,"ninr at "'cl"ck. Tho
icrtur. ,,'ll b. given under IN" lecture
r..lirS.. 49, Wh,'i!r@ lodge. |. ~. T.. IT,.
and is r"' = SnIrStiiuf" :rr Senator
l., E'nu.if.. a., siat..i in lrral Sunday
pap,.r Irr S"huln?an was h""k"'! 10
sn-ril Il. -, Ur""r ~" l""tur" ""irS" as
tho fourth nur'h"r on February IL. hut
tha' ZINC.
!, was stated las night thar ih"SH
in charge a. tn" h'"tur" course ri" III
communication With several prominent
ngrr":,al speakers. aud IN" Of th"m VIII
b.. s;"irct"I To speak h"ro within m"
r.... tow v"ckr ia T,ia"e RI Senator Ia
E'rllrft".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12

accordiSG 10 Dr. Terry. are suicides,
and hrcSaid "ihe blood Of some will
be on eTy shoulders if We do not care"
81 HE 10 SEQ home dead" Or.
Terry Sid. and the only way il can
be resisted is by Christ. Let us church
people, Fl together. 60 TO The homes,
10 tho ;rothnrs that have lost heir sons
and fisIl sin that has caused them to
be suicides"
Tho. 'h,age OF sin isdeath' DR.. Ter
" saiJ., IF you and | fight and hate
sin We t.rill win and have the LOVE OF
Jesus Christ"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
Clears Complexion

Don't worry about hlotchcs or other
skin troubles. You can have a clear,
clean complexion by using a little zcrno,
obtained at any drug store for 2Sc. or
extra large bottle at Sl.0O.
Zcmo easily removes all traces ri
prnpIcs. black heads, hlotches. eczema,
and ringworn ard ma kes the skin clear
and healthy. Zcmo is clean, pcnctrat-
ing. antiscptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. II is easily
applied and costs mere trif1c for each
application. Il is always dependable.
The 3. =. Rose Ce.. Cic-.land 9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
ICORt TALKS At
+: WESLEY CHURCH.
Story af His Life is Told and Progress
* Union Rescue Mission
:: Rcported.

The ;tory of his life was told last
nightly c. W. Cory, superintendent
of tho. Union Rescue mission, at the
Wesley. Methodist Episcopal church.
The eSntful history of career that
was nSarly hopelessly wrecked by
drink. proved fascinating narrative
to the bearers. Mr.. Cory told Of the
progress in the Rescue mission work.
The mission will be ready this week.
Donations Of bed clothes and dishes
are rlnSdcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
Funeral Tor william Il, Allen

ono ~ III mos' INrcGl| aff"ndad ~
nersiS h"Id III III" interior ri Marshall
county for a long sim" W." ihn' # vii
liam Il. Allen. IN III" ..!i"u G;""v" l'roH-
hytcriam church. u"ar Sh"rrard. ToSi.
day aFtrrrn"n. The church WAS rr"NI-
sd with the many fri"ul" nnh rrlafI|"F.
Tic Rev. lr 'har,"s II E"Hinsor. -
tho FIrs' tnitcA IrNshrtr"inn church.
# hi. rftv. o'h" had "harc" IF n" :"r-
ic.s g. liz fam!l:. hlmle u NarmccG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
BURNS ARE FATAL

rc,c..l us:a'rh to tho Intelligence
ADl[SEl'E'i. ~. Va. March IL
Burns received thrco wcrHs aC" whom
her ripthius caught allrc AZ Il hon tir" in
til" yard of her home. csn""d III" death
today in L .tiarkShurc hospital Of Bun
uc~llrc Trcnr ElAh"rtv. nv" year Old
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. i. I. Flah"rty.
If Nj Clare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
Mr.. PENNiMAN TO SPEAK
Noted Pittsburgh Traveller to Address
Ennrkh Street Men ToniQht

FoUrth olTeuH We'F VI.TE',t'
t:nnrc" W. Penniman. Of Pittsburgh,
= lecturer aud traveller of note. will
deliver thr address this evening be-
fore Tho Mems club Nf the Fourth
Street Methodist Episcopal church.
His suhinrt Will be The Challenge TO
Twentieth Century Men;
Tin Ladies' Aid society will serve
The regular monthly supper at 6:aa
O'Clock All mon and older hnys arc
cordially invited IN attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12

learned that in govt also heu atism, the kidneys do
not work properly to throw ofahc uric acid poison;
consequently uric acid crysals.are deposited In and
about the joints, in the muscles, where an inaam-
nation is set up in the nearby yssues
Hague has said that " gols is rheumatism, and
rheumatism is govt" If uric afsd is formed in excess
within the body it's passed onao the kidneys, which
act as filter to pass off this poison If the excess is
not cxcreted by the Kidneys it's distributed thru the
tissues The choice sites for SUCH storage are in the
Joints muscle sheahs where the circulation is weak
est and where also the akanitypf the blood is lowest
Consequently we must do everything to throw off this
uric acid poison and simple me;hods arc best Flush
The kidneys by drinking six to:eigh glasses of water
between meals During winter ,honths the circulation
is apt to be sluggish and the Blood stream retarded.
Eat less meat, drink more wacr and take ANuhc
(doublc triple strcngth) after each meal and at
bed time for several weeks at slime and you Will be
free from uric acid and the diseases that follow.
The urine is often cloudy, full of sediment;
channels often get and sleep is disturbed two
or three times night. Thisls the time you should
consult some physician of wdcs experience such a
Doctor Pierce of the Invaldssa Hotel and Surgical
Institute. in Buffalo, New York. Send him ten
cents for sample of his nc&. discovery, -ANgRlc-,
v = : wv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
Funeral For Mrs. Taylor Today.

Funeral services for slrs. 'ar"lln" ;.
TAYLOR. aged -. who died IN III" f"mi>r
home 81 Maryland avenue" Fr"ia =
morning. will Il" h"lc IN tn" plaC" Of
death this afternoon a : "'rl""k. win
tn, Rev. Dr. Jacob Birmingham VI -
L.ukcs Protestant Eris"oraI church. ~
charge Burial will h" in t;r"snH ""1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
DONATION DAY MARCH ~.

The :,North Wheeling hospital. which
has nT;:iiStcrri 10 WheelinE's unhealthy
and suffering since before the Civil war,
will ii::ld i;s annual donation day for
dnnai! ,A$ on Monday. March ~.
Thctnigh cost and inavailability OF
materials makes IL imperative that n
grncrn.,s offering he given by Wheeling
To thts%annual cause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
Funeral for Mrs. ReIchert Today.

This afternoon a. $50 o'rl0rk fUnnr7T
services will be conducted over Mrs.
I.sna Retchcrt. aged - wifi nf Car'
Reichert. In III" Ecrts"h! "hH1'l ilSt
Main street. Ininrm"nt viii h" in
Weeks ren"irry Mr.: Eri"u"ri di"i IN
the nhin Valley General hospital l'rjdn,
afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12

WASH NriTu\ March ll.--~ArranE1-
w"nIs wcr" mad" today by officials nf
~" hcU"" for tn. funeral If the late
Representative CYRUS \. SullnwTy. nf
n'.h: from pncum"uiA speaker Clark
appointed CuinnIItI"" Of representa-
IivoS ~ aitond th" Srrrir'S. which wlll
l". held n Manchester. y. ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
LACK TO THE FRONT

Iith$pNEIlI.E. Eta. Mnrrh IL
N:.rIr"3 Nan'k. with s>.'"r:il !"uus
-, h,.r>. i"rr".G III" I'h:lndc irnia Amer
IT,. i":,-;i!.. %Iur.i h.r" t""y and pre-.
I,a""I ."r r!i" teams nrSi workout TO-
u.rrr"".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
Funeral For Louis NolL

Saturday morning funeral services
were held in the "a npily h"nr" sig .la'."h
street. for Louis IL Soil. VIII" passed
away Thursday. Requiem high mass
was celebrated in ST. Npr"usI>, church.
and intnrmcnt vns ~ t;rn.mWnod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
FOR RETIRE ROADS


sIS>ial lhkHS'"n 20 'Ra lh'euiiAH"'
WESTON w Va March TIA pc
lirIon to h. Dr"H"nicG 10 III" LEWIS
county ro'ir, asking for n special cleo
ton I" Il" hold IN III" near futur" IN
fGl0.h"0 good roads bond issue - h"irS
Elncd u! III" citizens "f Fr"cmhnS Crcch
dist riot in hat county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
-tdSeport Briefs,

Harry K :i"r. Dali Matthew. hl"in
Long and ! -ry Duncan rrnt"rsd :" -.
t'lairsrille yesterday AFTERNOON.
Members Of she cast or tn. Aipha ~
minstrel show hsld n rehearsal IN their
club rooms yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Jacob HIrzNn. Or Pleasant r;rnie.
was g. v:>!tcc IN krookSide ysst"rda y
with friends
Alfred Thurn"sS. who has h"cn ira,"i-
Ing in West Virginia. visited with his
parents yesterday.
Miss Jess" Curry of Marietta * rtslt-
ing with relatives in West Wheeling
Harry Carcon has returned 10 PATS
burRh. after a short business TRIP in ihip
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond \ Shields. IF
Bridgeport. are tn" proud Parents If IN
eight-pound boy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
PowER HOUSE RuRHs

= PITTSBURGH. March = Work at
the plant Of tho WESTINGHOUSE" Marhin"
company AZ East PITTSBURGH VIA sus-
pended tonlEi; "h.-n Err destroyed lie
power plant. Cr"SS..i .t....iri.. wires
were believed ;" ha.. hHrn th.> raris"
Officials "i ~ ''"r'uar. hsiin"@ ihat
wort no rrcri'r,n.' 'orr"-ro-r r.
loss YES estimated a. s7S 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
Queen Esther Circle.

Miss HHln na,ia Will - hostess IN tn,
mem hcr~ -; N" QUs"u Esther Circle Of
the West Erid c","rrt ~ r. church at her
home this sr"uiIc. Tn" usual SOCIAL
and business meeting viii r" carried out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
Dbl I UARy
vaas Funeral Impressive.

Tho iats Councilman Edward II. Was
VA. buried ~ tirrrnwn"d cemetery sat
urtlay afternoon aft"r i"Ur"sslN" fun
ernl services in -. James ENauS' Il1ai
Lutheran church, rnudT"t"d 10y ih" taS-
tor Rrv. Walter Schuntt". and Roy. +.
R"iSwincor. If PITTSBURGH Th" funeral
cnrtcsr from thu home 20 TN" church
WIS headed ny Mayor II. l.. Kirk aud
he board II control. IN" fellow council
rl"u ana rity and county officials with
an .s~"r; Of uniformed p"li"" h"ah"d ~
Lieutenant William Er"'H. iHti-h'sar-
crS wcrc I. I. Fay ha. charles | inrtm"H.
christian Ni"wis. f. e. irriehnr@'. city
Auditor 'hnrl"s n. Ahrcns and 'arrd1
". T. otto.
Tho gathering which packed 81
.lan"~' church Ia the doors. WAS "mhlr-
matte oi III" high esteem m which Mr..
N;raS naS held Ivy church. business, "if-
rial. frHicrnal and social acquaintance.
Scores Of h"autifui oral tributes hank ID
about tic c4skct cHnre from friends aud
a%snri:tcS Is Trcm"nt""S Of Their re-
$p"cl ami esteem.
Turing n" $crvlr"s. which w"r" c"r-
duc;rd in both German and English ~"
y rio society chorus SANK ~" beautiful
select IONS which were iav"rlt"S Of tbs
decreased.
Members If Reliance Lodge No. IS. v.
q. t. ". nf which Mr.. Was was q m"m-
Dor were among the delegations AT HI
funeral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
Ham SurpRr.

4 baked N. supper "ii he served by
the ladies -: NhH AID Sor-"ty "f III" KIRK
wood Methodist church on reAr Friday
evening IN tho taSrn,-n- nj the church.
An cX"eiers rrcnr has 3een crepa rod!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
The pornau Funeral.

Funeral services for ~" late Mrs.
katherine porrian. VINO died ut h"r
home. Stop S. Nest Whe"ituS. carly last
Saturday morning. viii; 80 held ~ IA"
family residence at e" ci""H xmas after
noon. Rev. 4. II. Bourne. pastor of the
West Wheeling NJ. r.. "rrrrh.' will CON
duct ,hs services. Iur"rrn"nt will b. in
LtnwQod ccne."r:r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
d BroEe wheel.
S6idd@

Whin me- n. ."r nf N" ST.
Clair$rlIla - -,ssteroav afternoon. q
Dodge roy - "a driven. by a. we'll
known "a" n SkIddAd off the pave
ment ana one or tho rear wheels.
A cali yr!t; 10 2 local garage and
new oh.. ~ sent Tor .hc car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
Condition Uutmproyed.

FOR EF.NT-Two furnished or IN
furnished rooms. Cali National ph"nf
i44-R, Broukslde.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12

Funo"al Fnr George IIillnlan Today.
'Th" funeral for ';.,,. -. ". ilIllmnnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
BRIDGEPORT
mrs marraretta a-etcheu Mttcheu.

Mrs. Nargaret;a ''r''tCh"n MtrhF'''
wife Of Porter E. Mi."n"iI. died ~ her
horls SIS Lin""lm av"r'i". .'"fnaTtll" at
3:30 o'clock y"S;"r!n; .""rr'nS. after a
10 ,laYS' Illness -: r-"titn"nla. Mrs.
Mitchell was, "n. "f III. :s"s: known W.
mer IT t';rS NI"inI;! AID acquired Il hos t
OF friends = H." mourn h:'r death. She
was = rl"r,h,r "f th.' class Of 1907 ~
HriIEHprrt Sigh Sch"'.; aud was "a
dau Stt.- g: Mr. and Mrs. james r.
Irir.lnIinr.r ~ Martins Ferry.
Sha is survived hv rr"r husband aud
four Children. Hazel. Nartory. lanes
and Eiya Ea". Her par"'r;S four sisters,
Mrs. Samuel lanes. -" th'S cry. hrS'
Robert beavers Mrs. Euc"ns Humph-
reyviile, Mrs. Chester T"Sn"y and Mrs.
Mamie Tlrrh.rt. all ~ Martins Ferry.
and one hrcth..r. James. also survive.
Funeral services ar" 'ncnmrl't''.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
I=LlySEl T'R1E: KIDNEYS!
How Uric Acid Causes Gout, rheumatism, Lumbago
tB l. H sNmp
tBY l.. H. SMITH. Vi. d.

in
that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12

nlent ana
4 cali p:t
new oh..
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AT THE COMEDY THEATER.

Mack's Musical Review. playing to
 iull houses all the week will make an entire change of program today. The beautiful chorus of real dancers and singers will be more beautiful than ever attired in ali entirely new change of wardrobe The company, in an old. time, oiackIace farce comedy, The Ghost in the Pawnshop," win give the theatergoers more real laughter and entertainment for their money than Hot Springs usually offers. as this is one of the funniest bills ever present. ed in this city. There will be an abundance of comedy, new songs, dances and wardrobe Come out and enjoy again the company with a repu. tation "a clean company Selig's real feature, "The Carpet From Bag dad in five acts, will be the picture for the last three days Of the week.
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ROYAL THEATER.

The Mary Miles Aiuter tiyoIeol Nu tal tSar Production. entitled "A Dream or Two Ago. which was pro duced ali the American studios under the dire .ticn of little Nary's own d. rector. James Kirkwood, is very pretty dramatic story. filled with laushs and tear. "Lovely Mary" d. this dainty little actress has become known the country over, was given a great opportunity to display her con vincing mannerisms in this production and she made the moel Ol it,
 There are not many of us that can imagine this little girl puma lbe par of a girl crook and deniaeu Q ,he Nov York underworld Yet this is just tn
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AT THE AUDITORIUM
aThomas ! lnee,s Civilization. <.

Thomas Il lnce's Civiization.n
 The impending engaeemeut of Thomas II Inces incomparable screen success, civilization. at the Audi torium all next week, is an event of great importance to local amusmant seekers. Civilization, it will be re. called, created an avalanche of favor able criticism at its premier. last spring in New York City. where t still remains one Of the most pronounced successes. The story of Civilization. " runs the whole gamut of human na- ture. and depicts scenes that are at once startling, emotional and sen a. tional. In it, many actors of reputa- tion are seen to advantage. among the prominent being Herschel Mayall, Miss ola May Howard Hickman. Miss Enid Markey, George Fisher. ]. Frank Burke, Charles h. French, J. Barney sherry Jerome Storm and Miss Ethel Ullmau The musical set ting for "Civilization,' was especially composed by Victor l.. Schertzingar. The book and scenario were created by C. Gardner Sullivan
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LOU- -TELLENGEN TODAY
 PAVLOWA TOMORROW
LOU-TELLEGEN, THE PARAMOUNT STAR TODAY IN 1.-THE BLACK WOLF; PAVLOWA TOMOR-
 ROW IN THE DUMB
 GIRL OF PORTICI"

Today the New Central offers the romantic Paramount star Lou-Telle. gen, in the tale of old Spain. The Black Wolf Supporting Mr TeIlegen is Nell Shipman, H J. Herbert James Neill and Paul Weigel
 In the wilds of the Spanish noun tains. the Black Wolf. a bandit. feared and invincible, reisns at the head of his band. known as "Thc Charcoal Burners. Proof that in spite of his bold robheries, he is a benetactor al heart. is shown in nis many charitable acts towards the poor and helpless. To save an old man rom selling his donkey. the Black Wolf takes from the dukes agents sum of money
 ending a sarcastic message to the duke
 The duke rides with the chan ellor to meet the Countess Dona lsabo' the chancellors daughter and on their re turn trip they come upon the Black Wolf assisting a friend 10 escape the police. Outnumbered the dukes men withdraw, but a price is then placed upon the bandits capture, "dead or alive"
 Declaring his love, which is displeas- ing to The countess the duke takes Dcna Isabel in his arms, but freeing herself she starts 10 Tun through the forest, the duke in pursuit He stumbles falls an dis found by a mem
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THE llBERTlNE' AT
 THE LYGIC TO-DAY

John Mason, who plays the title role in "The Libertine.' is one of the best known leading men and character ar- tors on the American stage today. That he has played leading roles with such famous stars as Minnie Maddern Fisde, Annie Russell and Elsie De Wolfe, gives well enough his status in things theatrical He is a native of Orange. N J.. and was educated at Frankfort Gymnasium and Columbia University Early in his career. h. played with the celebrated X. M Palmer Union Square theater in New York. Then he appeared in a play called The ldler' in London Then followed his career 8s star with Marion Manola He became a star in Frohman Lyceum Theater Com pany. Here are some of the plays in which Mir Mason won much fame ."The Ways of the World" with Elsie De Wolfe. as Jack Brookfield, in The Witching Hour" None So Blind" "A Son of the People and now in Com mon Clay
 some like pictures that shoA inter- .esting characters in all sorts of won. derful situations. others like a piece that has a good lesson or, 10 put [ better a strong uudercurrent of pur- pose, still "The Ltbortne" which will be seen at the Lyric theater tJ- day will be heartily welcomed Dy any and all of these classes Admission. adults 25c children l5c
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This is a picturization of Samuel Hop kins Adams story. "Orpheus," which aroused so much interest when it ap- peared in Golfers Weekly few months ago Willred Lucas plays the principal role and. to sether with Tod Browning, is responsible for the direc- tion. The story has to do with a Greek immigrant of Herculean build. who works in a steel mill. He falls in love with a French waitress of unusual beauty, but the girl refuses to marry
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I'd Pays to AdvertIsev comLna.

To you enjoy a good lau2h? Best of all, you know you are going to get one when oChan and Harris hit "It Pays to Advertise" comes shortly if you follow theatrical news at all This farce drew a tremendous following last year and return dates this year are prcvin. one thing. namely that the American public likes to be kept laughing If you are wise, you will im- mediately phone the theater and en- quire tor seat reservations.
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him because she has heart trouble
 She goes to New York and is taken 10 hospital for treatment. Her lover. typified by Lucas, follows While searching for the girl Lucas attracts the attention of woman sculptor. who sees in him the ideal model for a statue she is doing This leads to many unusual complications, and. like the Orpheus of mythology Lucas is forced to go through Hades to rescue his Eurydice, the particular birthstone region in the story being the lowest strata Of New Works East Side. Car mel Myers plays the leading feminine role opposite Lucas and is said to have
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Der of the Black Wolf's band and q ring taken from his finger. Isabel meets the Black Wolf who takes her to the castle promising to return the following night He does this. is dis covered by the duke who oyerhears his promise 10 make another visit. and lays his plans to capture him.
 For the complete result of what hap. pened see this picture today at the Central theater
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characterization that she was called upon 10 give in her newest production. She studied the part for some time before starting rehearsals and gives Ia Very clever characterization. Through it all, however, you fully real ize that she is the victim of circum- stances, that her better self will some day assert itself and the life in the underworld have been forgotten.
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justified the londest hopes of her di rectors
 On the same program is Triangle comedy "Caucht With the Goods rounding out the best program in tn, city today. Prices and l5 cents.
 Tomorrow the Princess offers the most powerful picture drama ever filmed. War Brides with the great Russian actress Nazimowa in the lead ing role. This i- a dramatic classic one you surely want to see.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-29

Prevent La Grippe by taking Rexa!l Grippe Pills. Price 25c, R c. Morris Drug Co. 22Stf.
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WILFRED LUCAS AS
 A GREEK HERCULES
"A LOVE SUBLIME" POWERFUL TRIANGLE DRAMA AT THE
 PRINCESS THEATER.

"A Love Sublime, a Trjangle-Fne Art- drama of unique interest. will be shown at the Princess theatcr today.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-29

SPECIALS-Tutti-fruttl and maple ice cream. The Pasteurized Milk Co. 3-22.tt.
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Let Sorrells Drug co. look arte. your KODAK finishing s-14-tf
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-16

Ito Be Continued,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-16

De Spain laughed again, dryly this
time. "Go slow, Sassoon," he said.
"That gun is loaded"
"If you want terms, hand over your
gun to Sassoon," cried Logan.
"Not till it's empty" returned De
Spain. "Do you want to try taking it?"
he demanded of Logan, his cheeks
burning a little darker.
Logan never answered the question.
1t was not meant to be answered. For
De Spain asked 1t only to cover the
spring he made at that instant into
Sandusky's middle. Catlike though it
was, the feint did not take the big fell
low unprepared. He had heard once,
when or where he could not tell, but
he had never forgotten the hint, that
his feet as with his hands. The out
law whirled. Both men shot from the
hip; the reports cracked together. One
bullet, grazing the fancy button,
smashed through the gaudy waistcoat; /;
the other, as De Spain's free hand
struck at the muzzle of the big mans
gun, tore into De Spain's foot San
dusky, convulsed by the frightful
shock, staggered against De Spain's
arm, the latter dancing tight against
him. Logan, alive to the trick but
'aught behind his partner, fired over
Sandusky's right shoulder at De
Spaln's head, hattened sidewise against