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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-20
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

will make final settlement of the
estate Of Humbert Aull in the Pro-
bate Court for Newbe:ry County, S.
G. OH Tuesday the 9Th day of May.
1917, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
and will Immediately thereafter ASK
for my discharge as Guardian of said
estate.
E. H. AULL,
Guardian.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-20

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The National Bank Of Newberry, S. Z.
Plaintiff,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-20
against

against
Beulah A. Smith, P. Clark Smith, Jr.,
Ruth Cely, Pringle Brothers Com
panv and Summer Brothers Com
pany,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-25

are at Seaside Park where they viii
spend two weeks
Mrs. William Sutphin has resigned
her position at the Home for Boys.
Her position has been taken by Miss
Mary Hoffman, a former resident.
Mrs. Benjamin 8. Everitt, of the
Home for Boys, Is enjoying a sixteen
days vacation.
Mrs. Louise Dram, of Shamokin,
Pa, who has been a guest with Mrs.
Jessie Kirkpatrick at Brooklawn for
the past month, has returned home.
Mrs. John Bovine, of Gatzmar ave-
nue., is spending a week at Asbury
Park.
Philip Mancuso, occupying the Van
Artsdalen building at lower James
burg, has purchased that structure.
Miss Grace Emens and Mrs. James
B. Pownall have been assisting in the
post Office this week while Warren
Patten is on his vacation.
Deputy Superintendent Charles
Draine. of the Home for Boys, is
spending a two weeks vacation at
his home at Providence, r. I.
Miss Tillie Dawson has resumed
her position at the Home for Boys
after two months vacation.
Miss Bertha Smith, of Lower
Jamesburg, has sailed for India
where she will engage in missionary
work under the auspices of the Pres
byterian Missions Board.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-25
CRANBURf

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Symmes
Miss Emma Mershon, Arthur Bur
roughs, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoff-
man, Florence Perrine, Carlton
Campbell, Mrs. w. Perrine and Mrs
Andrew Carton, of Cranbury, attend
ed the Mccormack Kriesler concert
at Ocean Grove.
Elmer Jemison, of Gravel Hill, was
responsible for tieup of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company at Pros
pect Plains crossing Saturday even
ing. Mr.. Jemison, who has only one
arm. was running o traction engine
thresher, water-tank horse and wag-
on tied on the back when the engine
broke, tieing up the traffic for over
two hours
Orville Moore is driving the Gran
bury station jitney for Fl. S. Dey.
Mrs. Amanda Quimby has returned
to Ocean Grove after spending two
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Evering and family.
Mrs. Fred Nixon and daughter
Mrs. Abram Miller, of New Bruins
wick, were recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Nixon.
John Frazier has returned to Phil
adelphia after spending weeks va
cation at the home of Mrs. Anna
Groves.
Miss Jennie Everett is visiting heI
mother, Mrs. Lewis Stults, the past
week.
Mrs. Lucy Adams and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Ingland, of Newark
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Reynolds.
Mrs. Hattie Symmes is spending
several weeks in Ori Island, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Vandevender
Of Brooklyn, are spending their vaca-
ton with relatives in town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-25
Menus For Tho
MeaHesS Days
BY BIDDY BYE.

Most persons prefer certain foods
and refuse to eat 9th ers, from habit
and for this reason the housewife often
finds her wartime kitchen economies
coldly received by her familys
The wise course, then, is to change her
menus gradually, and to selVe her
meals without comment. Two meat
less days are part of the plan of the
following bills of are:
Sunday.
Breakfast-Fruit, Clipped beef on
toast, coffee.
Dinner-Fruit punch, mock veal
birds with carrots and peas mashed
potatoes, blueberry pie, coffee.
Supper-Toasted cheese SANDWICHES
es, pickles, fruit, sherbet, cake.
Monday.
Breakfast-Uncooked cereal with
dates and cream, toast, coffee.
Luncheon-Macaroni with tomatoes,
cucumber salad. graham mullins, tea.
Hamburger balls, baked
potatoes sweet corn, prune souffle.
Tuesday.
without Meat.)
Breakfast-Sliced peaches, French
toast, coffee.
Luncheon-Corn chowder, whole
wheat bread, marmalade, tea.
Dinner-Bean stew with dumplingss
tomato salad, watermelon.
Wednesday.
reakfast-Cantaloup fried mush
or oatmeal, coffee.
Luncheon-Corn pudding, ginger
bread, tea
Dinner-Breast of lamb en- casser~
ole with vegetables, cucumber and ons
ION salad, peach shortcake.
Thursday.
Breakfast-R Rice with boiled rais-
ins, toast, coffee.
14uncheon-Codfsh (creamed) in
green peppers, rolls tea.
Dinner-Thick stew Of beef and
vegetables, baked potatoes. Lady Balt-
imore cake, coffee.
Friday.
(Without Meat.)
Breakfast-Chilled waterm elon, oata
meal and cream, coffee.
Luncheon-Corn fritters rye muf~
fms, blackberries, tea
Dtnner-New lima bean roast, mays
onnaise of tomato, brown bread, peach
dumplings, coffee.
Saturday.
Breakfast-Bacon and eggs, toasts
coffee,
Luncheon-Cream cheese salad With
peppers, corn mullins, cocoa.
Dinner-Pork chops with apple
sauce, boiled beets, chocolate eclairs
coffee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-25
Theatre Notices
MAJESTIC.

The Maids of America with Al. X.
Hall and an all star cast play n mat
inee and night engagement at the
Majestic Tuesday, August 28th. This
attraction is said to be a departure
from those customarily offered In this
division Of amusement not only In
respect OF the merit of the book, but
in the extraordinary dash and vim
with which it is played, with many
Individual specialities and numerous
musical numbers introduced. each OF
which are consistent with the story,
relating to up to date events has been
provided in a two act and five scene
vehicle, entitled "Razzle Dazzle Vile
by Edwin Hanford, In which each
member of the cast are provided am
pie opportunities Of displaying their
respective talents, headed by that
elongated favorite Al X. Hall and ably
assisted by Bobby Barry, Harvey
Brooks John Roland, Percy Walling,
Phil APPEL, Frank Leonard Jas. Gun
ningham, The Worlds Comedy Four,
te Misses Florence Rother Mary Lee,
Dolores Leon and others, with an un-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-25

Ine drg
Loan Association s..-.... .~,n nlred
Thursday night In borough I'D LSbel
animously passed a resolution to- tn,
effect that any shareholder who has
enlisted In the service of his country
In any manner will be given the priv
flege of Withdrawing his shares at the
full value. The usual withdrawing
value and present value is quite a
difference and the local association is
endeavoring to show its cooperation
in the matter of assisting the men who
are called to the front.
Mrs, T. Slack Vandenburg has been
granted her license to operate an auto
mobile.
The annual camp meeting of the
Jamesburg colored people will be in
augurated Sunday in the old camr
meeting rounds and will continue for
several weeks ending on Sept. 23
Speakers of prominence will be pres
ent morning, afternoon and evening
for the dates. The speakers will be
Rev. j. e. Groves, d. D., Pennington.
Rev. H. III. Pickney, ID. D., Burling-
ton; Rev. w. J. Wilson, d. D., Free
hold; Rev. J. A. Pierson, d. D., East
Milestone: Rev. w. ]. Oliver ID. D.,
of Philadelphia The local committee
are Charles Schencl, William Schenck,
Robert Schenclx, Archi Austin, Rev r.
IL. Lawyer, pastor; Rev. j. w. Cooper,
p. e.
Isadore Fleischman, of New Bruns-
wick, produce dealer, and Charles Del
laperutta, thirteen years old, of Bound
Brook, were lodged IN the borough
lookup Thursday following their arrest
by Marshal Fillhower who charged
the Dellaperutta youth with operating
the Fleischman car without a license.
At the hearing before Recorder How
ard Asson Mr.. Fleischman was fined
SIS and costs He gave his excuse that
he became tired from O. long drive and
that the boy was acting as driver for
just the moment when the marshal
appeared on the scene. The fine was
paid and the parties released.
William Christy, of Rockaway, re-
turned home yesterday after a week e
visit with his brother-in-law. elmer
Dawson, of Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. John Ballinger and children
and Mrs. Cornelia Jennings. spent
"Wednesday and Thursday as guests of
Mrs Cornelia. Pierson. at Rhode Hall.
There will be a meeting of the local
Wonlen's Christian Temperance I'm
ION Monday evening of next week. 2
Miss MYRTLE Van AIKEN. daughter of
Enoch VanAken and Earl Collins. r.
n ID. carrier from this office wtll he
Clark Of DAYTON.
Helen have returned from Ocean
E,rfyiav
The Jamesburg High and Grammar
schools will reopen Tuesday septem-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-25
MATAWAN

Leon c. Rinear, manager of the
Daniel e. Mahoney grocery store in
Main street, is laid up with badly
sprained wrist which he received
Thursday night while cranking his
car. Mr.. Rinear is under the care
OF DIR. l.. e. Davies.
The famous Carlisle-Pierpont de-
bate, given under the auspices of the
New Jersey Anti Saloon League, CIV
ing both sides of the liquor question
and which Is claimed to be one of the
finest presentations ever given on the
American platform, will be given by
T. Lloyd Lewis and Harvey McCauley
in the First Methodist church tomor-
row night at 7:45. The debate will
take the place of the regular evening
service and should prove drawing
card that will fill the large audito-
rum to capacity.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r.. Stryker
were Seidler's Beach, Cliffwood visit
ors last night.
Edgar Schenck, OF Holmdel, recent
ly purchased O. Stewart truck of
James A. Bushnell garages in Main
street.
Miss Ruth Sullivan was an Asbury
Park visitor yesterday. ~.
William Thompson, of Freneau,
was a Matawan visitor yesterday af-
ternoon.
Miss Bessie Mount, who has been
spending several days In Asbury Park
visiting friends. has returned to her
home here in Main street.
Miss Laura Gesswein, of Philadel-
phia, is spending several weeks in
town visiting her brother, DR.. Carl
Gesswein
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fury are
spending several days in New London,
Conn. visiting their son, Thomas
Fury, who is in the United States
navy, stationed at that city for the
time being.
Miss Theresa Heyl has returned to
her home in Main street after spend
ing several days visiting her cousin,
Miss Caroline Rossback, at the Ross
back summer home in Keansburg.
DR.. and Mrs. Cook Bryan returned
to their home in Brooklyn Wednes-
day after spending week in Mata-
wan as the guests of Acting Mayor
and Mrs. Arris B. Henderson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-25
SAW WORK AMONG
CHILDREN OF CITY
keyport Woman Visits New
York With Miss Alma Lock-
wood; Greatly Impressed.
81 Special corrssponaenr.

Keyport, Aug 25lThrough the
efforts of Miss Alma Lockwood,
teacher in Public School No. 81 at
New York, and who resides at Oak
wood Park, Keyport, the boys and
girls from the East Side of New
York have made war gardens in Van
Cortlandt Park and recently were able
to gather many vegetables to take to
their homes. All through the sum-
mer Miss Lockwood has gone into
New York two and three times O.
week to superintend the work of
the children and 1t meets with her
decided approval.
Owing to her activity In this re-
spect Miss Lockwood was unable to
accept the Craftsmanship of the Jun
lor Civic League, which was offered
to her by the Keyport' Improvement
Association. Miss Lockwood demon
strated her ability to serve in this re-
spect last season when she had
charge of the work here and also of
experimenting the squads of chill
dren In charge of Beach Park which
was the children's new playground.
This season Miss Lockwood has
felt obliged to give her vacation to
two forms of work brought about by
the war. She has boys camp in tho
woods by the Van Cortlandt Park
gardens, twelve boys being there,
spending two weeks each. For sew
eral weeks Miss Lockwood was busily
engaged in receiving reports from
people who actually knew food con-
ditlons In New York. They were put
in report which was later sent to
Mr.. Hoover, which he had previously
asked to have sent to him.
Recently Miss Lockwood took Mrs
Peter Sondergaard to New York and
took her to see the campers and
farmers. They visited the Board of
Health at zoe Madison street where
the babies are cared for and where
milk is distributed. They later went
to visit one of the school farms" in
was explained to Mrs. Sondergaard
and she was introduced to Mrs. Par
sons, who is the supervisor Of school
farms" for Manhattan. They later
went to the city market at Delaney
and Tompkins streets where fruits
and vegetables which are not sold
the preceding day are taken to be de-
hydrated or canned. 1t was O won
derful sight.
Miss Lockwood is especially inter-
ested in the work for and with chill
dren and is also much interested in
the affairs of the country and while
front, she is giving all her spare time
to this work which is decidedly for
the benefit of the country.
On her trip to the gardens Mrs
Sondergaard, who Is chairman of the
Child Welfare Committee of the
Keyport Improvement Association,
gathered much useful information
which she brought home to her CO.
operative workers in the K. /. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-25
kEYNRT

Alden w. WeIch, of New York, is
spending several days in town as the
guest of relatives.
Arthur T. Jack, OF Flatbush, re-
turned to his home Friday after hav-
| ing spent several days with his
igrandmother, Mrs. John Templeton,
of Third street.
Abram Morris, of New York, was
the guest of relatives In town tho
forepart of the week.
Mrs. Applegate, of Atlantic street,
was the guest of Mrs. Mary A. APP
plegate, OF Chapel Hill, this week.
George and Patrick Corrigan, Of
Newark, have returned after having
spent several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward d. Hill, of Atlantic street.
Miss Mildred Walling, of Broad
street, is spending three weeks with
friends at East Orange and Fleming
| ton.
The regular meeting of the bor-
ough council will be held in borough
hall Monday evening In the absence
of the mayor, who is on vacation In
| the Pocono Mountains, Walter B.
Cherry, president of the council, will
preside.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Boyd and children,
of Bayonne, are spending several
weeks at the Raritan Inn.
| Mrs. Charles II. Ives, Of Los An
geles, Cal, is the guest of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Joseph r. Walling, of Broad
street.
| Mrs. Richard Muchmore, of Bel
ford. was the guest of Mrs. Minnie
Muchmore, of Osborne street, Thurs
day.
A meeting of the members of the
| algonquin Tennis Club will be held
Monday evening at the parsonage OF
| Calvary M. E. church. All members
are requested to be present.
| Miss Sarah Stanger, Of Red Bank
| has been spending several days as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Phelps
Cherry, of Broad street.
Miss Madeline Pease, Of New York,
| Is spending q vacation at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Pease, OF
| Church street.
Miss Helen Pease, Of Church street
and Walter Bolte, of Matawan, have
returned after having spent several
days as the guests Of the formers e
cousin, Miss Pearle Loshen, OF Red
Bank.
j. Glennon, of New York, was a
Keyport visitor the forepart of the
week, being the guest of Mrs. Mary
Hepp, of Church street.
Miss Adelaide Ahlstrom, of East
Orange, was the guest of Miss Mar
garet Bedle, of Osborne street, this
week.
Miss Dorothy Kahler has returned
after weeks visit with Miss Doro-
thy Ogden, of East Orange.
Miss Jessica Barker, of High
Bridge, is entertaining Miss Berenics
iPease, of Church street.
A. ID. Bedle, of Church street, I.
! OF sN0aor>
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-25

. - 5nty Oi~,Slfl kJlA CAAta5t1
aftcrn oon aIi,l ~cf.. Jvei
the prospects. More scouts were ex-
| pected to go to camp but were not
present when the time arrived for
| their departure. They were loaded
with necessities and articles which
they will find useful when they land
at the camp. The tents and other
equipments were sent down by auto
mobile Thursday. The cooking will
| troop who are expert cooks, assisted
| by Scoutmaster Dill. Those who
went on the trip besides Scoutmaster
IT. IT. Dill were: Carl Skow, Arthur
Skow, Edward Parker, John Parker,
Donald Reed, Jr., Floyd McKenna,
William Brown, Raymond Grace,
| Carleton Grace, Philip Stader, Ed
ward Kirk and Lloyd Neiltopp.
John C. Johnson is enjoying his
vacation from his duties as railway
mail clerk.
w. Lawrence Agan, who has been
| employed in the capacity as shipping
clerk in the offices at dupont Mills,
| has enlisted in the quartermaster' $
reserve corps and is now stationed at
Fort Slocum.
Mrs. Sarah Coker and daughter
Florence, of Bordentown avenue, are
spending several days with relatives
| in Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Stratton
and family left Thursday for tour
through the State of New York.
c. M. Margerum, of Trenton, visit
ed with friends in this city yesterday
Miss Viola w. Huff, of Second
street. has returned home after
spending several weeks In the noun
tains of northern New Jersey.
Charles M. Bogart, of George
street, was on business trip to
Jamesburg yesterday.
Miss Catherine Seagrave is enjoy
ing her vacation from her duties as
stenographer in the Office of John A,
Coan.
Walter D. Barker, graduate from
Harvard Law School and now affilj-
ated with a prominent law firm in
Newark, visited with friends in this
city yesterday.
Edward sutliff left last night for
| the officers reserve camp at Fort
Myer, Va.
elias Mason and son Robert and
daughter Hazel spent yesterday In
Newark and returned home after
purchasing q new REQ seven-passen-
ger touring cor.
Mrs. Frank Fisher, of David street,
visited out OF town yesterday.
Mrs. James Rea, of Elizabeth, for
merly of this city, is renewing old ac-
ouaintances while here q few days.
Miss Katherine Gundrum, of Henry
street enjoyed yesterday afternoon in
Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-25
METUCHER

Relatives from the West are visit
ing Mrs. Gilbert Mason. of Oak
street.
Benjamin ]. Mayo has been accept
ed in the United States aviation corps
at Fort Slocum.
The Presbyterian Brotherhood hold
their annual outing today. DR.. Mason
resumes his pulpit tomorrow
George E. Kelly and family are
spending ther vacation in Perth Am
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Letson and family
are visiting II. ID. Ayers,
Mr.. Piummetz. a former resident,
has returned and is occupying a cot
tags on Homer place
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-25
SOUTH AMBOY

At the Empire theatre of this city
the Four Minute Men will speak un-
der the auspices of the Committee of
Public Information. The name,
-Four Minutel is derived from their
length of time which they are to
speak. The first of the series of
speeches was made by Assistant
Prosecutor John A. Coan last Satur-
day night. City Solicitor Leo j.
Coakley acted as spokesman on the
evening of August %, while Frank
p. Coan will be the speaker at the
Empire theatre tonight. Other speak
ers will be Frank A. Monaghan,
Frank Gordon, Rev. c. s. Lewis and
Rev. j. E. Shaw. Other men who
are talented in speaking will be in
terviewed, so that the performance
may continue through the winter
months. The subject of the speech
es are such as they will interest every
one.
Miss Grace Van Buren, is spending
a week with Miss Martha M. Carlson.
of Cranbury.
r. G. Edberg, of Larchmont, N. Y,
spent last night with relatives in
Henry street.
A number of people from this city
Witnessed the great play, entitled
Experience" which performed at
the Majestic theatre yesterday after
noon and evening.
Miss Marie Shaw, Of Milestone,
visited with friends in this city
Thursday.
Rehearsal has again been resumed
on the play to be given at the EN-
pire theatre known as Billy in
Japan" 1t will be given the latter
part of September.
Miss Myrtle e. King has been
spending the week with her cousin,
Miss Evelyn Leyden, at Atlantic City.
A quiet wedding took place at the
home of e. T. Force, in John street,
Thursday night when his daughter,
Estella G. Force, became the bride
of Byram H. Bennett. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. ]. e. Shaw,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church, of this city. Mr. Bennett is
employed by the Central Railroad of
New Jersey as a fireman. Lyle Il.
Van Dorm was best man, while Mrs.
c. l.. Cozzens was attendant to the
bride. After a wedding supper Mr..
and Mrs. Bennett left for a trip to
Washington.
-~~ie Brown, Of John street,
in Perth Amboy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-25

samesburg high school and same VIII
be placed next Tuesday. Ten scholars
will go to the Jamesburg school.
The net proceeds of the recent fes-
tival held at the summer home of
Mrs. Samuel Serman, at Peachland
Park, have been turned over to the
Red Cross association and totaled
over $140. The management desires
to thank all who helped in any way
toward the success of the affair.
James Beebe continues on the sick
list with a nervous affection.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-25
EXHIBITION ON
DRYING FRUITS
Miss Euniee Straw, Of Red
Cross, win Lecture in Key
port Wednesday.

81 opectdb SoTTe5pOrdeHt
Keyport, Aug. 25-Under the direc-
ton Of Miss Eunice Straw, OF the
Red Cross canning department, a
Mothers and Daughters Club will be
formed in the borough on Wednesday
afternoon of next week, at the public
library. At this time also Miss Straw
will give demonstration on the dry
ing of fruits and vegetables. The wo-
men of the borough are invited to
attend this demonstration and to be-
come members of the new club, which
is to be formed for the purpose of
learning the new way of drying and
canning fruits and vegetables. Miss
Straw was here in the early summer
and gave a very interesting exhibition
at the library, the forming of the
new club being discussed at that time.
On Wednesday afternoon besides
giving the drying exhibition, Miss
Straw will demonstrate the proper
method of cake making rlso how to
prepare the cheaper cuts of meats to
advantage, and other interesting
methods.
The. committee in charge includes
Mrs. Vadin Curtis, chairman; Mrs.
Elmer e. Morris, Mrs. ]. p. Brewer,
Mrs. William #. Eckhart, Mrs. Will
liam Ormerod. The meeting will be-
Sin promptly at ESQ o'clock ON We'd
itSudy ana Lne COuln1lteS is very
desirous of forming the new club.
A farming demonstration will also
be given at Freehold this week, when
Miss Straw will be the demonstration,
this being in the nature of a Home
Economics demonstration. The COM
mittee In charge includes Mrs. Louis
Thompson of Lincroft Mrs j. Ros-
selle of Freehold, Mrs. Ebert of AL
lentown, Mrs. Morrell of Farming
dale, Mrs. Everett of Colts Neck, Miss
Grace Porter OF Oceanic, and Mrs.
Sadin Curtis of Keyport.. The meet
ing at Freehold also promises to be
of special interest. Mrs. Curtis, who
is chairman of the local Red Cross
canning ommittee, is taking an active
part in this work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-25
FREREAU

John Lockwood was a Keyport vis-
itor Thursday.
Misses Leona Duncan and Marcia
Reid were Keyport visitors Friday.
Mrs. ]. Emmons was an English
town visitor Tuesday.
Miss M. Crime and Miss /. Mein-
ger, of South Amboy, are spending
the week end with Mrs. Herbert Bur-
lew.
Mrs. Edward Magrath was Perth
Amboy visitor Friday.
isaac Roberts was q Matawan visi-
tor Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-25

The last of the present series OF
pictures to be released by the Brady
international Service World Pictures
is when True Love Dawns'' In
which Susan Grandaise the sweetest
girl in Europe, is starred. This splen-
did production will be the attraction
today at the Ditmas theatre and the
patrons of this theatre will then have
the opportunity of seeing one of the
most delightful and fascinating
dramas ever shown on a motion pic
ture screen. Miss Grandaise has a
role in which she is seen to the best
possible advantage. 1t Is an appealing
part that she plays. She Is seen MS q
charming young girl, who at the re-
quest of her family, marries q mil
lionaire older than herself and sac
rifices her sweetheart of about the
same age as herself For a time she
is exceedingly unhappy. Then in a
striking and unexpected manner, true
love comes into her life and her hap
piness Is complete. Albert Signer,
the famous blind man of Sarah Perm
hardt's Mothers of France" is seen
in this production as tho millionaire
and Paul Guide, the matinee Idol
of the continental screen, Appears as
the young lover. The other members
OF The cast are al cHp2D1e aud are an
seen in roles for which they are par
ticularly fitted. The production OIL the
whole Is splendid, entertaining and
In nteresting throughout.