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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
About People.
Movements of individuals to ana
From the City.

Mrs II H. Cooper and Miss Minnie
>osbn,z. Of SisterSvillc- who have been
visiting friends and relatives IN NC
Tachsn and Wheeling for the past week
have returned home.
Tho Misses Mary Talbot and Hattie
T4i;l OF Sistersvillc. who stopped in the
city today and yesterday, have returned
home.
Mr., Charles Frls. IT., OF Elyria. O..
nassed through the city yesterday Ell
rHr1te 70 Sistersvillc. wher" he will Visit
Ir. and Mrs. O. l.. G-azear.
Miss Marie C;illiSan has returned
Cleveland. 0.
Mr.. James Buci,annon. CT New Mar
,;nxyille. was In the city today on ousi
ness.
Miss Margaret Gleason. of Savannah
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
SIDE TALKS
By Ruth CAMERON.

Scnlc original friends OF ours wnrT-
,eilinr us how thew amused Themselves
during 4 t"d!nu$ wait III q rnilr";t4 SIT
zion hr i'la%inE desert island. lh',
.c.,.rc consists nc having each person
rnmr,Sf Wat five hooks h" would lik" I"
TAX. with Inn il lrr w"r" cast on A
,lr~,.rt ISLAND. AIS" what ilTc I-"p" he
would want with h!r. what tl|" people
no. [yould like To hear fr"m. etc.
TIN; very original gam" r"m'nd"l rn'
of :, C;.vuritc Ettl. day Gr"nnI at my
m. own som" times WHEN I "ant Some
thing amusing IN thlnh about | plan .
dr.;tru cniunuirli y-'hlt q an ld"al!Z"'!
r.,-t: hnr!.,uu n which live all III" POO
rl.. whom L would ruJ"v having about
,nr. land non" "f thns" whom Il" not
'njuy.h
Unsatisfactory Friendships.
AZ on, :,a=Sc$ through IL" IN" makes
n. c9ch stage NOR" TER less friendships.
som. ut th"s" on" happens by accident
Of prnpindu,ty 10 rctalnr !pthcf i7HndS'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
HoNoRED BY PERsH1Nd.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 12.-AmonE
tho eighteen additional officers TO whom
have been awarded distinguished service
CROSSES by General pcrshing. appear the
following names: ,
Sergeant Byron w. Peyton. Columbus.
Ohio and Corporal Rufus W. Seaman
W'lliiamSiort, Ohio. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
WILL NAME JUDGE
Meeting Of Attorneys Of FIRST Judicial
District Here Tomorrow.

joint meeting Of the bar asSoci:I-
tons of Ohio, Marshall. Brooke IN.
Hancock county will be held in tho CIR,
curt court room 1T III" county huIldir-;
to morrow ut 100 o'cluck.
The meeting will be presided over ~
Hon. John j. tnnifr. president ot tho
Ohio County Bar Association. and D
held for ;hc purpose OF selecting one -
the members OF tn" association /" l.,
recommended to GnTcrunr JOHN j. Cora,
we'll in appointing a. successor /" IT.
lat" Judge EcrvcY.
The action q: IN. attorneys will prob,
ably govern H." S"iociiun ~ IN" ludc" 9!
the first judicial district t. b. ma t.. :.
III" governor
No matter what you want il will
Sav" you time AMI money Ia u.s. Intrl!.
l,cnccr WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
Dancing Classes.

Mrs. Lima fleming Shcrman's class IN
jn;crprctativc dancing will open on &C.
toh.r !, and Will hr given in the ball
room OF the Hotel Windsor. Fhosr VINO
dcsirr IN take advantage of these splcu-
did lessons arc requested In enroll now.
as only Il limited number are taken.
The Russian and Italian interpreted
ton of music and rhythmic dancing. new
Studies for grace and poiSc. beautiful
nature studies and dramatic posing. to-
E"thcr with nursery rhymes and poems
for the children will hc given very
interesting winter session is planned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13

ing which occupied the greater portion
Of the evening games ami several tnusl-
cal numbers we're enjoyed. y delicious
luncheon was served al tho close OF the
evening by tho hostess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
, WHEN. MOTORING

! .FE11r HEARTS WIEN MOTORING.
IIhrr motoring drn'' forget |" carry
/ along L box of Fruit fIearje. the
cxnIis;tc. candy covered fr1ut Favored
! Chewing Gum. All I"ai"rS--dc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
nnherxr.ter1 Enjoy outing.

\ Jolly party made un ~ pr"T T.nd,r:
members nf the Wheeling FiIe , Hu
I, rjirrs' Association. enjoyed "''lhI'L
~ ',',,inr Yesterday within the h"unds
' RI , %"' lssark Walton Cun and its sur ,no
rn,,ndingx prspil" the fact mat INC
n"rning did no, open pr"pi,i"us!y., IS, i" 'd
an out-dnor party. the group aSSc'H inn,n
1T Twelfth end Market Strc ',.i,,c . .nnt
where they m"tnrch |" IN" anu. ennr,.r
~ Ing Wheeling creek. which n', w.,
L In,rs more attractive than during me
m ,,,s days II early autumn, Q L,.i
ri.hmr and cards wvr' The trio OF laSGi ;,
eating pastimrs occupying ihr aaS: " T, ~,
.hn serving Of n genuine lIaak w "t .
i ,,r anj dinnrr forming NO small fca-
,,,r,. nf the innumcrablr pleasures 'oF
Ihu following:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
handing pary for Visitor.

1;kc ,,il those charming littI. dane
inn. rar,Irs for which the attractive
Island cllh is noted. tn" ono hel! lher"
last evening. honorinE Miss Evelyn
B0w!nan OF Cleveland, O.. who IS spend
ing some time in this city as the guest
nuncrahlr delights for the youthful
guests participating. 4 splendid or
rhcstra was on hand. dispensing the
latest in dance music. which included
several military numbers. Mrs stump
and Miss Ada Conrad were Inc noSt-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13

Mrs lInrrN Y. N"" has lnVlTHd a
group Of intimate friends t" be her
ru, ats ri II ! "'"l"ck luncheon t"m"r-
row ut the Country club. This Com
genial it'll" party Will h" consistent
with similar Informal gatherings given
by this hostess and cannot fail ~ re-
suit IN a pleasant afternoon for the
":riit guests making up the party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13

mon will be Mrs; Julian G. HcarnS; Mrs'
~ ~ russell Hubbard and Dr. !. l.. nlckcy;
Mr. Albert Sncdrkcr is secretary ~ ~
Mrs. u. Whittsmor" trrasufT';; -.
Maynard Kimh"rland Is snc ~ "' ,hc rxrc-
sentative. Those incluuco III III
uiivr committee nrc:
Mcsda .ncS--- ,,
.Tnhn l., Garden X. hu"1 Wn,,,,I
ti;,drc,h iii Jnhn X. Whlttrmorc
- ", WIN Margaret Braun
IL" r,r.',-bcI,n II. NJ. kimhcrland
., wiisnn !. &. Hcarnc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
g aslgs steoa sEEARD! s :ss ns s s1s.;

s,aiV :eaS "cnp, or,poand. strtiy r,li.
~. ,no.t obsGnHtr. abnormal cases 10 70 g
?ara 10 ar pain OF in:e.S rrnss msh Vel
a. 80: Double Strength t200 scUdt' 'hd- "r'Io eo'sS
OR. ". n. suuIHiH6IoE REMEDY co.
kAasAs CITY IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
Women 20 Eelp.

With Mrs :. NJ NuyeS as NOR ahlr
chairman. the women Of the city are
making thorough preparations for IN"
ing drive which will herald III" Fourth
Liberty Loan On September Is. En-
lhuSias:u and spirit Ut sclf-forgritul-
urss src!n Ia lr the rcigninG krynDt" al
the women who arc 10 assist MIS-
Moves III her great work. aud a com
rict. u,ItpuurirE Of p"ck"tb0"kS Will hH
tho result of their efforts in the SPLEEN
did work. "
As to the duties connected with inc
work. Their" Will he no difference be-
tween thu work nf IN" women or. that
If thu. mrn. The cumnlitte" VIII super
wise ,h, sale OF bonds through r"mprr-
hrnsivc personal canvass " every ONO
county resident. and will likewise take
charge Of the work done by IN" various
solicitors. Tier" will h" Il chairman
Amounted for each district. wh" VIII Ill
turn appoint n chairman for each pre-
rInct and the precinct cha:rmcn Will Sc
cure fiv" additional solicitors.
I'm order that there may be no durli-
cation Of work. the women ana INC men
solicitors will lie each given ha!t lhr
nrrrincl Ia canvass. Each chairman
either man or W"man. Will hr h"ld re-
.n,rsihlr fur his OF her territory. ana
the solicitors will canvass only the ter
ri;nry to which they ar" assigned. IN
case = subscription from "utsldr terri
fnry - secured il will b" turned over IN
h. one who is in charge OF that ter
ritnrT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
VPapcru Day.

Rubber day Of III" Salvac" shop
proved 4 very successful undrrtaklnE
yesterday. d'spii" the very di*agrr"Ahlc
Clements with Jupiter i'luNius proving
:: very "thr"at"n!c" aS we'll as "hind"r-
in.." urrsuEagr throughout tho entire
drv. However. IN" uniirlnG committee
in charg" Of tn" project. I""l that there
arc y"t som" Whn were unable To con-
,rhnI," their old rubber T." inc pic III
III" Paxton fountain. and for IN" nur-
bust Of receiving th"$" h"lat"H hlfer-
ings. "HuEl"r" will again hr the r"ru-
Ia: material III city hrll Squar" through
uut today.
With inm"rrnw comes tho big feature.
"iarr,- Ittl. e" ana rs anticipated vest
acr,;ruInit"n at surplus stock 81 OLD
newspapers and magazines lying 'dl" IN
I'm Wheeling homes The scouts Will
L.. an tn" jolt early I" collect these
handles. nr bales If there happen /" be-
am. ,wliIr TIL. ;-nu,:rnus contributors Of
,rI;nrrNil., trucks and nlrasnr" cars
Viii haul them {" IN" Sn"id"l bGild!nE'
,chrr.. ih,.r VIII u" halrh ana sold. Er-
,.r, houS"yyifr ~ urge! Ia have her con-
lrihuti"n To the proper fund READY carry
on hnr front steps or porch i"n"rT""'
md should any"no h. missed in the cam
vhss. they arc kindly asked I" notiiE the
chairman "r their district
\ number Of the whui"Sal" stores ana
business houses have "nntrlhutrd 10 inns
,Iu, III large rrnp"rtinnS. some Doing re-
~ ,hurr,. arr u."Sr grateful for IN" gen
.,rrus rrsp"n%" they AT" receiving on
.,iI SIDES, whi.h is only nn"ih"r evidence
If The true patriotic spirit "f Wheeling
nnpulacr. The following ladies' VIII I've
in chnrr" nf the various districts 1"r
tO-rnurr"W: -. -,
Qut-th"-Pikc Distri"t-Mrs. ". H.
Mct%n"r.
Warwn",i- J. l.. +. connolly.
Washington piStrirt--Mr%. FRANK
I.incnln-Mise NJ. Shields.
t'lay pis,r,rt tAth /" l2th StS)--Mrs
Henry Stnhl.
Gay. District n2th 18th Sts>-Mrs
C;..rr::" l.. Wilson.
I-u;nn District; Mrs. CN. y. House.
Center District Mrs. IN. N"Snit'.
w.hyr.r niStrr ,--MrS Ambrose
N.TIisnn DiStricr--3irs. w. 9. Etzlcr.
I,rrhI. I,ISiri"l--MrS. liHTrN HAIL
Mckinney District Miss jimmie Nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
Sixer-Eea.eu,

On Monday. August II. occurred the
marriage nt Miss Margaret Brrnice
ncazcll. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bcazcu Of Seventh street. Martins
Ferry. and Mrs. William Edward Sizer.
Of Washington. u. G.. The Wedding.
which comes 4 complete surprise to
Mrs. Seiz"rs friends in this city. was
solcmnizcd ut rho First ". F.. church
in Eutlrr. Pa by the Rev. Il. +. Rondcs
There w"rr no attendants and the bride
was attired IN a stylish fall suit Of tan
with hat and gloves 10 match Nr. and
Mrs Si2cr left Immediately for Atlantic
City. and upon their return will reside
in Charleston. where tn" groom is en-
plnyrd hy the government.
CDries Of the following announce
mcnta will be received today:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beazell
announce tho marriage OF their
daughter
MARGARET Dcrnicc
to
Mr. william Edward Sizer
Monday, August tTenty-siHth
nineteen hundred and eighteen.
Butler, Ia.
At homo
After October !
Charleston W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13

Our great display of Dining Room Fur
niture meets, to the fullest measure tue
national demands for economy IL com
bines quaEty-the kind of quality mat mas
built for this store its reputatlon-"aln
prices that makes buying now real
object.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
INFORMAL Dance a. Island CLUB.


GROUP of the members al m.
,r,,n,,rr element entertained Il hutllt',t
IF friends ON Wednesday, evening; H,u
!, merry dancing party al thr iI''' nm
rluh rooms TIL" evening, rF"N'u o..
.ircu one for indulEing III lA!' ~
rhnrran pastim" and with mr.. anu ~ -,
snnnncr furnishing d"liGhtlul aanrr
nrurran. til" guests triprcd avs! h
,.rui hnirs 10 thu fascinating tun"S. ,',
cnthus,astic applause Of s'Frr"' nEt"
hers crllIng for "ncnr"s. y "" ~
luncheon scrvrd throughout thu "F' Jung
added To the plcaSur" al tnr i r"' 80
mrnnrjrs Of the following guests. as
mo of tho very delightful gathcFlhSS Oh
IN. first chilly evenings:
Misses
,.-;, 1,,-ns Lille Birch,
Charlotte Winters. liuth NtiNi
Ada Conrad. JoS"pl''i,ii
Marjnry Myers. '"nncil'
Nell Ritrhic. SAtl'r''i'' ~
Mcssr*:
Marcus Wolf James Frink.
W'I,,m r;u,mnu Charley Hodge.
Iss iIipkins Men klievcS.
ISud Rankin. MEF"n hh"'
,..,r,r,. t;irfin Mat brand.
I,.rnh I}astistn William Stitta
H-r,n,n ,;r,.irr Albert Downing.
l!ughry StohhS. lack HurP"!'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13

These Dining Room Suites. in Mahogany ana
American WALNUT arc among the most bcaut'1ul
yet produced. They are aStrEiy artE'lr AZ =, ING
master craftsmen OF the paSt-Ch1ppcndal', Hicr-
atom, Adam Bros and other creators OIL pcr'"N "c
sirns They are so priced that it is to your adj
vantage to buy at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13

Dancing HnCty.
A. r. farewell compliment for those
who arc leaving for school during TN:
next few days Mr.. Lawrence H"arnr VIII
give a dancing party this evening nj
the Country Club. The Premier nrc,eS-
ira will furnish the music for the occa'
sion, and all are anticipating most en-
iOyahle time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13

Turnr-ow. September Il. viii be re-
rL,tr with two III I-,rtInl und"ri 1klnE2
Ia absorb IN" rm"r@y Of local woman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13

Mrs. ('harTtS Z. TiNwNrS + ChaIFfnal
I of the Third Presbyterian Circle aud
will have tho following girl scouts a.
her aides:
Misses
Eliza beth Ecttlrr Hazel Locke
Dorothy Niewcg Lillian NctIra'
A,,rrs Miller Myra Cunningham
Vclrna YnsI I'athcrin" Custer
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-03
RUE BLUE WITH
FARNUM AT FOX'S

True Blue" is the undiluted es-
sence of genuine Americanism color
ing a him which tells a thrilling and
thoroughly absorbing story. without
ever oVcrstepping the bounds of
proba bility. 1t illustrates in modern
times and conditions the spirit of our
foretathers, who forsook the titles
and castles Of the Old country to en-
JOY independence in the land of the
Tree and the home of the brave. Ger
tainly this is a different picture" al
though of the popular Farnum type"
and shows this husky star at his best
amidst western scenes while playing
d regular "all WOOL and a yard wide"
American ranchman. When he finds
out that he is the heir to an English
earldom he faces problem that
troubles him a good deal more than
Mexican cattle thieves; for while he
knows how to handle these gentry
without gloves" Bob McKeever is
not familiar with the manners of the
British aristocracy-to which he be-
longs by birth if not breeding.
Adventure, intrigue, mystery, ven
geanCe-Y and love-a love strong
enough to break the web woven about
a woman by untiring foes-these are
the elements that go into the making
Of THE Woman in the Web" the
second episode of which is also shown
at Fox's. 1t bristles with action
now in the wide, wind-swept outdoors,
with mad riding and daring feats of
Drawn and sheer nerve-now in luXu-
rious New York drawing rooms
where behind the draperies Turk
perils as great as on the plains or in
the mountains-the clutched dagger
the eager ear of the spy, the smile
that but masks trcachery. Those are
but a few of the adventures in the
second episode of The Woman in the
Web" Nitagraph's new super-serial,
which will prove one Of the best that
Vitagraph has vet produced.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-03

tinctly reluctant to accept the
strangers ministrations. He hung
back against my skirt, and his
curledback lbs and glistening teeth
were much III evidence.
Then into my mind flashed the
manner in which William had put
me in Pete's care. T could try that
method, but it involved stroking this
strange young officers coat sleeve.
| flushed again, but mentally scored
myself for my prudishness. The man
had gallantly come to my assistance,
he was waiting to aid the dog, and [
was delaying him and myself by silly
barraasments | drew the dog to-
ward him
''This Man is All Right"
"Pete isn't my dos" / said, snlil-
ing, 'but his owner put me in his
charge this morning. and made him
understand that / was> worthy Of con-
ddence. l can only try his method
and hope that it Will be successful"
I stopped to the dog.
Pete, old fellow" said soothing-
~ come here. This man is all
right. He's going to help you"
put out my hand and stroked the
young officers sleeve, then motioned
him to take Pete's collar.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-03
GENERAL POST" AT
PARSONS TOMORROW

William Courtenay, the %hand-
somest' and Tom Wise, the ''iolliest"
man on the stage-thats the I'M
beatable combination which comes
to Parsons tonight and remains for
two performances on Saturday, in
General POST It's a com bnation
which was first tried out at Albany
seven years ago in Tom Wises own
stock company, when he engaged
-Ir. Courtenay as his Juvenile lead
ing man. It's com bination which
worked to perfection last year when
these two pals in real life produced
pals First which had a long run
in both New York and Chicago.
one of the most remarkable plays
that the war has produced, will be
seen at Parsons theater on Mon
day evening, May 6, when A. r.
Woods presents My Boy" play
IN prologue and three acts by
Berte Thomas IIffic Shannon and
David Powell will interpret the prin-
cipal characters.
One Of the seasons most impor-
tant dramatic events will be the pres
entation OF The Boomerang,' which
David Belasco will send to Parsons
on Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week. There Will be a Wednesday
matinee.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-03
THE BLUE BIRD"
AT THE LYCEUM

The attraction at the Lyceum thea
ter is an Aircraft super-picture,
ada pied by Charles Maigne, from
THE Blue Bird" by Maurice Mae
terlinck\ The filming of this big
spectacle is said to have been a stu
ICndOus undertaking. requiring many
months of time, and the use Of every
Photographic trick ever conceived, as
we'll as the origination of many new
ones.
When the famous Belgian author
wrote his masterpiece he little
thought that it would be immortal
ICED in motion pictures by an Ameri-
Cali organization. And while the
Spirit of the poet rambled in idyllic
fields, the giorified pictures that were
conceived in his pregnant mind were
recorded with his pen, and the world
had to be content with the maginary
T5sions coniured by the cold type.
The obvious intention of the author
Vas to open the eyes of humanity to
the beauties surrounding our every
cay life, and to which we are blinded
by familiarity. The two children,
Mytyle and TyltyI, therefore, typify
the average person, and their pursuit
Of the Blue Bird is an allegorical rep
IGSGltdC1Oll Oh the FeSlloSS quest or
n an for happiness.
The good fairy Berylune leads the
children through every walk of life,
ana they meet in personified form all
the vices and virtues, as we'll as
wealth and poverty. The cruel wars
loom up in terrible form, and the
commodities live and talk. Even the
dead are brought back from the
grave, and in the Azure palace the
Unborn, in great multitudes, impa-
tiently await their advent upon the
earth.
Only the marvellous strides made in
tho art Of moving pictures have made
ii possible. to produce work of this
magnitude. It has been a stupendous
task, requiring thousands of feet Of
N ultiple photo graphic exposures and
the presentation Of hundreds of ac-
tors in important parts, as we'll as
the construction of huge settings
which, it is said, will establish new
records in this direction.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-03
SIDE TALKS
Getting Well

Anyone who has never c0nvalesced
from a serious illness, has missed one
of the most wonderful experiences In
life.
By a serious Illness, I do not mean
necessarily a dangerous illness, but
one severe enough to take you COM
pletely out of the routine Of daily
living. set you apart and give you
perspective on all the processes and
sensa tons of life.
An Exquisite Negative Sensation.
The convaIescence should begin
with relief from pain. In all the
gamut Of positive sensations [ know
few more wonderful than this mega
tive sensation. 1T is exquisite. 1t
is a sort of essence of peace distillin@
itself through your veins
1t does not seem possible to YOU,
when it first comes, that you will
ever cease to be conscious of. and
grateful for, it. You feel YOU must
keep very still, you scarcely dare
speak above a Whisper lest YOU break
the spen.
That is one day The next, YOU
have come to take this gift Of the
gods for granted.
They Prepare Another Gift.
But the gods are forgiving. In
stead of resenting it. they prepare a
new gift for you. The gift Of hunger.
Never before have you saNOrcd q sin
course banquet as you SAVIOR that
fish dish of broth. Never. even in
days rich With the eager desires Of
did your teeth sink into !
n q In1cl+r al Of
With any more delight shan they
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-03
BIG MUSICAL AT
KEENEY'S FEATURE

Capacity houses are still greeting
the merry musical melange, Little
Miss New York. now appearing at
Keeney's theater. The company is
made up of seven important characters
and a chorus of 20 dainty and pretty
girlies. Miss Mildred Campbell is
Featuring in the role of "Sally Brown"
and is a supposed Chinese heiress Miss
Campben's personality is very charm
ing and she is at her height in singing
Chinese melodies. The singing and
dancing is excellent, the gowns and
costumes worn in the production are
wonderful and are certainly worthy of.
mention.
\ supposed American millionaire
comes to China With his Wallets and a
million dollars worth of jewelry and
proposes to secure the King of Ala
gazam (Albert Dow to marry the
heiress In the meantime an Ameri-
can Warship makes it's appearance in
the harbor and it is found that the
Chinese princess is none other than an
American girl from Boston who is TO
marry Lieutenant Commando White
side. of the United States Navy. With
this announcement the comedy is
brought to a successful close.
The Hermans. 10 Years from Now"
consisting Of Il pair of excellent dam
GERS, and Bert and Bessie Bernard in
"Nearly q Trip" complete the Vaude-
Vile. Don't fail to sec FRANKLIN Far
mum in Fast Company which is run
ming for the last half of the week
1.-THE Lions Claw" with daring Marie
Walcahlp, will be shown Friday and
Saturday, and many other features
and comedies,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-03

Potatoes in pudding mixtures are
quite possible nowadays.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-05-03
Y Madgc Found Herself in a Mo-
mCntariIy Embarrassing
Situation.
Situation.

Either the note Of command in the
ice from the road Or the appear
Ice of the owner of the voice star
ID the trolley conductor into in
Int obedience. He released my
list from the grasp with which he
Ia prevented my ringing Of the bell
I'd, and putting up his own hand
he the signal to stop.
Naturally, I looked around in
kazed relief for this opportune de-
lerer. [ hadn't far to look The
Indsome motor car [ had noted
|ssing us a moment before had evil
|ntly turned around and come back.
any rate, it was drawn up beside
i trolley, and from it was alighting
tall, rangy youth in an army otf1-