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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
ST. JOSEPH is ORGANIZED
Plane to Raise cIty's Quota First DAN
On the Volunteer Plan.

st. Joseph 10 preparing to raise IN
quota for tho United War Werk Cans
paign, Nov. 11-1s5fh short order. '1Aa
volunteer plan" that worked % wsit
on the Fourth Liberty Loan Will b d
feature. and 1t 10 hoped to raise The
quota on the opening day.
But this IL to be followed uD BY the
Iowa plan" that will spread q draeDst
over the city and catch every psysea
OF le years OF age and over. 4 osnsSa
has been made. and each persons abih
ity to give IL rssistered.
Then there has been 4 man sergsaaA
and a woman sergeant appoiated -
work In each city block In st. JossDA.
There are 1900 blocks. Thus 1,see
men and 1000 women will visit sssA
home and house Of business In the
city and personally solicit . subsos1h
ton and explain the aims Of the .cAni.
paisn. !
The newspapers are giving much
space to explaining that every essl
contributed will be used by the ssvso
organizations approved by President
Wilson In extending aid and spiritual
welfare to every branch Of our figlH
Ing forces, :.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
BOOKS FOR the SOLDIER. BOY
Where a Part Of Your Contribution ~
tho United War Work Cam.
paiun VIII 90.

When you are seated at your "
flreside reading this newspaper. o.
your tavor1te author, safe from any In
vadins foe. and with all your accus-
toned comforts. Just pause 4 moment
and give thought in behalf OF your boy
or my boy, who may be lying wounded.
lonesome and hOmeslck In some hos.
pital over there.
II you could you would like to hand
him his home town paper. But that OF
course Is impossible. But you can do
the next best thing. The United War
Work Campaign opens November II
and closes November IS. Between
these dates you may contribute to =,
fund to be raised by sevsn Of the great
auxil!aries Of Americas fighting
forces.
One of them is the American Libra
ry Association. Your contribution may
afford the means for plaincg Just the
books and magazines In his hands that
will relieve the tedium and aid him on,
the road to recovery and help bring,
him safely back to you.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
THANKSGIVING IN 1918
More Cause for Real Thanks ThIs Year
Than Any Since Custom
10 Established.

Not since the early days when our
Pilgrim fathers created the Thanks.
giving idea will the last Thursday in
November mean SO much to the Amer.
lean people as will the Thanksgiving
Day Of 1918.
With Austria vanquished. the un-
speakable Turk Internationally sur
rendered. and Bulgaria disarmed. and
with Germany whipped to q fragile
and ready to c%apitulate. surely the
whole civilized world will join In with
America on this gladstone occasion.
But when we pause to think that
the boys in khaki, more than 1000. 600
Of them. are on foreign soil lighting
your battles and mine, unselnshly.
lighting that democracy may live all
over the earth, IL there not something
we owe the brave Americana?
Secretary Baker says the seven
great organizations comprising the
United War Work Campaign looking
after our soldiery over there deserve
every aid. President Wilson appeals
to a generous people for generous do.
nations Nov. 11.18.
Don't you think your turkey will
taste better Thanksgiving Day II you
send cheer 20 our boys over there?
Let's get behind this great movement
ard lot our boys know that we are
proud OF them and appreciate their
sacritcssf
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
HOME LIFE FOR OUR BOYS
Entertainment by Actors VINO Donate
Services Carried to Our Flight
ers over There. !

A portion Of the money the citisaAs,
Of this country will contribute to De
United War Work Campaign. which
opens Nov II. vii 20 to suppiytns
amusement and instruction to the,
fighting forces ovsr there.
Actors Of all kinds. lecturers. now
ing picture men. and al entertainers
are taken to France by the Y. u. c.
A., are uniformed and are placed % \
regular circuit, whore they appear he,
fore the soldiers. sailors. and marines
in their camps and hospitals and bring
to them a taste of home life.
Our people have done nsns too
much for the boys. and they viii givs
freely during the week Of Nov. II:
Seven organizations doing war worh!
will have the disposal Of the fund. qn.
der governmental direction. Prssidsne
Wilson suggested the plan.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14

neiEhbor's boy, who. IN response
hts country's call shouldsrsd his MS
and Travelled thousands Of milss over
seas. and faced the Hun In the strong
holds that he had built 70 defy the
world.
He brayed all of this to make II
sure that never so long Is time should
wag would any ambition Of any ruler
Of the Ho%henzollern type cast covet'
GUS eyes ON America. and seek TO u.
wade these shores a. he invaded and
devastated Belgium and France ana
the other European countries thas
have felt his iron heel.
These brave American boys hare
done their full duty. They have cen.
quered these well.nigh imprssnaSls'
defenses. They have beaten doWn The
mightiest war machine ever conosiyed.s
They have made the world . dsosst
place to live in. They have made ~.
cry firaside in the world safe from ths
intrusion Of . foreign Toe.
Now For His Sake" Missouri VI
asked to do something for these 1.0oo.S
900 and more brave American light
ers. OF them more than 100000 ~
Missourians. recruited from your
home. or my home. or u nsishbors
home.
What are We asked to do for hint
Merely to give from our plenty to he
United War Work Campaign that our
boys may be brought safely back 70
US. They have richly earned ali that
we can give and o They mead
those little reminders Of home. the
dainties that the Quartermastsrb %.
partment cannot supply, the enoourag.
Ing words Of the Salvation Army lAss
with her burden Of doughnuts apd cot.
fee; the visit to the Y. M. O. /. hat:
where the refinement of home makss
them think Of their WI homes hsrs
in Missouri; the books and magazines
that the American Library Asssoiattoa
gives; the ministrations Of tfataAA
workers In all the seven great ssen0iss
that make up the United War Wor1i
Campaign.
And our boys get all this. and maRs,
because you will give freely 70 this
campaign that opens November II md
closes November IS.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
1HEA RMYCAN1[EM
As NOW OPERATED
An AID TO MORALE
lvllS RAMPANT IN CIVIL WAR
DAYS NOW owe WAY TO IN.
FLuGNcES OF REFINEMENT.
pRoflrEeRINe IS ABOLISHED
Nuts fes Men Of Al crseds Abound
WhsrS Moral and Spiritual Wei.
fare 10 C%onsldsred.

Old soldiers who bemoaned the pass
ins Of the army canteen of other days
are opening their eyes now and look
ing upon the growth Of something In
it, place that is far better from every
angle or Viewpoint glorifed an
teen which succors the morals as we'll
~ the body and gives wholesome d.
version. comforts. and recreation to
the lighting men.
Our dear old heroes Of the Civil War
will tell you that the canteen OF their
days had many serious defects. The
canteen was the gathering place for
the boys both Of the Blue and the
Gray, and while 1t served 9 necessary
purpose in supplying the knlcknacks,
sweets and small comforts ever dear
to the heart Of the soldier. It was also
the source OF riotous dissipation.
They were conducted by army suit.
lers and camp followers who were con.
scienceless p~rohteers as q class. They
nulctsd the soldiers. sold them the
vilest liquors. promoted gambling and
were largely responsible for camp i'm.
morality.
Veterans will admit they saw nne
young men 60 into the army and come
out moral wrecks through having sue.
cumbed to the lures of the conviyial
oanteen. This was true. In slighter
degree, even In the Spanish-American
war.
1t has remained for the great world
war to put in the field through civilian
agencies the glorihed canteen com
bining all the virtues of the old style
with q thousand improvements con.
ducive to wholesome fun. better morale
and personal catering to the individual
wants of the soldiers and sailors.
This canteen is the hut of the Y. NJ.
C. A. or Y. W. c. A.. the Knights o.
Columbus. Salvation Army or Jewish
Welfare Poard. along with the War
Camp Community Service and the
American Library Association.
The army canteen OF today is op'
Grated. not by profteers or disciples
Of cant who wear their religion on
their sleeves. but by earnest. cheerful
men and women who are risking theil
lives and giving unselfshly OF theiI
mean and time to make u boys lot
more endurable-to give them whole
some entertainments. plenty Of good
fun in a moral atmosphere, and some
Of the good things that remind them
Of home.
Will you help. during. the campaign
from Nov. II to 10. to prove to the
world that the canteen of the Ameri
can Army and Navy is the best evel
known?
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
NEW FOOD PROGRAM
FOR EATING PLACES
IS NOW IN EFFECT

A new program for all public eating
places, effective Oct. Fl, has been al
nounced by the Missouri Division of
the Food Administration. The new
rules apply to all places where cooked
food is sold to be eaten on the prem
Uses, and affect 100000 regular or
occasional patrons.
The general plan Of the Food Ad.
ministration with regard to the con.
duct Of public eating places has been
reduced to ~ general orders" These
orders. prohibit the serving Of any
bread that does not contain at least
the 20 per cent Of wheat flour substi-
tutes; Of this Victory bread no mvre
than two ounces may be served to a
patron at n meal. And no bread is
to be served until after the first
course Is on the table and no bread
or toast may be served as q g%arniture.
= Bacon also is barred as a garniture
and only one meat may be served.to q
patron at a meal. Included in the def
milton Of meat are beef, mutton, pork
and poultry. Not more than one.half
ounce Of butter Ia to be served to n
person at q meal, and Cheddar Gamer.
ican) cheese IL limited to the same
amount. Double" cream is banned.
No sugar bowls will be OF the ta'
bles. A t%easpoonful is the limit for a
meal, and then only when asked for.
Two pounds IL the allowance to be OBJ
served for each 80 meals served, In
Guiding cooking.
No waste food may be burned. but
all must be saved to feed animals or
reduced to obtain fats.
Attention il specially directed to.
ward the conservation Of bread and
butter, cereals. meats. fats, Sugar. cot.
fee. cheese and ice, to fresh vegeta.
bles and fruits which should be served
when possible, and to unnecessary
suppers. teas. luncheons and banquets.
which are condemned as fourth"
meals. The Food Administration de-
sires as few fried dishes IL possible.
Simplified service, with meats and
vegetables on m plate instead Of in
side dishes. and only necessary silver.
ware. and simplification of the menu
and the men cards are urged as
means Of saving not only food but la.
Dor and paper. The var program dis.
courages the table d'hote meal. except
when confined to few courses and
small variety. as on the Continent.
Amerlcan.plan hotels should require
guests to write orders. and all menus
should be In plain English actually
describing the food.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
Christian Endeavor Program

Topic for Nov. II: Reforms
that need our aid.-Amos S:4 10
Ogden Riley, Leader.
Me. Church.
Why should Christians be in.
terested in reform movements:
J. G. Carter.
In what reform are you espe'
cially interested, and why? Mrs,
E. Peters. .
How can we help promote the
temperance reform? Mrs. G. l.
Beach.
In what way do prisons still
need to be reformed9 HIM. Nor.
cross.
What do we mean when We
speak of social REFORM Mrs J.
D. Reynolds.
What are some promising nu
nicipal reforms? H. B. Paul.
How can the church help re
form politics? W. S. Smith.
What are some needed reforms
in Sabbath observance? Mabe
Hoover.
What are some dress reforms
that are needed? Mrs. VIC. Co
day.
What reforms should be made
in business? ]. D. Reynolds.
What suffrage reforms would
you advocate? Maude Coday.
Why is the world so hard tc
reform? Mrs. W. NJ. Diyan.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14

Later election reports indicate
the re election of Thos L. Rubey,
of Lebanon, Democrat, in the
10Th district, and the election of
s. A. Baker of Jefferson City,
Republican, as state superin'
tendent of schools.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
At the Christian Church

Rev. Oscar Wright of Spring
field. the pastor, preached al
the Christian Church Sunday,
the service flag being dedicated
at the morning service in honor
of Paul McAllister, George
Chance, Steve Hart, Cecil Mars
hall, Corporal Glover and Rife
Chapman, now in the service,
with two gold stars for Mr..
Whitaker and Tom Yandle, de.
ceased.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
Private Sale

At the residence of Mrs. Eliza.
beth Coday. 2 Beds, 2 Bed
Springs, 2 Trunks. l Golden Oak
Dining Table, 6 Golden Oak Din.
ing Chairs,2 Upholstered Chairs,
1 High Chair, 1 Rocker, 4 Stand
Tables, Dishes, Cooking Utensils
Mansfield, Mo.-adv
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
FOR HIS SAKE"

For His Sake" are the appealing
words that invite your attention to a
wonderful poster that adorns the dead
walls throughout Missouri. And It
conveys n message that touches the
heart Of every patriotic man and WON.
an and child In this great state.
The pronoun in The middle Of these
three words IL most definite. II re-.
fers 10 your boy. or my boy. or our
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14

The following have our thanks for
cash on subscription since Dur last re-
port:
Roy Buckles, Mansfield.
Harve Findley, Co. A. 9TH Am.
Tn, A. E. F.
J.. r. Archer, Mountain Grove.
J.. A. Edwards, Republic.
Dora Woody, Macomb.
G. w. Babb, Hot Springs, s. D.
Mrs, Rebecca Skies, Mansfield
R. w, Keeling, Mansfield.
Mrs. Neva Baker, Mansfield.
Mrs. J.W. Miller. Mansfield.
Rev. ]. W. Roberts. Bryant.
Mrs. May Ross, Mansfield.
The American City, New York
W. N. Draper, Mansfield.
Mrs. Eva Williams. Norwood.
J. p Newton, Mansfield.
John Edridge, Mansfield.
Vernon Werth, Fredon'a, Kas.
W. /. Howard, Mansfield.
v. A. Bennett, Mansfield,
J. H. Carter. Mansfield.
Alva Carter, American EFF.
Miss Pearl Wammack Thayer.
f. B. Hensley, Trinidad, Colo
Liberty Loan Organization St
Louis.
j. G. Turner, Mansfield.
Calvin G. Coday, Spokane,
Washington.
During October II persons
paid US cash on subscription So
renewals and 10 new su bscribnrs
Why not renew todas?
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT

President Wilson has suggested the
great United War Work Campaign Of
Nov Ills. Secretary Baker in .
speech Sunday told Of the necessity Of
the seven grsat organisations. and the
splendid work being done. This eoun.
~ viii contribute its quota early.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
WILSON URGES RAISING FUND

President Wilson has urged this
campaign. The seven organizations
comprehend everything. Protestant,
Catholic and Jew are all working To-
Gether to raise this fund. the same -
n boys Of all creeds are fighting to
make the world safe for democracy.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
WHAT HE WANTED.

"Can I interest you in q piano
player p said the agent at the door.
NO." replied the man Of the
house, 'but if you know a good gar
den weeder ] might bs interested"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
NO ALLOWED

On our farms.
Geo. Frye, G. E. Dodson farm.
Mansfield Mining & Develop
ment Co., by C. o. Storm and j.
r. Newton
D.. A. Taylor.
J. NJ. Thirkield,,
May We add your name for
weeks for 25c?
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
And They Were Wed

Albert Denny and Miss Mar
tina Branstetter, formerly Of
Mansfield, but now of Minneola,
Kansas, were married recently
and will reside at Bristol, Colo.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
FOR MANLY SUCCESS

DR.. Charles E. Barker. member u
the International COMMITTEES oe Tho =.
M, g. A.. and formerly physical advis.
or Of ~ex.President Taft. 10 lsctusins u
boys and young mon On the duties aA6
opportunities Of the student In anti>l.
patton Of the War Work CampsisA.
"A strong arm, q clear head aaA 3
clean heart" represent d.. tAskAvAs.
requisites for manly success.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
United War Work Fund

A meeting OF the citizens il
hereby called TO meet at 7:a p
n. Friday. Nov. 10. at the Com
merciA Club rooms ON business
connected With the raising Of
Pleasant Valley townships
quota Of $500 for the United
War Work Fund Please be
present. W. M. Divan,
Chairman
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
Tsrssly Told Town Tales

TO California.
Arthur Matney left Yesterday
for California.
@. b. Novels Of Macomb was
here yesterday.
Constable s. ]. White made q
trip to Hartviue today.
Mrs. James Codsy was in
Springfield yesterday.
Mrs. e. O. Shelton and daugh
ter, Miss Mary, are visiting in
Ava.
]. W. Floyd aud George Lou.
than were in Springfield this
week.
w. B. Fullington and wife are.
visiting their son, ". H., and
wife Ut Brimson.
Notice has been received by
some Of the Sept. IL registrants
to report at Hartville for exami,
nation.
Mrs. Carl Mays has gone to
st. Louis to join her husband,
who is attending Washington I'm
iversity.
MraaT. NJ. Hawks of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, and Mrs. G. c. Mout
ray, of Blackwell, Okla, are Wis
iting j. NJ. Moutray.
Word has been received of the
safe arrival over sea Of Joseph
Mashburn, formerly proprietor
of the La Joel Tailoring Co.
For the. Freedom of the
World, 5000 feet of war pictures
made in France, at the Nugget
soon. Watch Mirror for date.-ad
County Collector J. r. Deck.
ard of Hartville was here today
enroute to Mountain Grove. He:is
working on the merchants as.
easements.
Fol Sale:-Thoroughbred Po-
land China male hog, eligible to
registry, weighing about ITS
pounds. Can be seen at R. R.
Wright's. W. o. Wright. adv.
Lost-In Mansfield Saturday
bundle containing 2 child's union
suits and 8 yards outing flannel
Finder please leave at ]. D. Rey'
nolds' store.-A.E. BROWNE d
W. M. Divan's are moving to
the Elmer Strong property. Jer.
~ Oliver has purchased the M.
w. Oliver property, where they
have been living, and will move
thereto.
v. v. Viles of Washington, D.
Ca member of Mansfield Lodge
No. 543, A. F. & A. NJ, Is now a
captain in the U. S. army, and
. star in his honor will be added
to the Masonic service flag.
Prof W. h. Lynch, visitor oil
the Springfield State Normal OF
Springfield, passed through
here this morning on a visit to
16 towns in six counties-Ozark,
Howell, Texas, Wright, Douglas
and Webster. The Norma
School is prospecting, he reports,
with 1923 students enrolled and
more coming. The school I'M
der the leadership Of DR.. Clyde
M. Hill as president, is doing
great work for the schools o.
the Ozarks.
For the first time during the
Is years he has carried mail fol
Uncle Sam. G. L.. Turner, car
rier on route 8 and formerly car
rier on route /, has asked for ,
leave OF absence because of hi,
health and will take medica
treatment. His son, Clyde, VIII
has been employed at Spring
field, has been appointed az car
rier during his leave of absence
and he will take charge Of tn
route tomorrow. Clyde and hi
family will live in the suite o
rooms over the post Office.
The local council of defens'
has received the following tele
gram from Frank M. Robinson
secretary Of the Missouri coun
Gil: "All commercial non wa
construction costing less thai
$4,000 and church, hospita
and public buildings costing les
than $4,000 need no permits
This applies to applications pre-
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
Obituary

Ine OOOy Ol y Ctlitu, Vu' s'"0
err, accompanied by John Baker,
arrived here Friday enroute
from Mt. Vernon to Ava.
Mrs. Lucinda Myers passed
away at her home near Olathe
Friday evening after an attack OF
influenza. She was laid to rest
Saturday in the Prairie Hollow
cemetery.
The body of Mrs. Jessie Brown
who died in Taft, Calif., arrived
here Tuesday enroute to Ozark
county for interment. The re
mains were accompanied by her
husband, K. D. Brown.
Uncle Joe Carrick> died Octo
Der 80 at his home near Cedar
Gap; following a long illness. Flu
neral services were conducted
Nov. l at the home of Rev. j. M.
England. = Seymour Citizen.
The Hartville Democrat re.
ports the death of pneumonia in
France of James Clark, son OF
Alex Clark. 1t is also reported
that a soldier named Brown OF
Norwood had died of wounds.
Among those reported killed
in action the past week with the
American Expeditionary Forces
are Leon R. Tester of Grove
spring; died of disease, Walter
G. Street of Norwood, and Rob.
ert Smith and BERTHE Kellogg OF
Seymour.
wa Robinett and two daugh
tiers, Misses Maggie. and Nettle'
of Neosho, arrived here Tuesday
with the remains of their son,
and brother, Mamie, aged 10 years
who died at Yale, Okla. Inter
ment took place at Prairie Hollow
the funeral being conducted by
Rev. j. D. Avery.
The body of Ray Young, son OF
James Young and wife of Hart
vile, arrived here Friday and in
terment took place Sunday after
noon in the Pleasant Hill Gene
terry. The body was accompan'
led here by Corporal Jones. Ray
died at Camp Lewis, Wash, oil
influenza. He had been in the
Army three years, having served
two years in Hawaii and also on
the Mexican border.
The city council adopted the
following resolution at it's regu'
lar meeting Monday evening:
Whereas, in the workings Of
Providence and in the will Of
Cod our esteemed mayor. W. G,
Reynolds, has been removed
from among Us and from his
duties by death, and
Whereas, by his death we rea
lie we have lost a faithful ofic
er, the town a good business
man and the community a good
citizen,
Therefore, be it resolved, thai
we express our deep sorrow II
this sad loss.
Further, be it resolved, that
a copy of these resolutions be
spread on the minute books, ane
a copy be given the MANSFIELD
Mirror for publication.
j. B. Freeman, President O
Board.
James Coday, ]. A. Fuson, l.
F. Livingston, Members of tn
Board. .
J.. J. W. Brazeal, City Clerk.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14

Earl Slate of the U. s. Navy
has been here on a Through Wis.
iting home folks. ).
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-14
Is Your Name Here?

The following have our thanks for
cash on subscription since our last re-
pOrt:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-04
ADJUSTMENTS
NThe stern.I r.mn.,...

Tho Eternal Temptress."
Wherever language Is spoken the
fame Of Lima Cavalieri is known. You
would have to pay IS or SO to see her
at the Metropolitan Opera house. We
have made 1t possible for you to see
her right here at home for about one
hrtieth OF that price. You can't afford
to miss her in this, one of the most
powerful dramas Of the year.
THE Eternal Temptress" at tho
Grand tonight only is truly great
screen drama. Not only her fame as
an actress, but also her fame for
beauty makes Cavalieri big drawing
card. Her beautiful pearls and other
Jewels; her gowns. and the lavish
magnifcence OF this Paramount pro.
duction are other features.
Tho Eternal Temptress" might be
called vampire" story, but Is Of .
different type from any shown on tho
screen before. Reinforced by the
glorious beauty, the vibrant personal
ity. warm graciousness and Cavaliers
gripping art, this photodrama be-
comes one OF the picture sensations
Of the year.
In MRS. Danes Defense" at the
Grand tomorrow and Wednesday.
Pauline Frederick at last has a great
drama and one in which she displays
her able talents to Perfection. The
piece is an adoption OF stage play
that made Broadway sit up and take
notice when Margaret Anglin starred
in it.-Advertisement