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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Chester Briefs.

One hundred friends Wednesday ten,
dcrcd = surprise in the form or NOV ;r-
warming to Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman AN
son. Of Gas Valley. back OF Chester. VINO
recently moved TO the John S. Miller
farm. Luncheon was served.
An increase in the tax levy to so cents
cp every 500 valuation Will be ncccS'
sary in order to meet the munAS!p2l eN'
penscs Of the city of Chester during the
next fiscal year IT was stated frldaEA
Estimates prepared by council show thal
Tho budget will not be more than W.
nOn. Licenses. il is estimated. VIII
bring $4,000 additional revenue.
By reason Of their ,li-to-3 victory over
tho Merchants in game at ROCK
Springs park Wednesday. the clerks
claim the amateur championship OF
Chester They had previously won ons
game from the store owners.
In honor of Misses Gladys and Mar
tina Mcdonald. who will remove TO Can
ton. Ohio. a luncheon party was given
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Lee Higgs, in Fifth street. Miss
Ella Wcdgewood and Master Erwln
HigCs entertained twenty guests.
Because Of his actionFn urging return
cd soldiers to retain their war insurance,
Mayor W. B. Dalrymple, of Chester has
been commended by the war risk bureau
at Washington. Mayor Dalrympie Is IN
the insurance business.
Following a visit with relatives -
New Castle. Pa. Mrs. MilroY AllisCn
and Mrs. Elvic Allison and daughter,
Thelma. have returned home.
After u two weeks furlough at his
home here. Sergeant Leroy jackson has
returned TO Fort Sheridan, III.
Since June 80 the city Of Chester ha.
collected $l40 in fines assessed in police
court, Mayor W. Is. Dalrymple announc-
ed Friday With almost another month
Of the third quarter OF the year to &c.
the mayor expects to hang up record
collection that will stand for months.
So far the amount deposited in the trea'
urv is larger than that collected IN any
previous quarter.
Postmaster W. B. Stewart announced
Friday shat the Chester postoffice would
now accept mail for transmission TO Es-
thonia, German-Austria, Poland and
Czecho-Slovakia.
William 4. Dunn. Of Chester, who has
been promoted TO the professorship OK
chemistry and mctallurgy at the Uni
yersity Of Pittsburgh. He has been IN
charge of chemistry classes there for
the past two years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Film Grove Personals,

Walter Burton. Of Patterson. arrived
at his home last evening after spending
three months IN the state or Washing
ton.
James Aiken. of the Island, Is spend
Ing n few days the guest OF trends At
the fishing camps along Wheeling cTccH'
Captain Bort l.. Phillips. OF the STATE
prohibition department. was business
caller in Elm Grove yesterday.
Frank Wilson has purchased mn
new Dodge touring car. which he rc-
ccivcd yesterday.
w. c. Connolly. Of Pittsburgh. Pa, IL
visiting his son. Grover Connolly *
Liberty street. Elm Grove.
Domcr Hodges. Of CarroltoA. o.. IS
spending n fcw days the guest OF rcia-
tlvcS on Wheeling avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
CHESTER
CHESTER MAN
MAY HAVE BEEN
MURDER VICTIM

CHESTER. W. Va. August l5.-Ecr-
bert S. Allison. aged 81. Chester pottery
worker. whose body was found lodge"
against tho rick"ts of Dam NO. IN the
Ohio river "Wednesday afternoon. may
have beer Il victim Of murder. AS re-
sui, Of this theory. Coroner y. G. AIIlS"n
and members Of the East Liverpool
Eagles lodges Of which the ocC'aS'"
was n member. were making rlGl" III
vestigation Friday.
Blood stains were found on Aliis''
shirt and trousers. His gold watch and
large sum Of money which he was
krovn TO carry when he disappeared
saturday night were missing when tho
body was recovered.
Allison's body was found by four men
rowing in skiff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16

Gran. plays first lase Cor Superior Steel.
which mails from his no ne town. Car
Hes:". IL.
LAZY I;a:dt mo,,d his H;.I",r shop
Yesterday int LIS Zine lev building
ljn.ninE the oil! sand on Upper Maln
street. ii" Will reside ahoN" the NJ"
shop which is nodcrH IN every respect
y special mo, ling OF II" F0I!a". pee
Volunteer iir, DEPARTMENT has been
called 10y President Gay Rodgers for
sunday iEo.nins at 70 80 o'clock sharp.
The :ircmen will hold big lawn fete
here on August 23rd co raise a fund
Tor 4 reception to Follans5ce soldiers
after they all get home.
The Follansbrc baseball club was still
without a game for Saturday to-day.
Manager George irish is in communl-
cation with a number Of clubs ana eN-
poets To have sumo sort Of game at
Duqu. p street park Saturday alter
noon.
Mrs. Richard Banfield has gone TO
Portsmouth O.. to visit her hushandwho
is superintendent in the mills there.
Mrs. Fred Shaddick. Sr., entertained
last evening At her home on Virginia
avenue in honor OF her daughter. Mrs.
George Ycttcr. who leaves tomorrow
Tor her home in Tulsa. Okla.
Among those visiting in Steuhcnv!lle
from here yesterday were: Mrs. Joe
Jones. Mrs Howard Sanders and Miss
blanche Keller.
Mr.. George E. Wood and daughter.
Miss Mildred. were visiting in Holt
days Cove. yesterday.
Miss Audrey Blakrly Is spending
few days with relatives al Mckinley
willie.
George Ranfield was Wheeling bus
mess visitor yesterday.
Harry Eikcy and Cody Robinson. local
street car men. left in Mr.. Robinsons
machine. for vacation trip TO Toron-
to. Canada. Eikey was Herb man.
Miss Doris Edwards. of New Ken
sinEton. Pa. Is visiting relatives in Fol-
lansbce. where she formerly resided.
The Saxaphone orchestra made 4 trip
to Stcubenvile and Weirton last night
entertaining large crowds With a con-
cert at each stop.
A number of young folks from here
will attend platform dance at Golfers
this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
FOLLANSBEE

FOLLANSBEE. w. Va. Aug. l5.-The
Smith Keighley Metal Ceiling and Man
ufacturing Company. which recently
sold It's building and part Of the equip
ment here, will not be entirely re-
moved from the city until the middle
Of October, according TO an official or
the company to-day. The company al
ready has large plant at Carnegie, Pa.
and the factory that was operated here
for twelve years will become part or
the main plant at Carnegie.
The Keighley Company has been on"
Of Follansbees principal industries
aside from the mill and besides manu-
featuring metal ceilings formerly built
government lockers on a large scale
They employed a hundred men or more.
The building and part Of the equipment
has been purchased by the Sheet Metal
Specially Company which will use it as
a part Of their present big plant opera
ting opposite the Keighley.
Mr.. James X Reid who has been con-
nected with the local plant for num-
Der Of years and is the nephew Of the
owner, Mr.. Smith keighley will leave IN
October and will be located in the main
offices at Carnegie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Child Missing,

Vincent Hiner. 6 year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hincr. has been missing
from his home here since carly We'd
ncsday afternoon and an effort to locate
him on the part Of relatives and the
city and county authorities has thus far
been fruitless The Chllds parents
went away to visit Wednesday and let
him in care Of other relatives He WAS
last seen at 4:30 in the afternoon walk
ing north above the car barns. Police
at Mingo, Stcubcnville and Wrirton are
working with the local authorities -
try to find further trace Of the boy VIII"
wore a little jacket and no shoes. He
Is a bright little fellow with very Nhite
hair and has a scar on his forehead
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
poiect Deferred,

At the close of meeting held at the
court house here yesterday. attended by
representatives OF Belmont. Jefferson
and Harrison counties. the trl-couniy
tuberculosis hospital project was de-
ferred for one year owing to the fact
that Harrison county was financially I'M
able at this time 70 bear its proportion
ate share OF the cost Of construction and
eouipping Of the building. Within =
year. however. it is believed conditions
viii be such that the three counties can
rrcceed with tho project. Jefferson and
H.lrront counties had sufficient funds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Housinp Problem.

The Steubenville pottery today pur-
chased property IN new addition ="
the city and let contracts for the erec-
ton Of seven new houses for employees
the transaction involving $4,000. Al
dlttonal homes will be provided for
company employees later on. The p"t-
terry IS the first 70 take this method u
solving the housing problem for en-
ployes here and It is understood tha'
other firms arc to follow the example
\ recent survey showed that from @o'
TO 700 new homes are needed In tne
CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Reinr Renovated,

An Of the Follansbee school buildings
are being renovated and cleaned thor
oughly in preparation for the opening
Of the school term on September l. En-
rollments will be made the first day OF
the month and regular studies Will be
assigned September 2. Some Of the
rooms will be q little crowded for Il
while but the new buildings voted In
the recent bond issue election are TO be
rushed to completion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Real Estate Changes Hands,

Real estate is still active. On Thurs
day two sales were closed by Curtis &
Reeves If two houses and lotc OF the
Dr.. r. II. Werlich estate one ut Twenty
fifth street ard the DWELLING on the west
40 feet on the Home plat. Ninth street
The latter was purchased by Marshall
u. Green for n home. The two-stOry
frame on the rear will be converted into
n modern dwelling. making home for
one more Of the many families seeking
places Of abode here. This real estate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
VIII Enter School,

Mrs. T. J. Brady. formerly Of Follans-
bee but who has resided in Panama for
the past two years, left here yesterday
to escort her youngest daughter to
Nazerath. Ky, where Miss Jean VIII
enter school. At Panama chiefly Span
ish is taught and Miss Brady will take
IN a six year course at Nazareth. Mrs.
Brady will return to Follansb"c after
placing Miss Jean in school and cN-
poets to leave the latter part OF next
week for Panama. where She and hcT
husband operate Z large hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
FollanEbee Briefs.

Follansbcc Troops. Boy Scouts. ar"
planning to organize troop Of Sea
Scouts. A fine big boat which now lies
In New York harhor and that can hr
floated in the Ohio river. may he pur
chased for the Scouts If they organic.
the Sea chapter. Local scouts are plan
ming to attend field meet to Ice given
by the Wheeling charter August 2"rd.
A number Of f'ollanshc" h""a VIII
play against Haas Warner 1T IT, ra;nr
in Steubcnv!llc sunday. RAJ and WIZ
Eadrliff" ana Harry lahcnhaGch At"
members Of III" BaH"ll" Iron which
meets Superior "trcl at Iarn"El" f!"lH
north end. Sunday. Wagner. the vet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
ELM GROVE
Want Another Officer,

A movement is on foot by the resi-
dents Of Elm Grove 10 have another
officer take the second beat IN the
town at night. AT the present time
Officer Smith IS on duty from noon
until l o'clock the following morning.
which is about all the time that on"
officer can afford 10 put IN. and it is
the desire to have the other officer on
the balance of the day and during the
morning hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Must Have DINNERS.

Frosted lenses or dinners must b"
used on all automobiles in the out-the-
pike district and orders have been is
sued to all officers ITO see that the law
is obcycd TO the letter. Several auto
lists were stopped last evening and in
StruCtcd that they must obey the law
and place the frosted lenses on their
cars The majority of the owners Of
cars are however. ohcylng the law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
STEUBENVILLE
REVENUE MEN
MAKE SEIZURE
Of MUCH LIQUOR


Special 10 Ihe 1NtcIllSeECSE.
STECBENVILLE. o., Aug. 15.-ReG
enue officers. assisted by local police,
carly this morning seized an auto truck
load Of bonded Whisky. including ten
barrels and ffty cases Of - Kentucky
distilled. valued at Sll,+6o. in the vi
cinity Of Albania, north OF this city.
Alex Miller. former proprietor OF a
saloon lunch counter here. who was
driving the truck and in charge Of the
booze was arrested or charge OF rlo-
lating the. Webb-Kenyon law pertaining
to shipm 1T Of liquor into dry territory.
Miller IS II the county Jail.
Revenue officers claim the whisky
was spirited out OF Erie. Pa. recently
and transported by truck 70 East Liver
pool, whore II was secreted. Yesterday
they learned that IL was 70 be moved 70
Steubenville and officers here were no
tined
Miller, when arrested. refused to tank
but later declared he had bought the
whisky for his own use. Officials di-
1ege that the liquor was sold by saul
Ostrow, former East Liverpool saloon
keeper, and believe that Miller was acI-
ing for another party. Miller Is N ths
county Jail and will be questioned FUR
Their tonight
Shipping marks on the cases have
been scratched but the Erie. Pa" 1t
tering is still visible on some OF the'L
, As far as Is known at present the gov
eminent tax has been paid on the liquor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
N7Sinc ucldway,

The employees Of IN" Wheeling Trac-
ton Company are making cen std"rahle
Roadway in III" paving ri he comTany's
tracks from Forty-EiChth street. south
on Mar:h1il street to tho subway. Con-
TRACTOR G.llorFnn is expected t. start
TayinS ,hc -tro"t. about the first or
ncXt week. rs the street car employees
are about far enough ahead to allow
him to do SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
r-Irett Arrives,

Tho many friends "f Miles Jarrett.
we'll known young man. formerly or thiS
city. will h" pleased 10 learn OF MS safe
arrival in tn" states after over E"Ar $
service on the soil Of Franco. !ghunG
for democracy and humanity with inc
Second Division. Fer ~" past hf'ccn
,narS Barrett has hon located in Oregon.
bat has a host of friends in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
WELlSbURG

WELLSBuRG. August l5.-Beginning
Monday. Angus, IS orders for army to"d
S,:pplics Will b" received at the N"!!S-
burg puslurf.cc by Postmaster George l..
Burharan and n force OF postal en-
rlrycs In order to facilitate matters
the public is requested to observe caro-
fully the instructions issued in cHnncc-
ton with the work. In this way the
work car be carried on il quick man
nor and will render it easy for ;he rur-
chaser as we'll as the ones doing tho
work. The instructions arc brief enough
however
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Back From France.

Ellwood Kelly. popular young man or
Follansbce, is home from service with
the Sixth Marines. Ellwood saw con-
siderable service with the Marines in
France as he was sent directly over
after enlisting about eighteen months
ago. He looks fine and says he is out
Of the service for good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Midway Club,

Last evening Tho mcmh"rs Of II" Mid
way Club hold their REGULAR weekly
meeting in the club rooms on South
Marshall street. The usual routine bus.
iross Of this organization was disposed
Of. followed by tho arranging CT plans
for a party IN the near future smo-
kcr concluded the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
All Making Claims.

No less than a dozen cities and towns
are In the market bidding for >he he"
tin mill 10 be built BY the Follansoes
Brothers company and all claim to have
the inside track 1t is understood thar
the directors Of the company are nav
inE an informal meeting today 10 con-
slider the various sites that have oecn
offered, together with inducements ana
viii make it's decision at meeting Of
the board Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Howard Elliott Homo.

Howard Elliott, we'll Known young
man of the Stone Church road. has ar
rived home after receiving an honorable
discharge from the service. He was ~
the marines and was one OF tho very
first to go into action when the boys
drove back the German hordcs a.
Chatcau-Thicrry. He is much pleased
to get back home aud is enjoying the
best OF health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
BENWOOD
Army Trucks.

NIany local residents wrrH attracted
10 n" Rcpwood yards Thursday after
noon. wE"r" twcnty-E.Ght highly cam
oulaCod United States Army motor
trucks wcrc sidotraCk"d for several
hours Tho trucks were being hauled on
flat hot,or freight cars. Tho machines
were all handsomely decorated in var
ions cnlory thsrc worn hiE hlotchcs Of
rrccn ?nl brown ou tho hC dies. tops.
wheels and even tho tircs. Will" smallor
matches Of yellow. black and other COL
Ors over thu entire machines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Many visit Scout Camp.

Quite a number Of persons from
Wheeling paid q visit TO the Boy Scout
camp up Wheeling creek. yesterday. and
a. the weather was ideal they had the
time Of their lives. The camp is
very popular place at the present time
and many visitors attend daily. Tie
boys are accustomed to the open now
and many Of them desire to remain IN
camp until the arrival of cold weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
firm has several other sales well adj
vanccd
Camp Cots, Tents and Lanterns
Wheeling Tent q Awning Co.. Tel COS
wellaburg Briefs.

CERT w. Smith. of Cumberland MD.
is a visitor in the city. Mr.. smith ana
family were former residents OF "e!'s
burgh. moving to Cumberland DID,
about % years ago.
The l5-months-old child OF MIS-. Fran
cos H. Mckitrick. Of Bethany pikA wa
burned about the face and body on Mon
day by pulling over a Kettle OF ooliing
tomatoes. Fortunately the child mcy
not be dishgured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Ohio Valley News

a> ailable for the purpose and had been
hopeful that the hospital could be-
started this year. Miss Tappan. Bel
mont county nurse. addressed the meet
ing. urging that the hospital be built ~
soon as possible, as it is needed 90 com
ba, the spread OF the white plague.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
RenWood Personals.

IITomc- Mardui" IS expected to arrive
HON" today. after two weeks vacation
in tho country He will resume work a.
city, pal =" officer SUNDAY evening.
n. {. Smith. Of Ea-ncSvillc Ohio. was
the surst Of his brother on South Water
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Many State Pair Posters.

The rural districts are being covered
with advertising for the big West Nlr-
ginia State fair which Will be held :hr
first week in September and many farm
crs arc already taking keen interest IN
the affair. II promises 10 be bigger
and better than ever.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
Automobiles and Diamonds.

Quite number Of out-the-plkc folks
have entered The IntClliGencer autom"-
bile ana diamond contest and much in
tcrcst is being manifested in tho names
that have been sent in 10 the contest
MANAGERS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
TO Let Contracts

II was stated today that tho state
highway commission will Jet contracts
August % for the construction OF
mile of brick on the West Market street
road, connecting up with the Cadlz-
Carrollton highway at Wintersvllle ana
for the paving Of the Steuoenvllle-Io-
ronto road. The latter road Is tho
worst in the county at present and for
years has been impossible during bad
weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-16
WEIRTON

wEIRTON. ". Va. Aug. 1S.-Joe
Brown. l6-year-old negro. was arrested
BY the Wcirton police yesterday a1tcr
passing a worthless check at the groc-
cry Of J. \, Purdy. in Holidays Cove.
The check was for $50. and the money
was paid the coorcd youth by Glri
who clcrked in the store and who after
wards said she had never seen nm pc
fore. "
Mir. Purdy discovered tho check in his
cash register when he checked W, his
days business last evening. The cheek
was poorly written. or Scribnied. ana
was signed Nv. Is. Narvis. Mr.. Iu:dy
called the bank On which II was is.@"d
and learned that no enc by that name
had an account there. Hc then called
the police and the col4frSd bog was plac~
Taken L. the lookup. the negro boy
said his right name w1$ joe Brown and
that he hat sent the so away for a SUIT
Of clothes. Mt. l'urdy 2Shrd ht:a TO make.
out a similar cheek which he did and
laughingly said he know Just how 10
do it for he had watched ";hcr men get
money that way. Relatives OF the fsE
were called this morning and made the
amount OF the cheCn right with The
storekeeper. Young Brown was ignor-
ant Of the crime he h6l committed and
on promise OF his parents 10 look after
him in the future he was set free.
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ming. August II. 1919. at the Methodist
Episcopal church parsonage. by the pas
tor. Rev. l.. L. Barcus, Mr.. Elmer Earl
Brown. Of WcllsburE. and Miss Emma
Nays, Of FGirmont, W. Va.
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Brown -Mays.

United in marriage on Thursday eve
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-04-04

Word came TO Meridian Monday,
chat John DAILY who has been grad
ually failing IN health for some time,
passed away, at the age Of so years,
two months and nine days
He was horn in Sullivan county.
Missouri, January %. 1889. being
the first white child horn IN his
county. He died at his home near
Meridian March b. 1919.
January 81. 1861. he was united
in marriage 70 Mrs Sarah Young.
TO this nnion we're born SIX children,
three girls and three boys Ella,
Bert and Joe Of Meridian. Mrs. Char
les aowry and Mrs. Henry Herren. Of
Cherokee, Okla. John died about 10
years ago,
Mrs. DAILY died nine years ago. Since
then the daughter Miss Ella has kept
house for her father. and In every
way comforted him In his declining
years.
The family moved from Missouri
10 January, 1899, and have made this
their home every since.
Z When / young man Of 10 years old
he Was converted and joined tho
Methodist Protestant church. His ex
perienee was clear and definite and
could say with Paul, II know II
whom | have believed"
He has been a sufferer from kidne,
dlsase for some time. Some weeks
ago he felt that the end WAS near ant
set about arranging his affairs ae
coTdingly and when death came
| found him ready.
The funeral took place from thu
NJ r. church Tuesday afternoon, th'
pastor Rev. &, A. Quinn conducting
II, The remains We're laid TO rest II
the Meridian cemetery He has gon,
from MS, but neighbors and friend
rise MP and call him blessed.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-04-04
SENSATIONAL VICE FILM COM
ING TO MERIDIAN THEATRE

The elaborate 7-reel production,
"The Fall OF Barbary Coast" will he
shown here for one night only, Sat-
urday. April 18th. at the Meridian
THEATRE 1t is without doubt the
greatest sermon the screen has ever
thrown. II Is based on the recent
vice crusade in San Francisco when
the fighting minister cleaned out the
resorts of The we'll known tenderloin
district This picture shows the raid
of 800 underworld women on the
church. II shows the methods of the
vice ring to acquire their victims also
the cafes where innocent young girls
are drugged and carried off.
II is the type OF picture that brings
home TO parents a message of the
duties involved In rearing their child
rem.