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Phoenix tribune., 1920-02-21


after days and months of patient wait
ing he had at last fallen upon a bit
of scandal which played up properly
would force his eyesore, the objec-
tionable Rev. Samuel D. Harris, from
the pulpit of Ebenezer.
Sunday the church was crowded
The sermon was excellent. After the
collection" and just after the "an-
nouncements", Deacon Thompson, as
usual, asked permission to say a few
words"
The request for permission" was a
mere form. The members were as
used to this weekly talk from the
deacon as they were to the sermon,
the organ or the choir.
From the look on his face, however,
no one would have guessed that his
heart carried the venom of a viper
Deacon Thompson had figured to the
tenth of second every detail of the
ugly play he was about to stage. Now
at last he was to have his sweet re-
venge upon man whom he cordially
hated for he really happened to know
that Sister Hawkins had not been
given one cent of credit on the church
books with reference to the big rally.
He really happened to know that the
money had disappeared and that the
responsibility could be legally traced
to the preachers door.
Nov children" he began in a con-
fidential manner that was the very
quintessence Of deceit. 81 have been
a deacon of this church twenty years.
The most of you remember me as dea-
con of this chuch as far back as you
remember anything. / got Ebenezer'.s
welfare at heart. You all know that
1 believe in the straight thing. l
don't believe in no crooked doings.
You all know always hew to the line,
don't care where the chips fall"
1t seems that of old our people have
a love of platitude and we like to
audibly encourage those who repeat
them to us. Truth, too," amen
and "come on Thompson" were heard
from many parts of the congregation
as the deacon warmed up to his ego
tistical discourse on virtue and hon.
esty. Somehow everybody began to
feel that there must be something
dead up the branch; began to smell
scandal in the air and the human
love for that commodity caused an
almost treathless suspense by way
of anticipation.
"Now children, I'm coming right to
the point"-the deacon was in his
happiest mood His theme was to his
own hearts delight. He had the in
spiration which reflects from a large
host of people-"I say I'm coming
right to the point"
Sister Hawkins didn't understand
you to say that you sent twenty-five
dollars from your club to be credited
on the brick church rally?"
Eyes, sir. 1 sho sent it," was the
instant reply from Sister Hawkins
sitting far back on the woman's side
BRO. Clerk" said the deacon, turn
ing dramatically to the table, 'havt
you given Sister Hawkins credit fol
twenty-five dollars on your books?"
mo sir, Deacon, l have not done
so because she has not sent twenty
five dollars to me by any one"
81 did send twenty-five dollars,
said Sister Hawkins, rising wrathfull!
to her feet and quite forgetting where
she was. 81 sent you twenty-five
dollars on the last Wednesday nigh
of last month and anybody that say
l didn't tells a"
Hold on Sisteh," said the deacon
Don't forget where you are. TAX
your time There's no hurry. VIII,
Phoenix tribune., 1920-02-21

The property owning, tax paying
race loving patriotic colored Ameri-
can is not the class to be found trail.
ing around after every fangdangle of
an ism of cism.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-02-21
PARADoxIcAL BUSINESS

"Have you many sittings in your
studio?"
"Oh, yes; have number of stand
ing orders"
Phoenix tribune., 1920-02-21

Colored people are buying more au-
tomobiles, diamonds and gold rings
and watches. There are even more
possessors of the principle of the
golden rule.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-02-21
!. PHOENIX CHURCHES :

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FIRST A. M. E. ZION CHURCH
Corner 7th Ave. and Grant
w. J. CONQUEST, Pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m, preach
ing at II a. m. and 8 p m. Christian
Endesvor at p. m. Come and wor-
ship with us, we will do you good.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner 5th e jefferson
c. A. Gilmore, Pastor
Sunday school at g.: 80 a. m Preach
ing at II a. m. and p. m. B. Y. P. U.
meeting at p. m. Everybody welcome
to these services.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-02-21
A. M. z. CHURCH

Corner End & Jefferson
T. ]. Sanford, Pastor
Sunday school at 10 a. m; preaching
at II a. m. and 8 p. m. Y. P. S. c. E.
meeting at 6 p. m. We invite you to
come and worship with us. Strangers
made welcome.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-02-21

Philosophy of blockhead: "If you
would look spruce, you must never
pine"
Phoenix tribune., 1920-02-21
c. NJ. e. CHURCH

Corner 7th & Jefferson
Rev. NJ. Thompson, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
at II a. m. and p. m. EpwoTth League
at p. m cordial welcome awaits
you here.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-11

torres s. Nmian a vr "A lengun del paciente. a haeerle unas GUAM
"a preSuatas = a formuLaTi5 Una rece:a en cuya medHina apa-
r-ntenerr cesar las molesSas. p- mas de cue Ell mai contnua in
tcTiormente Y cuando vueve a apnreer e ara presenaEse con los
ca-actc-- De una enfeInedRd cr6nics- ' IA e., y 4 Incurabla Z!
nal de Bright. Ia disbets ) otras mueha5 doencias incurables pue-
den ser cyitadas 81 Sc les ataja a tempo. Fodemos asesurar a US
tcdcs. amigos nuestros. que 81 paGecen de dolores n IA srnlds- de
Inn o-ra espesa Y naachada o de NAL DIOR: dIhtacion &c La uretra
o alyin oto de los muchsinos stntomas que se prssc1tan en- Las
enfermedadcs de los rhones ) que n o le eonocidas, que Ell n
tentarse curar on remedies cnserns o de patente, no IS Ia Ane
ap-opiada, pucs aunque n asunos casos surten result7dos saisfac-
to-ios. en- Ia mayoria de clos neceian dc los conoeimentos de IN
especialsta. quien pod-a decirles 81 81 NAL tene Tencdio. La per
feccion de nuestros eonocinientos, en- eIa ehasc de enferDeoades y
los nStodos que usamus. los eapaeitan a daE e neior ratamien-
II possible.
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CONSULTA Y EXAMEH
G ATS.
E~NFERMEDADES DEL CORAZoN DE LOS PULMO-
NES Y DE LOS A R~ESPIRATORIOS.

-ea.ncs IN sisteuaa para t-at2- el coraSon ,
loS putnon-~. iaeiuJendo IA brorcuits. ssna y
dolores Gel pecSo. 81 cuA eo=ut coz = sproba-
ci6r &c las auto-dE6es mSdicas. y en los casos
-re no sean del too ineu-soles. PSdenos pro
P0-eionaV aEvic q ms pc-socas que sissn nue,-
trss iasS-r--ione- Para cEia case prec-ibinos
e. trRtar.Ssnto cue Sttnc-noe conveniente. pu-
ticn6o etar SECURES Ge gre hsrsrnos de tcdos >
eRdS uno de }oS ea>os. IT ninucscso exanrn. Pa
"a podr d. una opinion &c So >stado. 81 e.
ineuraae se 70 dir-nos. J 81 no le dsrenos e.
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labre- Ia VIDA les - sunsmen'e pensa , eansaaa y no sa"en c.
vioso sta an in,imameute relae:onado. que enaneo ",Epna p@1e
DE- 81 - haya afsctada. tndo e. sStcrna sufre o 50 -eoientc pT eau
a de ea nisns cnfernsaad. y solo. Tedian'e IN trathniento
oerteerauente adecuado Sc loEra rcstaoeccrfo Por tdas parties Sc
nan fppdado .an.corscs para atender eSa elasc &c pacIentss ) que
do pota-e Ce siznp-e Gentlemen ur gran nume-o de clos. Fcr
.oSo esto. cueido lector. tan E=onto como notes los Slntomas de
esta enfernedad. X hay cue GseUiGarlos. sio consuitao con o
.ot1os an:.sG de I ei mai sca incurable. pues mucnas de Ia en-
fe-pedsds nerviosas. 81 o t-atadS p-opiamente. dcsde :. grin
.i,io- son curables. Cuerenos o obstante. hncerhs nota= cue hun-
cue nurst-os sxitoe eomo especiaistas- c n las enfcrnedsdeS &c f'
ne-vios. % comedies. no efectuamos niLagTos: por 10 tanto'
no preteudernos traspassr los initeS de Ia pOsioifoad' y p3T eo
i,.,.tir,os or consultgs con nosotros ants de cue "a cnferrne-
dad s. i,-urabe No ofr-cernos mas de 10 Que podcmoa eumphr.
pues nuest-a reputation TLe sobse todss las eosas , por eo Is
~ of,.ccno, tecii. N 7--dad aeerr. de 81 eAso. cualauiera que
este seq
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Consultenos Embellishments, la Cons
NFERMOS EN- TODAS LAS ETAPAs DE LA VIDA:
RINONES


Este genera De enfermedades es tai vf de
las cue rresent2n INNS serias complications , do
lencias Z pesa- De tsto. en- muchos casos los medi-
cos. aun los miSmos sspecialistas. Sc ~hmitan a ha-
Ger un hgero exAmen del paciente. Teniendo este
presents. heros cuidadc de eouipar eonvenicntsEaeD-
te nuestrzs o:iciras con los npasa;os necesa-ios pa
IA poder haccr IN eIa1en pe-fecto de Ia enterne-
dad; v todsvta mas. en- caSo de duds procedcnos a
los cximcncs q~uirico Y microscopic de las secrc-
cioncs. = nsi. ocaIizamos IA causa: adernas. dispo-
nemos de npa-ntos dotados dc luz que pueden ser
introducidos FOR los oiferenses orifieios del cuerpo
humane. iluminando Ia parte interior J logrsDdcse.
por este medic. aprecia- pe-!ec.ancnts el lugar en-
que In eufermedad radiea- Guam a menudo los doc
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NERVIOS
INTERMEDIATES SERyIOSAS.

Podiancs csc1bir TODD un hbro aeerca DC
est. genera de enfernedades sin cue Tcr clio pu-
di6seusos aseSurar cue hsbauos dicho tcdo 10 que
debe saberse ace-ca De elias. Sin embargo. nos
ocuparemos en- terminus dc Que. nuesEoS buenos
amigos. los meIicRnos, puedR7 forrrarsc una lcea
eonpIeta y concede-les Ia inpo-tsncis cue e. ca
so rcquie--- Ciertsmcn:e ss Manifestations son
:er-ibie y sus victinaS Sc cucntan. tanto entire los
-icos como entire los pobres. Con frecu-neia suS
.intomns Giterea. pero los resultaGos son sierpSe
icuales. ASi. Sc nos pressrtar pacIentes que a
Sespcrta- &c sicnten aun caHsstos cue e! suenh no
les Ia propo-c pnado e. descanso neccsa-o, Y estan
sie-pre ojeroscs sd memorial IS GemasIGdo p9hre
:. tndn 81 cnc-ro 10 sieEtcn hdolorido en- una pa
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lextar al paeierte. 81 coal tepe cue vofv- 4 tenar nedie'nas ,
=, rs.e easo gu enIe-rnedsd c va mas scria. pus se le hi dsc
t;npo para Sc Gesnrole e 81 ststema- Las afnorranss n
,n ota eoa M pcqneaos tumors veseularrs. qe nenen tcToe
iufaeacia sobrc TODD Fl currpo , "a acsan tr-r1bles Saseornro
y malstar. Nosotros samoa u n t-atnriento racieni en- u cnfa 10
,sta en.eruedad, pudicado aseSurar que nucstro Dcediniene nc
eonsiste precisamcnte en- n deicada operation. e moehas oeasio-
ns q paciente puede scsuir desempehando US ocuoneones hahs-
.uales y boz nucstlA partc pod-emos eurario n IN tempo Son
bic. s;cmpre que n o exiIan graves eomEIcaetonss. \ o lot Vaem"
de iuyecciones &c fu.rtes acidos, pco como 10 diiiHos snte7ernen-
IT, nues,ro netodo > radical d eunl IA sio ap-otaco POT hs
autridndes nsdieas. :anto de Europa omo d. este ais"
Purits Ami o arGor n e.. ~ecto CT euIada enn ei1to n nnetE1
ofnGn. asi con oras rnuchas enfe-nedads sinlare.
Reeuerdea N est ofiGna fs instaAda para atcndes . Los
Mexicanos oIau.-a , ~ Sc han tornado todas las necidas nee
x,r,,s nara prooo-ci,nnr n los entermos toa elase de eonoiJaa5-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-11
ECZEMA Y INTERMEDIATES DE LA PIE

EJistrR nCchas Intermediates de IA piel oce
s-Slnan se-l2S no!esiss : cue p-onto leSsn 4
se- iacr-ab,cs- Sc5 hsaos Gado cuenta L- CCs
nuehos 2acient-s cue Gsan nedicinas y droSas Dc
ra:<nte o remedies caSe-os. enpeoran en- vz &c
m-Scrs=. : cue, cU25do acudeR = consular n aEsnn
nedico. este los a;r-nori=a asesu-andcles gee padecen
de- una terrible en{e-nedaG de "a sanEre. euanGo co
reahdSd 10 qu- pa6ecsn IS IN case deScuidsto y
avaa-zdo de en;eraedscss de "a piel Ash pues,
10 hay cue dejare snSaha-. venSsn a nuestras otici-
nRy y sspaa : y-=csa Rcerca De srs enIerInecads.
pueS puedc a.!v5ar- > a. nisrno tempo eoouomizar-
Fl sz-pE1i5o. eczema. ias~ccioasS. :--TclrioncS pro
ducidls pc- "A navajo de rssurar. etc. son cum
6as po- noso-c,. uSSEdo a. efecto de los netoSos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-11
PEI. PROSTATAY RECfO
INTERMEDIATES DE LA PROSTATE.

Cuando I'd. Sc d. euenta de que sd sa-
lud Geclna y sabc cue Ia enteraedad Ia be-
eho prea de su ORGANISING: cIando 10. cree
cstar euferno de Ia proscata. ouando @ts g.
& aiarCnda. {nflamads. !t6tada euanco Uo.
ticne frecucnte1 deseos de orinar y nj hncer-
10 AZ orna Sene puatos hLane"s como peaa-
ms d. alroddn euando Ia orsna g. aciaa y
Al desear orina- no pucde sf-ctuarlo. etc. )
otros vu-ins sfntnmas. ids. deoen apresurar-
So a aterdcr tales indieasiones dc pehEro. no
vacile nj IN minute. vengnn a nuesras ofiei-
mas para que sc les hRga IN e1ninen minuefo-
30 y sc s,,a con scSuridad eual Is 81 estado
asi como 81 se puede eura-. 20 que en- TAI easo.
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Honbr-. Us- envescen desde temorans edat 81 padeeh De u
L. .nferm,iades Is enfernedades de In proststa -Gutan tN
r-h,- y a wees incrrallcs, asi Is u debe consulsarsc 3 d n e.
r~cislista expe-tnentado antes de que a estado de IA eniermeoaa
I,-uda su curacion. No podemos enumerar en- este espaeao tcdos To-
yintoua, u denotan enfermedade de Ia rToHata. porQue son mu-
chos y divc-sos: pe-o 81 les dire. que n Sc encuentTan mi TnfeT
mos que So veal obiEados a guardian CANA. deDen eoorar bFIos y
r o dear pasa- mas tempo sin -eci5ir eonsula y Qua u
caso sci de t&l curacion.
81 mo- fue-a possible vr y hab!a- detenidamente o eAda n
f.-no d. esta chse de dolenciss. desde Z los prineros siatouis
empiecen I manisestaEe. pronto dejarfa de neeesitaTse &c O. e-
necialstas para Intermediates cronicasL teniendo pr nueStra s~rte
Ia satisfaction de deei- Que c los essos Tue no FOL reeonocdamen-
mas baSsfactC-lps
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A LOS vISrTAN~1s DE LA CIUDAe.

nera de ~usarlos. A squeTlas personals
que Gaseen consu!;arne acerca de So en-
feroe6ad. les r-eeouenda.nos 10 hasan tan
p.onso COMO I,cGuen ! l. c:udad, pues
muchos casos que han sido eInminados
p-op!amente pueden ser curados sr casa
neyando Ias medicines que al e:ecto ne
csitca. Insistimos en- decir aLe r1uehos
cue sc Green enfe-ros en- reaiiiad no 10
estan, sino cue tieneu soinu1ente aISun.
indisposici6n f&cil de eurar.
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sr1tamiento apropiado. J nuestros ser-1e'os Sc
ran remuae-a6os equitat%vs y ACCOMPLISHMENTS
incluyendo en- este xasto el de las mec'cinaf que
necesire para Sc eurn1i6n. Nos hernos C-caGo
una reputation cny:dinbs- pues t-asamos q to-
dos Zoe enferrnos cue CRANES 9ns!ae eurar.
sin fijarnos en- 81 Geren o no dinero para "a
games. > deseansxndo dnie2ntnte en- 81 bono
!abiEdad, Estsnos orguIlosos d. hsbec p-seado
nuet-s Ayuda a mcebos enfsrmos po5re,. y
que Eraeias 4 nGest-us tatsni.ntos han recu-
persdo Ia sauG
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A sodas Ia, perBonas que residan fusra
de IA Ciudad = QUE setualnents sc en-
euent-en v~isitandola- les hnSo aca cor
dial invitation pam Cue visiten , irsPee-
ciouen nis oficinBs , para du- vsLn los
equipos con que contamos pSra el ira
amiento de las enfermedades por medic
de los netodos cientificos MS modernos.
D-scamo. qne nos visiten SGoc. esten o
no enfernos. rnra que rerit-r una e1-
plicac;on de puestros apaTstos , "a ma
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cieutft-os mas mcdr--cs. Ell CANCER DE LA PIEL es uaia6o por
medic DEL uso Nps-atos dc Rayos ) eGaIrc de Ccr1ents de Ala
Frecueac+a. e. cui e. n mStodo recouocido COM efiesz para a
eu-a-:6n &c esa cAse &c Intermediates. Ve-ruras. ehcSos. etc.
sn t-s.a5os establishments er nuestras oicnAs.
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ALmORRANAS, FISTULAS 7 EN-
DEL RECTO.

I~ndudablnen:e muchos de IDS. nan
Lido, N Ia mnyorta de los ~peEiodieo'. los
-uuuncics de mediciDas lara a. eiaSe ~
cnternedade, y tanbiEl habran 'otse
orr. cuaado. sc comE-sa : rHn o'chSs
drosas, alivian = ceha1a de una name
"a ~ficticia. pues 81 orisen ce IL oniernf-
s,d 1nsSn on 81 ORGANISING. danfso por re-
-I.,5, o,,a nj Doco TEMPO vvelve q 10
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DO, y n o ohstante Is my rno el eso IN oue etas medicines Eor
d., uar. Cuando .pa-czcan los prmrrcs sfntomas de eatarTo. I'd
dbe seudtr q un mSdieo competente para eIpbcabe So estado. ;
81 = dara ei t-ntnniento que Ct 81 eoncrSo estme sdeeUado Aho
catarros en- Les membranes mucosas del cuerpo, J que no b% 9
tos casos pueden SCI eurados de n nisma msner1, pres sn&5 q
n.ces,1o eonoeer perfectaEnente 81 eAso para stntrtsGarSe IN IN
t,niento apropiado sicndo Gsts La dnica msnera ra-a losrT m
,Ev,o SECURE y durndsro. El caarro nasal % eurzros Dot meoo
dc nuertso sistema de sencraG6n de ozono- ecomoahaco 10 Hsms
o.ras medicines que ereanos eonvenients 'eSnn ei eoo' Gel e|
fcrmo W.T. ~ >.
~pETENDAMENTE DE NUESTRo Astooo FA ~
CATAERo.
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CATARRO q.

La enfeTIedad cue a ~S -, HsnadA Il PHpr
cipio de IA Tisis." nombre verdaderamente apn-
r:ado, haee vfctmas a inindnd de personas. Ia
cuale usan para eurnrse medcInas de patsutn
huchas de es:as perzonas pa6rcen cntArro bato IN
aspecto deteruinado y 10 &c dan cuneta de clio,
HASTE que SO orSnnismo sc debihsa, y como 40 3D.
ben In vrda6r7 enfe.1nrdad one pedecen. resufta
que tratnn de currr- otrs dst;uta- % Que dn par
rr5ultado I'M empeoranierto de SD cstado. E cat1
ITO debjits do tai mnnera 81 sistsna- que tneiiG
Ia ensrada DO los Gerucnes do Germs entermedade-
las que, una Nez Ru1igndas nj ORGANISING. proGre-
san rapidameute. al erado de que 500 IN cuitndo
extreme , nedidas 0troordinarias puedeu savnr
IA vida d. nacirute Existcn miles De mediriras
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RECLAMAM0S Ell CONOCER Y TRATAR LAS INTERMEDIATES. Ha"endOa deurdo tales CONGO
dhdo a la lnga pacdca y eshdn, nos vemos en- condolences de Haht con ez0 La aguenoe;
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SANGRE

microscopic. De m soaEsto como ei Tae spaseee en- este nanG ici,:y
n-u s-S--os de eaeont-s- IA sauss d- IA enfe-nednd- Henos ssea-
daSo cuidaGosererce ee ESne-o &c cnte-rcdadss. Y pr l eSpe
-ercia Z hgnos stq1irdo = po- los t-ararnientos que seSornS' ,
M ,;er,r-e nz kan dado rSutaGcs SegUros. teaercs gran con
fan. ea -estsu-ar Is sailed de cuaqcicr paciente ce e ScIets a
-uos > pocenos aSsS1-a-J- adsnas. d Teiotra nuStra :neJoT
nL.scion v Cue e II EarunSzan los services de y \ specialists cue
Ia adGuir.to eonocinienros epeciaLs scerea de Ia sansre y "a oTu%
E.-t-.s n-o.1i-ieotns cu-aSvos @ de -esuitaio SECURE y este 10
,sb.u nuchcs De usteG-s. Por usino. . 2uedo deja- de insistir Iii
y. mas. sobre a inporaacia cue eac!er-a e. hecho &c su2ear 4 IN
tzatanieato adecuzdo SIC genera de dolsneias: Por J" m'smo' tan
pron,o CON sparezcan los p1ne-os statonas de cuaaurer euter-
nedad de "A .aar.e. no hay Qae p-rde- e tempo. sino que dSde
d-e ocg--- q nuer-aS O;Gnas-
NO oLvIDAR QUE NUEsTRoS TRATAMIENTos son LOS
MAS NopERNoS QUE Ia CIENC1A coNocE CONTRA LAS
ENFERNEDADES
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CARBUNCLOS Y GRANOS.

Po- medic Ge nuestros metcdos espccia-
les pcdenos eurar dichas Intermediates en-
rv-io6o d. tempo ~ra5ora5le.
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tells this to Lefty and she is misled
to believe that the attention hat he
pays her may be beneficial marriage
for her. But her wealthy employer
is also attracted by the girl and he
warns Lackmere to keep ont of the
way, so Lackmere then tells Lefty the
truth tnr advises her not to treat
Mandeville's proposals lightly for he
can give her all the comforts and
many iuxuries. Lefty does accept
Vaudeville, but she soon discovers
that his boorishness is too great and
no happiness lies that way and she is
about to accept Leckmere's assist
ance" when his outpouring of sorrow
over his sisters boiling her husband
for young and handsome youth con-
vinces Lefty that love and luxury do
weigh much when case in the balance
against love and respectfully and she
leaves Lechmer's apartment. Later
she finds herself in harbor as the wife
of a prosperous photographer whose
devotion and love for her is unbound.
MURRAY
Revenge is the theme of the latter
part Of Reckoning Roads" the Bessie
Barriscale production, being released
by Robertson-Cole, which is opening
at the Murray Theatre, today for an
engagement of four days. In this
picture Miss Barriscals, in the role of
Marquita Shay, plays girl seeking to
crush the man who ruined Der bene-
factor and guardian, John Grayson.
Grayson brought up Marquita. who
was left in his care by her dying faith
er years before in the great wheat
lands of Northern anada. When she
had grown to womanhood he sold the
ranch and moved south into the United
States to give Marquita the scenes for
which she longed. But hardening to
the roads which beckoned to Marquita
was the ruin of Grayson.
This furnishes the impulse which
leads Marquita to delve into the story
| of Grayson's ruin. Finding the man
! responsible, she carefully places him
where he put Grayson.
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he served as adjutant OF volunteers,
becoming full major in 1907.
He was among the first to go to
France at the outbreak of the World
War. By his gallantry at Neuve Chap
ellie he gained the rank of colonel and
the D. S. o. This was in 1915, when
he led the Second battalion of Cam
eronians Thereafter he acquitted
himself so we'll that he emerged from
the way brigadier.
At the age of so he has had nearly
all the military honors that can come
to him through earned promotion
from humble to exalted rank.
Ireland is divided into military dis
.ricts The field to which General
Carter-Campbell has been assigned IS
one that has been noted for frequent
clashes between soldierly and civil
ians, especially in the large towns and
cities. 1t will be the function of the
military commander to compose diff
ferences, as far as possible, and at any
rate to preserve order and compliance
with the law. His experience is count
ed upon by the authorities to enable
him to perform the duties of his posi-
ton with a minimum of friction. He
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The Theatres
WASHINGTON,


almost HUSBAND, which comes to
the Washington Theatre, today and to-
morrow. is the perturbation of the
novel, "Old EbeneZer," by Opie Read.
1t is the story of the rise of a country
school teacher to the position of re-
spect and affection in the little village
of Old EbeneZer. At the end of the
story, Sam Lyman (Will Rogers wins
the love Of the towns most beautiful
girl.
The picture reveals the attempt of
rich mule dealer to win the girl by
hook or by crook but his plans are
foiled, when at an old-fashioned party,
Sam is married to the belle of the
town in a game of 'forfeits." AS the
divinity student who performed the
ceremony had been ordained, the mar
riage is genuine. The girl, glad to be
free of the mule dealers attentions,
decides to be a sisterly wife to Sam
temporarily. Then the mule dealer at
tempts to drive Sam out of town. He
is horsewhipped, he is slandered, yet
he sticks. In the end, the girl ap-
preciates the nobility of the man she
has married and refuses to have the
marriage annulled.
WASHINGTON
The production Loves of Lefty
starring Pauline Frederick, which is
showing at the Washington Theatre
Friday and Saturday, is without a
doubt the best society drama that has
played Richmond for some time
In London, Lefty Shell, who is a
clerk in bookshop brokerage office
makes the acquaintance of an at
tractive wealthy man named Lechmere
Though married, Leckmere never