TOB TWIN-CITY DAILY SENTINEL, WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.MARCH 23, 191,
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A Selig itefl Scil Play in Six Parts
AS GOOD AS ANY GOOD SERMON
ACTING THAT IS BEYOND COMPARE
A PRODUCTION THAT IS COMMEND
ED BY THOSE OF EVERY RELIGIOUS
FAITH
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WONDJSRFUL SCENIC EFFECTS
GORGEOUS LIGHTING AND PHO
V TOGRAPIJY
FEATURING THE FAVORITE
KATHLYN WILLIAMS
DON'T MISS SEEING IT
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NO ADVANCE IN ADMlSSlON5cand tOc
COL. JACOB KEMPLE
TO LECTURE AT
HIGH SCHOOL
With the Theaters
MAHUARKT ll.MTO
AT Al UITOHH M MARC II !B.
"The !.le." by Jlnnry Arthur Junea
and with Mia Marsaret llltnston aa
the Mar. la natd to tin a rare anil hap
py combination,-for Mlaa llllngton '.
reported to iclvo a performanre that la
faaolnatlng, drllrutely artlatlo and re
poaefully eloquent, and Mi-nry Arthur
Jonea la well known aa on of th
thre of the at-eateat living KfiRllxh
dramatlata. Other aunceaaful playa
from hta pan Inrlude "The Silver Klnjc."
The Maaciueradcra," "The I.lara." "The
Itauble Bhop," "Th fane of Kelielllnua
iluaan" and 'Th Middleman" The
atory that Mr. June tell In Thel.le,"
haa to do with Hlr Kobert Hhale, .1
pennileaa .baronet living In the town of
Waventry, England, and hla two grand
riaughtera, Kllnor and Lucy. In order
to keep th horn from ruln; to com
plete ruin, marriage for the glrla aeer.
moi t ' tiereaaary. Lucy th younger
la aent to London to vlalt an aunt and
I about on the eve of a marriage
with a wealthy and titled young man,
when he I taken alck and dlea with
ont making any provlalon for Lucy or
the child about to be born. Lucy re
turn home and Implorea her alater to
"a her through." Elinor, -the elder
of the two a fine, true aplrlted you nit
girl, haa to put aalde her own love af
fair, with a young engineer, which la
Juat about In It Infancy, not altogeth
er willingly, but becauae ahe aee he
duty to her alater. Then her alxter
Ilea about her, willfully Ilea. Thla
finally cornea to Kllnor'a knowledge
and when It does ahe become rlgtvt
eoualy Indignant but even then It li
hard for Kllnor to reallie and believe
that her alater, whom ahe haa mother
ed and protected, would atoop to play
her auoh a trick. With her excellent
aupportlng company, Mlaa Illlncte
will bring- 'The Lie" to th Auditor
ium next Wednesday for on perform
ance only. Heata go on aal at the box
office next Monday.
I
en by Wallace and Peach at th Audi
torium thla week. Th apeclaltiea are
numeroua and quite well preaented.
Jack Miller and wife In their "black
and tan" act have atarted a wave of
popularity that bid fair to continue
all the week. The other principal are
clever and taking It all around Audi
torium patrona are certain to find the
bill today worth aeelng.
It In definitely announced that 'Th,
Iron Claw" the new I'athe aerial
wilt begin in a few day at thla pop
ular theater. With Pearl White In
the leading role, It la a poaltlv fact
that no aerial picture ever ahown her
will contain aa much human Intereat
In every reel aa "The Iron Claw." Full
announcement of the picture will be
made In a few daya.
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PARAMOUNT THEATRE
Preliminary Will Start at 8:15
O'clock Matsuda to Meet
Jim Poulos.
PLEXDID ATTRACTION
AT KI,KM Al DITORH M
Lover of vaudeville, singing an I
dancing are getting full measure of
entertainment out of the program civ-
Quick, Safe Way
to Remove Hairs
Toilet Talk)
Keep a little delatone powder on
your dressing table anil when ugly.
hairy ' growtll
with a little !
water, apply land
hairy surface sir 2
rub: off, wash
hare vanished.
appear, tnake a paste
tha powder and some
pt nnmain on the
r 3 minutes, then
the slllnand the hairs
ThfsJ treatment is
quite harmless and rarely more than
one application is required, but to
avoid disappointment care should be
used to buy the real delatone. Adv.
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'ALL THIS WI
AND THEm
MILITARl
MAIDS
Matinee 5c and 10c
Night 10c and 20c
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The stage Is set for the two big
wrestling matches at the Paramount
theatre tonight. . A large mat was
placed on the stage this afternoon and
other final details completed for the
event, the first part of which, the pre
liminary, will begin about 8:15 o'clock.
There is a lot of Interest being mani
fested and a good crowd is looked
for.
All the four wrestlers who will go
on tonight are In the city. Jim Pou
los, the Greek, arrived last night to
gether with "Matty" Matsuda, the lit
tle Japanese, who will go on In the
preliminary instead of Mexican Joe.
Con Albright, who had a match in
Raleigh last night, arrived on the 9:20
train this morning. Matsuda is go
ing on tonight at his own request, tie
hurt his arm in Wilmington last Fri
day night and has not been able to
work since. The laylng-off does not
agree with him at all, now that he Is
In condition again, and yesterday he
made arrangements to take the place
of Mexican Joe. This was perfectly
satisfactory to Promoter Barton as
the Jap Is a much better man than
the Mexican and therefore the mill
will be all the more interesting. The
Mexican is somewhere In the eastern
part or the State.
Dulworth did no training today ex
cept to take a good-walk this morn
ing. He did several miles of road
work yesterday morning but Instead
of working out In the T. M. C. A. In
the afternoon, he . slept for several
hours. Poulos has been working out
In Greensboro and Albright had a
match last night which puts him In
good shape.
The best two falls out of three will
decide the mill tonight. The "strangle
hold will be barred, but everything
else can be used. It has not been
decided as yet who will referee" the
match. Mr. Barton said this morning
that he would try to have some local
man take the Job.
Wrestling fans are urged to ho on
hand promptly at 8:15 tonight as Pou
los and Matsuda will go on the mat
at mat time. Tickets can be obtain
ed at O'Hanlon's drug store.
LOSS BY THE FIRE AT
SPRAY ABOUT $75,000
RtoneVlllA. XTnrh 99 Ol. :k.
Started yesterday In- a IiipIi,-,i..
about eleven o'clock In ' Bpray . waa
checked about 1 o'clock with the result
01 one enure oiock being destroyed.
The proprietor of the barber Bhop
aald he left a small oil stove -burning
aa he usually did and only went down
to th TioTt atnr fn nn..m
the fire was discovered by someone on
me nrai noor, una snop wan on the
second floor. When flrat discovered
the Are had rained such headw-.y that
stopping- it was imposslhio unt.i th
whole block was burned, '"hlch was. the
largest business block In the toivi,.
The firemen and hone from the cotton
ml. were uaed and that la - I
saved the entire town. Those burn vt
out were: Mr. S. H. Smith, confectlo i
ery and aoft drinks: Meaara. Maf n
Brothers, drv irnnrta- Mr r T. .k
ertaon. retail grocery, and The Ru3e-
ra xiaroware ana implement Cotm .
pany. The entire loss is estimated.' at
17S nftn
Most of the property was hei 'y fin
aured. The block burned wan Muiost
BlMk" kn0Wn M "He&r
COMPLAINTS AGAINST
NIGHT MAIL SERVICE
A number of complaints are being
registered against the, mall service
into Winston-Salem at night, by both
traveling men and business men of
the city, who read the large northern
papers. On an average of twice each
week, the mall from the North, due
to arrive In Winston-Salem at 7:40
o'clock, Is late. Sometimes it gets In
on the 11:40 train and then again It is
next morning before cltlxens and pa
trons of local hotels are able to get
their papers and other mall from the
North.
Propretors of news-stands state that
the present service Is great Incon
venience for them. They not only
lose a neat sum of money, but they
have numbers of papers left on their
hands that have to be returned to the
northern publishers. Traveling men
depend a sreat deal on the newspa
pers from their home towns as a
method of spending the evening.
When the papers do not arrive until
the next morning, they are not pur
chased for when the "knights of the
grip" finish the day's work, It Is al
most time for the papers of that day
to arrive.
It Is understood that the news deal
ers of the city are considering pre
paring a petition and presenting It to
the proper authorities. At any rate
It is hoped to arrange so that a town
of the size of Winston-Salem will be
able to get mall from the North and
especially the papers on the day
mailed.
MR. HEMtY J. LGK DIKS
NEAR KAHMINOTOIV, AGED 84
Henry J. Lee, an honored cltlsen of
Davie county, died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. IL K. Sparks, at th ag
of eighty-four years and some month.
Altho he had been afflicted with
Bright' disease for a number of yean,
he was confined to his bed only a few
days when the end peacefully came.
He was a great lover of out-door life
and was out walking around about the
home and farm moat of the time when
the weather would permit. He Joined
the church early In youth and lived a
consistent Christian life. Altho he was
aged and somewhat Infirm, he contin
ued to attend the church service every
time possible. The deceased Is surviv
ed by three children, Meadames H. K.
Sparks, W. L. Butner and Mr. Willian
Lee. The funeral services were held
by Rev. J. F. McCuiston. Interment
was In the Macedonl
N0.
Superintendent R. II. Latham, of th
city schools. Is arranging to have Col.
Jacob Kemple, of Utlca, N. T., deliver
several lectures to the students of the
different schools on the United States
Navy. Mr. Kemple, who Is an orator
and humorous writer, arrived la the
city yesterday and will be here until
after Monday. He has been making
lectures alone this line for some time
land has been warmly received in ev-
ery city. This morning h talked for
fifty-five minutes to the, children at
the West End school. One would have
thought It a political meeting. Boys
and girls made the building ring with
their choers and were reluctant about
letting Colonel Kemple stop talking
when he Anally did. Superintendent
Latham said that while the speaker
was on the floor for fifty-five minutes,
It did not seem longer than thirty.
Colonel Kemple likes North Caroli
na. On Tuesday he will go Into Vir
ginia for a few days on business, but
hopes to return to this State later.
"I'm always assured of three squares
and a flop In this State," he said this
morning. He was Induced to visit
North Carolina by Mr. Charles Fra
iler, now a prominent soap man of
Norfolk and formerly a business man
of Charlotte. Three years ago Colonel
Kemple was In Quantanamo, Cuba. By
special arrangement with Admiral
Badger he went aboard the United
States battleships in winter quarters
there and delivered addresses on the
most prominent features of American
history. There were 20,000 American
sailors there at that time. He had the
same arrangement with , Admiral
Fletcher this winter, but when the
fleet went south. Colonel Kemple was
suffering with la grippe In Norfolk
It was then that Mr. Frazler prevailed
upon him to travel thru North Carolina
and doliver lectures at the schools
and colleges.
Colonel Kemple' says that in every
town In the South he has visited he
has been treated with courtesy, hospi
tality and Coca-Cola.
His loctures are delivered In his own
way. He does not present them as
most speakers that talk along the lines
of preparedness do. He has a style
that Is all his own, and this style has
made him a great favorite in several
towns in North Carolina. Prof. Booker,
of the University of North Carolina,
said recently at the conclusion of one
of Colonel Kemple's addresses: "lou
have como to us like a refreshing
spring breebe after all tha doctrines
we have had on preparedness." The
remarks were made- while Prof, Booker
was thanking the speaker on behalf of
the school.
Superintendent Latham has arranged
to have Colonel Kemple speak to the
students of the high school on Monday
morning and will try to arrange for
him to address other schools during
that day.
MKK
ClemrooJfVM
evenlngJMarch
at Clejnmons P
Schoefl a mttuVf'K of
busilless meiof Clem
to Jllscuss1 iral ltUlt9.
rged lb ajtffnd thla m
thtnslvl,i about th'
fareaMr subject.
ttt Pit is la of Mi
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will be-Wlil
and tfilgh
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feryoociy
g and In
mportatft
specialist
ts. Raleigh,
eetii
o leadThe discussion.
come expictlng to
as. " An opportunity
ormlng a Credit and
Savings Union, I which the children
takeVn Important part.iThe meeting
Is calHd for 7:30 VclocTc, and all are
urged t
SCHOOL CLOSING AT,
, PLEASANT RIDGE
The Pleasant Ridge school will close
Saturday, March 2Sth, with an old-time
exhibition. Kxerolsea will begin JiV
8:80 p. m. by the school. At 8:30 p. m.
the Jr. O. U. A. M. of Brookstown will
present the school with a flag and
Bible. At 7:30 the main program by
th school will be rendered.
HEALTH AND INCOME.
Both Kept Up on Scientlflo Food.
Good, sturdy health helps one a lot
to maker money. With "the loss of
health one's Income Is liable to shrink,
If not entirely dwindle away.
When a young 'lady has to make
her own living, good health Is her heat
asset. . ; f A !-
"I are alone In fthe wdTld,," writes
a Chicago girl "dependent oa my own
efforts for m living. L ani a clerk,
and thru close application to work
and a froardlng-hduse diet, fl became
nervou and got sio bad'offilt waif al
most irnposgible for me td keen up
In the jDfflcj. j 1 7 -
"A Mend RlllrraKtnrI In ma IhoMHoo
of tryibg jrape-Hutsffood which 1
did, making it a large fcartfof atj least
two mefUs h day. 1 j I.
l oaaar t am free nrom dysbeDsta
and 'tc alia of an overworked and im
properly Nourished briln and bddy. To
'!rar--Nuts I oweHh recovery of my
health, and the ability to Retain my
position and Income:" "Thete's a Rea
son." Name given by Poatum Co.,
Battle Creek, Mich. .
Ever read the above letter A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest. (Advt.)'
Bell-ans
Absolutely
T. 1 J l
indigestion, un&pflckage
proves it 25c at alldruggists.
Petto
TO ONE 6F THOSE HAND
SOME OTRIPES WE ARE
1 f
showing and selling
thesedays.
Oijr Stock Is
nnmnlptp
yumiJiuiu
AND MANY froUNG MEN
ARE BUYING NOf. LET
UjS SHOW YDUfui WEEK.
It Pays tcill the
Arroy
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HEALTH CONTEST IN
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Man and Wife Stand 50-50 at
Time of Finishing Fourth,
Bottle of Tanlac.
Tanlac Is responsible for a novel
race for rngainea nraun ana nappi-
ness in tho Luther household, 412 Wa
cliona street, this city.
At the time Mr. ylllUm Luther and
his wife, Pearl Lither, finished tho
fourth bottlo of Ttkfilac between them
the score was atie. ,
Whilo Mrs. LUlher has been going
at top notch spd toward the goal of
life's material dbniforts she has been
unable to gain fa Blngle point on her
husband.
Tls true that the wlfo leads In the
weight race ifche having gained four
and a half potinds to Mr. Luther's two
pounds but nhe husband so far loads
in the otheir1 dupartment of the race
regained appetite and sleep.
Therefor they stand today SO-Cfl.
"We are both In tho pink of condi
tion r.Kahj," Mr. Luther and his wlfo
united in telling the" Tanlac Man.
"Just i short time ago," the hus
band continued, jl wiiis lu a run-down
conditio. I susTered, loss of appetite
and from lnsoifinla."
"And I," broke In Mrs. Luther, "suf
fered stomaoh 411s that came from Im
proper digestion. J.ike Mr. Luther, 1
suffered from sleeplessness and loss of
appetite The Htfle time I did sleep
found me experiencing fretful dreams."
"Not so now,"! man and wife again
chorused: "Thanks to Tanlac, matters
have changed." e "While I have gained
two and a half pounds more than my
husband, he has bested me in the oth
er end of our faoo tor regained health
and happiness," Mrs. Lutlier said. "Wt
are both in tho pink of condition, nut
Mr. Luther Is enjoying a little better
sleep than I am. The difference ts not
much, for I am sleeping better than 1
have been In years, and I hope to
catch up with him, soon In this depart
ment. We are even on the eating part,
as be and I have about the same good,
hearty appetite."
"We combine;' In cheerfully recom
mending Tanlao to suffering men and
women, especially to man and wife,
for we feel they will derive the same
enjoyment- that Is ours In our Inter
esting health race."
This highly endorsed and nationally
favored reconstructive tonic appetiz
er, blood purifier and Invlgorant is
sold only in the Twin-City by O'Han
lon. Tanlac's special adaption to the
needs of the stomach classes it at this
spring season the tonic that nearly ev
ery man and woman, Is In need of.
(Advt.)
THIS DATK IV HISTORY,
1787 French troops captured Trieste,
most Important seaport of Austria.
1815 Treaty of Oenna signed; Bel
glum waa given to Holland, and Ital
ian provinces were restored to Aus
tria. 1815 American sloop Hornet cap
tured British brig Peguln, ending the
war of 1812.
1854 Commodore Perry, tT. 8. N-,
makes commercial treaty with Japa
nese Emperor.'
1863 Returns to U. S. war depart
ment showed that, to this date, the
deserters from the Union army num
bered 125,000.
1871 Olrlbaldl elected Oeneral-lni
Chief In France.
1877 Execution of Mormon bishop.
John D. Lee, for Inpllcatlon In manna
ore of emigrants at Mountain Meadow
en route to California.
1885 Riot, headed by Louis Rlel.
broke out among half-breeds In Bas
katchewan. 1914 BattleRhlp Oklahoma w
launched at Camden, N. J.
- 1915 China agreed to consult Japan
before making foreign financial, pollt.
cal and Industrial arrangements In
South Manchuria.
1915 The war: Allied troops land
ed at Oalllpoll peninsula. Germans In
Ghent executed 17 Belgians as spies.
Russians forced to withdraw from
territory they captured In East Prus
sia. .' -
Congressman R. L. Doughton and
Miss Doughton were here a short
time last evening en route from their
home at Sparta to Washington.
GRANDS
QUALITY : MEnMEATfflEIOEATjjpj
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Dave You Made Ths Test of Your Corsi
Do ynu fl occasloul languor, Urtmula of listless.
ness, inwtmuueni iniugestion, an Intense relief at the
moment oi uncorsetii
if you reel these Symptoms you are developing- a
premature matronly tflcjate, sacrificing health for
fashion.
Women who wear MODARTS never feel these
warnings. For the Designer of MODART Cornets is
generally conceded to be the foremost corset designer
lu the world.- Every smart effect he creates must
also meet his approval as an anatomist. So, If you
seek to Improve your figure if you seek to gain new
grace of carriage if you seek to promote your health
and comfort and at the same time conform with pre
vailing styles then we urge you to have a trial (it-ting.
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