The Abilene Daily Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 21, 1918 Page: 8 of 8
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If you have nny books you would like to contribute to a
pooil cause the entertainment of our soldier boys do-
posit the books nt CAMPBELL'S store this week. The
eonimittce -will collect and forward them the first of
next week. Fiction Adventure Travel History Bl
ogrnphy hiid popular Science books Will be appreciated
by the committee. Ho sure to bring the books this
week.
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Manhattan Shirts have Afaya fulfilled every service
demanded of high graje; pcrfeetly-mado shirts. The
wonderful display offspring patterns just received are
remarkably Smart M their new bright colorings and
different pattensj
Particularly goJr MANHATTAN SHIRTS at- $2.60
Other Shirts jt.25 to ?10.00
MANHATTAN SOFT COLLARS at 25c
THURSDAY
Little Mary McAlistcr
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Young Mother Hubbard
also a Screen Fan Entitled
"The Bride"
and a Travelogue
FRIDAY
Pearl White
IN THE NEW PATHE SERIAL
"THE HOUSE OF HATE"
With ANTONIO MORENO
PEARL WHITE is probably the most popular of all the pho-
toplay stars in the world. She is supreme as a serial heroine.
Her name is identified with dash with daring deeds. Her re-
cord is unique her every picture has been n triumph. There
is no one like her. She is wonderful. Ladies Free at Matinee
Friday afternoon and .Saturday Morning we will give a
Special School Childrens Matinee at which all school chil-
dren will be admitted FREE to see this wonderful serial
On tho Samo Program a Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature
HARRY MOREY and GLADYS LESLIE in
"HIS OWN PEOPLE"
An Unusual love drama of Irish Life. Also a "Comedy.
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TTHO CAX EQUAL THIS RECORD.
Tha Reporter has been furnished tha
following article which wo gladly pub-
lish; "Qn the 3rd day of this month Mar.
3rd. 1918 John Surles Sr. and wife
WrB. JL B. Surlds colebrated their
60th wedding anniversary. Thoy have
both bcn living In Texas about 65
yeura. They have four living child
Profs. J. H. Surles ana M- I:.
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Surles of Putnam: Mrs. B. U Russell bama and left for dead. But JUBt about
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nf Ilalrd. nnd Mrs. C. C. Andrews
Atwell Texas. They have twenty-four
grandchildren and twenty-one great
grandchildren. They havo ono nephew
In tho army In France two grandchil-
dren In the training camp and' thrco
grandchildren registered and have
stood their examination and all pass-
ed and awaiting their call.
'"Grandpa Surles- as ho is usually
eallod. in In his 83rd year. Grandma
is In nor 80th year. Grandpa served
nearly four years in tno soutnorn ar-
my in 1861. Ho was shot down on the
battlefield lato ope evening in Ala
nrlr whlln hn was fllowlv bloedlDK to
death there came along a young man
In an ambulance ana picxeu mm up
and carried him to hid fntlior's home
gavo him water dressed his wounus
and cared for him until ho was ablo to
trnvnl Ho has been paying taxes in
Texas for more than CO years; has
tilled; tho soil for moro man w yoars
and works every day now In tho field
and garden. He has led church music
for more than CO yoars and can sing
well today. Ho novor swore nu oatn
In tils llfo; nevor danced a set In his
Hfn nml !in nnVH hn never told a man
a ll'o In his llfo; tmys ho never had tho
hcadacho in hlB nioanu no. Bays u ne
has had a pain In his body of any klad
In fifty years ho has no knowledgo ot
It now. Ho owes no man a dollar.
Bleeps well eats regular batbeB two
or throo times a week; reads his Bl-
blo haB been a Baptist worker for
moro than DQ years and he Bays there
Is nothing Rood In him; that it Is
through the goodnoas of God alono that
ho has been permitted to bnjoy all of
thoso blessings."
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FOR ANOTHER TERM
By Tho Associated Press.
DALLAS March 21. James Callan
of Menard was re-elected president of
tho Texas Cattle Raisers' Association
boro today. ...... l'EAHL WHITE IN NEW
Callan was elected for his third term sKitlAT
by acclamation. E B. Splller secre-
tary; A. C. Williams assistant secre-
tary and S. B. Burnett treasurer were
re-elected. Tho noxt convention city
and data of meeting was left to tho
executive city
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West in three parts.
"Drv Goods and DaBMlDeeds
A roaring 2iiartL-KO Com-
edy feature. Some Show to-
day. Don't miss it
froplhe trenches
Tanor sergt tsonon
'ounded three times
IcL gassed twice. He car
ries all his credentials and
will tell you all about it.
A good War Picture has
also been secured for the occasion.
"Tho House of Hato." In which It
is announced this charming star will
be seen beginning Friday at tho Lyric
theatre with Antonio Moreno tho
dark and debonair son of Spain who
Is ao popular among tho fair sex.
This Is tho first' time these famous
nlnvera have anneared tOEethcr anu
tho first time Mr. Moreno hao ovor
been seen in a continued pnotopiay.
Thrt nintiirn has a. mvatorv which IB
mnrn Interesting because it 1b moro
deeply Interwoven In tho plot than
any former serial.
TJm head of tho houso of Waldon.
for generations makers of munitions
receives this mysterious note: ''Make
way for tho true waiaon Dorn oi io
b'st for profit out of blood. I shall
bnuff out your light and rule In your
nlnrn T am fORia to Claim my OWH.
Whn and wnat IB mis inyaieriuuo
nnrf nwfni man or la it a man? who
vnu-! vengeance unon the house oi
a'niiinn nnd imon the beautiful girl
Aim thrnutrh the violent death of her
father becomes ita head. That Is tha
nupsHnn nvervone who sees this sor
ini win rr1. This man's attempts
jo destroy Pearl and throw suspicion
an the man sho loves ana nera io ae-
fend herself bring a thrill in every
icene and a climax at tho end of each
episode.
I mt (pc atimiuea tree ui uminicc r-
lay afterpoon and special free matl-
aee for school children next Saturday
norning.
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GREATER VITAGRAPH PRESENTS
Alice Joyce-Harry Morey
with an All-Star Cast in
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has even greater power as' a photodrama than as stage production. ' Tense with the thrill
of outraged womanhood battling single-handed against the Society that has exploited her it
strikes at the very roots of the tangled junglo of iniquity that we call our social system. And
the remarkable Vitngraph Cast headed by Ali'eo Joyce mid Harry Morey supported by
Adole de Garde Biltie Billings Anders Randolf Walter MeOn.il IJobert Quillnrd ami other
favoritts makes tliis a drama of all-absorbing interest with a message that wil live in your
memory alwnyn.
Also a Fox Sunshine Comedy
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Friday Goldwyn Presents
MAE MARSH in
"THE CINDERELLA MAN'
Also "THE FIGHTING TRAIL"
Saturday "Jack and the Bean Staik"
Goldwyn picture 'The Cinderella
Man" from Oliver Morosco's famous
stago success by Edward Cbilds Car-
penter at the R. & R- Queen theatre
Friday.
The wistful appeal of Mae Marsn
lipown wherever motion pictures are
shown finds remarTtaMe opportunity
in the strong human interest buu-
tions of Mr. Carpenter's moving story.
r.rinrt Taner. an American girl
living in Italy. Is the heroine of "The
Cinderella Man" the na.w uoiayyu
uiorrino vehicle of Mao Aarsh Her
mnthir Vina tnr omB vears been liv
ing apart from her husband Morris
Caner who la one of me moai iu-
erful capitalists operating in New
vnrk'ft financial district and vhen
iUer mother dies Marjorle Is sent over
to America to meet a tatner sne q
never known before.
She finds him a gruff millionaire
uvlng to life of A bachelor in a great
mansion with but three friends his
lawyer. Romney Evans; bis pbysle-
she shall marry a young fortune
hunter whom she Innocently has
brought home with her from Italy.
Only the three old friends will other
wise. TJiey conspire 10 grainy ner
desire for romance and at the same
time marry her off to some one who
deserves to get her.
AT THE OEM Pit! DAY.
Alma Rubens In "Tno Gown of Pes.
Uny MotIo Shows Men Going
"Over The Top.
Some of the most elaborate battle
scenea ever recorded by the motion
picture camera with the possible ex-
ception of "shots" actually made at
the front are shown in the Triangle
play. "The Gown of Destiny" starring
Alma Rubens at Gem theatre Friday.
Tht8 play was adapted from Barl Per
Riggers' Saturday Evening Post story
"Each According to His Gifts."
A French village was built at Hart
five hundred soldiers were used n-
this scene half German and the re-
Britlsb. In capturing the German trench
wonderful picture of No Man's U'
is Bhown barbed wire entanglement.
iinrlsnnnA tnnnhlnn trims and ai
Some wonderful lighting effects i
ob tallied by Director Reynolds In IW
night stuff and Inejuentaiiy a
Culver City was kept awake tor t
nights by the explosion of mined i
trench mortars to' say nothing wf '
continuous "spit" "spit" "spit" f ""
machine guns- The allies are "
going "over the lop." through '
barbed wire entanglements an4 iri
the Roche lines.
Mae Marsh the quaint star of the
screen will appear la her third
'""'" "v ' ;i.... S;n!iiiii. Triangle's l.S0-acre ranch in
Xra eTmlcTannoe.Uhe Santa JIS' Shi
lie la quite indifferent to bis daugh-st of approximately $S.M0. Tbl
ifShl? anxious for her to be village s an exact duplies m -of a
married off that she may not ij ""rr Vri .11
him. He lg even wflung orinana mai j "'" -
J.U RESERVES CALLED
MANZANILLO Mexico March 21
Many Japasase from all parts ot SU-
teo ar concentrating here and at ol '
efi Paelfic coast ports awaiting te"
er to tuke them to San Francisco '
tUouh they are reticent about the1
raascus for leaving Mexico It bJ'
been learned that they are answerms
a call to tho colors from their g"
eminent. Reservists also are be"5
Anltn.l ffim tliai pniintrl AS of NOrt
In all ( south and Central America they say
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The Abilene Daily Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 21, 1918, newspaper, March 21, 1918; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth317539/m1/8/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Public Library.