Critics Praise The Disciple At Empire Tomorrow
Critics praise The Disciple starring William S. Hart and directed by Thomas H. Ince. The film features Western scenery and a minister with a magnetic presence who converts a frontier town, with showings tomorrow at the Empire alongside Secret of Submarine.
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Triangle Menage
Thomas H. Ince
William S. Hart
New York
Hart
Ince
Chicago
Philadelphia
Dmpire
New York Herald
Evening Post
H. Ince
New York Tribune
William 8
New York Press
Evening Sun
W. S. Mart
Evening World
S. Barrett McCormick
William 58
Winchester Society Guests Attend Faulkner Ball at Boydville
A large turnout from Winchester plans to motor to Martinsburg for the master ball at Boydville hosted by former Senator and Mrs. Charles James Faulkner. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Green with Miss Eleanor Eysten, Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd and Mr. Thomas B. Byrd, Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Gore with Miss Elise Oldham, Miss Hyslop, and Mr. George Barrie, among others.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Charles James Faulkner
Boydville
Melvin Green
Eleanor Eysten
Charlestown
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Thomas B. Byrd
Walter T. Gore
Elise Oldham
James L. Harriman
Rosemont
Clarke County
Hyslop
George Barrie
Local Social Notes From Stony Mead Area
Miss Emma Magruder of Nowata Oklahoma visits her mother at Stony Mead en route to a position at an Epispal School in Cuba. Others departing include Miss Bettie Crawford to Atlantic City and Miss Carey Russell to Philadelphia. several families and visitors noted in the Stony Mead area with move dates and travel plans.
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Emma Magruder
Nowata, Okla
Stony Mead
Magruder
Cuba
Mrs Sibert Returns to Hampshire County for Winter
Mrs J W Sibert, after several days at her city home, has returned to Hampshire county West Virginia where she maintains a Capon river bungalow. She recently completed an extended motoring trip through West Virginia Pennsylvania and Maryland.
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J. W. Sibert
Hampshire County
W. Va
Capon River
TyArtagnan in Empire stage tale of court intrigue
The story follows a fiery provincial youth who joins the King's Musketeers. Queen Dorothy Dalton faces Cardinal Richelieu's malice after diamond necklace studs go missing. D Artagnan recovers the studs, foiling the Cardinal and restoring the Queen's necklace before the royal ball.
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TyArtagnan
Ince
Triaggle
Empire Tonight
Provinces
King's Musketeers
Dorothy Dalton
Cardinal Richelieu
Dun Buckingham
Vane
D'Artagnen
D’artagnan
Miladi
Tanlac Promises Big Health Boost for Norfolk Man
An enthusiastic Norfolk reader reports Tanlac made him feel 20 years younger after three bottles. He suffered constipation indigestion and nervousness and says the medicine rebuilt his strength. He advises others with stomach kidney or liver complaints to try Tanlac at local drugstores Miller's Drug Store Winchester and Charles Blemcone Jerryville.
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Mr. N. Turney
Holt Street
Norfolk
Tanlac
Miller’s Drug Store
Winchester
Charles Blemcone’s
Jerryville
Great Celebration in Kirby Montana Captivates Town
The Fourth of July festivity in Kirby Montana drew a large crowd greeted by Mayor Garnet Carter. The day featured many games and sports, with town decorations organized by Carter and a large pavilion dance at night. Carter is the son of the late Dr. Carter of Woodstock Virginia, and his wife was formerly Miss Charlotte Owner of Winchester.
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Jack Zeigler
Ardmore
Helen Shelmire
BE. Virginia Smith
Hotel Jack
Zeigler
Hardin
Montana
Kirby
State
Garnet Carter
Carter
Woodstock, Va
Charlotte
Winchester
Roanoke Western Union Manager Speaks to Local Winemakers
Roanoke office manager F. J. Terrell of the Western Union Telegraph Company visited Winchester with a group of business men. He spent time at the Winchester office and addressed young winemakers on subjects they call Fundamentals 1 and 2.
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Roanoke
Winchester
F. J. Terrell
Western Union Telegraph Company
Toll notice for Valley Turnpike August 1916 to September 1917
Valley Turnpike Co announces yearly tolls will be issued for pleasure wagon travel during August for the period September 1, 1916 to September 1, 1917. Shirley Carter, Director. August 2, 201.
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Valley Turnpike
Shirley Carter
Director Valley Turnpike Co
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