Island of Surprise shines at Empire with Brady tale
The Vita graph Blue Ribbon feature The Island of Surprise airs at Empire tonight with 7 30 and 9 20 showings. Rev Cyrus Townsend Brady is cited as a famous author and screenwriter with a strong body of work. Cast includes Dorothy Arden Eleanor Woodruff and Julia Swayne Gordon supported by William Courtenay Chas Kent. A Captain Jack character completes the bill along with orchestra music. Ten cents admission.
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Dorothy Arden
Eleanor Woodruff
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Island of Surprise
Vitagraph
Empire Tonight
Brady
Sthits
Miss Whodlum
Wm. Courtes
Julia Swayne Gordon
Chas. Kent
Jack Comely
Stuart Fakes Time In Naming Judge
Information from Winchester shows Governor Henry Carter Stuart will delay appointing a successor to Judge Thomas W. Harrison on the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit bench until after November. Harrison has resigned effective October 1 to run for Congress and will be replaced by interim presiding judges across the circuit. Harrison recently returned from a rest at Atlantic City.
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Winchester
Henry Carter Stuart
Stuart
Thomas W. Harrison
Seventeenth Judicial Circuit
Virginia
Stuar
Harrison
Congress
James Hay
Court of Claims
Atlantic City
Virginia Apples Lead The U S In 1916 Production
Virginia and West Virginia head the 1916 apple output with large wine sap and yellow Newtown pippin crops. State totals include 911,000 barrels of wine sap and 383,000 of yellow Newtown pippin, with Virginia also boosting York Imperial and Stayman forecasts. Miss Frances Peyton Taylor visits Miss Mary Louise Glass at Opequon.
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Washington
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Atlantic
Pacific
Middle West
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Frances Peyton Taylor
Mary Louise Glass
Opequon
Isaac Glass Dies in Clarke County Virginia
Funeral held for Isaac Glass 68 at Berryville Presbyterian Church with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. He was son of Louis Glass, survived by son George Glass daughter Mrs. W. T. Chamblin brother George Glass clerk of the Clarke County Circuit Court and sister Miss Harriet Louisa Glass.
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Isaac Glass
Clarke County
Presbyterian Church
Berryville
H. M. Moffett
Charlestown
W. Va
Green Hill Cemetery
Glass
Louis Glass
George Glass
W. T. Chamblin
Harriet Louisa
Gleaves Family To Winter In Capital
Mrs Gleaves wife of Rear Admiral Albert Gleaves U S N and her daughter Miss Evelina Gleaves will leave Newport after six summers to visit friends in Sag Harbor and Long Island before arriving in Washington on October 1 to winter. The elder daughter in Washington will join them for the season and they will lease a furnished house there.
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Washington
Washington Sunday Star
Hughes Accepts Winchester Post After Leaving Sunday
Mr. John W. Hughes left Sunday for Winchester to accept a position there according to the Harrisonburg Independent.
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John W. Hughes
Winchester
Harrisonburg
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