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Arizona republican., 1915-01-07
Of Local Interest

Water service report for Jan 66 Elevations of water in reservoir,
Arizona republican., 1915-01-07

q. Townsville, proprietor of the Viii Hams Drug company, is in ProeniX this week on business.
 MARlAR IN TODAY-Wm Marian of Flagstaff. representatives, elect from Coconino county. will reach the city today for the coming session of the legislature
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14

Barry NeEro-AHy eoiorcd man ar
rested
EaEiascr-Th- rzAa Who gets bian-
- for = railroad accident (See
proh~1
Csertt~rzan BnrEiar-A thief with a
collar. fsse Rariss1
Joy Hste-W'hAE prseedss an auto
r1osgte aecffsat- (Sss broksFl
Loo.-Gooes soana r. = "a; n Har-
frrr
NFiforairs-A mar who Owls hiF
ovu bone. fsss divorced
so@~shsnE ina; f. thwarted-
tsse solt1
Pretty Gsri-Azy female
Scsrsy Atsi-~-whzt people escape
frp-- bur-irE baiidinEs Ia
StsGth-A detective Ia the head
tsnss.
Society L~sAe--A woman who re-
srr-- from Europe.
Tuersy-sosr Hogrs=Th~ period n
-hieh ere police expect 90 catch the
Eurderer.-PucS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14
FORM BIRD CLUB
HERE IN THE FALL
ptsss fsr Orznnizafioa Csasx~s ~
Ihat ChlidFsa NAY BE
fntsrsstsd-
HavE TrvtoE ArDrE0S socnTT
rrs,.et Discussed az TAira q ssriss
afLscfurss BY r. n wusss az
thr Liaroln -chooL

Meeting OF BIRD lovers as LiacaIe
scsssl .ass svezinE 81 ths thiF9 % tss
ans Fersa b. B1rtis - Wusoz C.
g~.ssea tsat mere e. q good rEeisGs
49, fss f1ruaasi8u % q society % -
.4.Fa - Fs- Rock tslasF Bird club.
ffses-r-r ere lnuseisfs forrzatise. %
sas e..s sas bees possDoseG sstil fair.
a. ereers a. get belGE Eaas1 @ BE-
- sas eeHerssgs % o1taios % tk7ss
ss-s@as aat tes rscoGmss9ati1a %
~ VEsaF f1 eats s~ect. ~ a tscsErs
..re-a before ere Waeaan's es15 some
ras ass By usra,t naYrss % yert-
f-a S. III. Mr Wusoa VAS nlate traz-
se-asT serstGrst ~ tss E9Vsmsas to-
vart fa- erEasfzsti9e % q BIRD sss9T
..fss rs BE- sHfiaFet win ere Nafterat
E.f.Hes fssee.afiec-
rFHrtr.r- riaas were ozstlssf tsss
s9-atsE ts was tHsgEsf 90 make ths
sl4l 54rr.F local le caafsetFss 60 esve
Or Zee aatr purpose ere taetteE 10
III ere eesFs teachers Or ere rahrsr
s4H#aIs are rse.EE fT ere interest," o.
Hlrf Ffer-efer a s6rt 90 Igaier Na1-
sBsa society VIII be- fsru~f bsfErs
rfgen act enc sa.dfrss r-seef fs active
a-as~Fsats f7 ere parrss o-Ezsizs-
sar
WIN seeeof tsrs fsr ere s-asoe 90
s=4rfr AL 70 close VITA ere seaFterfsE
NJ etev ea Vacations. q. oges.f be trar-
5a-e4ee sF Fals tiGe 90 engage te &C.
eve preparation. bgt .a ta= rsIt STEPS
WI 81 FsEes r1 smsfsaEstr ere srrss-
n-rr ~ an Interested ~ Mccall
1sf s Har.aa carrying ere ree1uafer-
fs-.a EgaF garres society ee t9ru-.t.
T1 esaa-ge- activities later. taeigts
rs- seBsoE eeafrer saf 90 f.stssr ger
srs' BIRD sFstT sst br9tsetf7r. % was
leas H1ls.v carried
sEfszas from LagEfr,t7u's besgEifst
serH rfs Of Passage were rre.s.
ell lr wr Wtsaa ts ere commencement
~ H.s aHg on ere migratory tatsss
m Erfs raaEfrrf10. t- Dts poem.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14
K. OF C. ENDORSE
WILSON'S STAND
u. n. sexton and J. J. Mccarthy Have
Returned from Grand Lodge
In Decatur.

- - Sexton and :. J. Mccarthy.
EspreseatlnE Allogez e1uHel. Rock Is
lad. aaa Robert Rank and J. = Co
buru % Leo eoaucil. Moline. have re
turned from Decatur where they have
bs~u attending che grand lodge meet
irE % the EniEhts % Columbus The
state sessions we're held May u. -
ard q. delegates arriving home last
eFeuiuF.
No local men Werc placed on com
r1iters or received any state once. but
enc representative we're exceedingly
busy durfnE the thrce days they spent
60 Decatur.
QasstiOas % national importance
we're discussed Principal among such
steps Was the drafting % strong reso-
iatioss erdarsius President Wilson in
his guidance % the nation through the
present crisis and eOmmcudins him for
enc wisdom % his acts thus far. The
document urged AL 90 ttAuG b. the
executive a. this crucial period OF our
history.
me tex; o. the resolution adopted
10 as follows.
ne illfno!s state council % the
EaiEhta % Columbus. representing a.
900 citizras % this state. Ga convention
assembled iu thr city uf Decatur. III.
on the Itth and 18th % Aiay. 1918. de-
F.ruus os expFcssius ltE appreciation
1f the gravity % che situation con
fr5rfiuE oar country 90 the present
Elr-. transmit this message % loyalty
Co Fuu arG give thF assurance that
afatrVrr action y1u and your advisers
.r tEr.r wisdom may deem aIFiEabir
CO. take t0 preserve the honor and dig
atty % che nafina viii meet vlth an
qualified support ot an knights % Co
l1aheF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14

sa1t Do. sE1grs shsE 10 gaferst8od tfr
esssrr 30 Bird travel ard iH tse sE-
retsfse t.r ~ verse aeafrt. che ar1uj-
edge ~ ere e-rfaas5FfsE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14

All ss-ss~s at &c s;=s-TssArEs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14
ANDALUSIA.

The Ladies' Cemetery association
met AZ the home % Irs. Charles Bur
E1ync Monday afternoon 90 make ar
ranrcmenis for the dinner 20 be served
Decoration day. The proceeds from
the dinner 30 20 the cemetery fund
Mr.. and Mrs Frank % Rock Island
visited sunday AZ the home % their
parents. Mr. and Mrs William Roe.
George and Norma Herbert. Jose
phiue Simmons. NeTnie Dunlap. Nellie
Hass and Bessie wilkins went 20
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14

. satt 30. ss1s~s thst 10 uafrrst6od the
esssrr ~ Bird travel ard Dol ttF exc
tsfr Or ~ verse ac6frt. che arrows O.
edge at ere e-rttaa.5Efst
Eirss Ksturu Earlier.
Because af ere favorable season she
bsrEs have eaer fr1m ere saGta much
earlier fl.s year rasE 's eoaa1C. Esri-
Fsirs BT5rE srrs Esrs seeks before t9r
esEst date f1r appearance or u1al1
seen frsf tsFrr ts sr understood meth
% sF departure Cor iE has bF~s ohsFFv-
ct teat e1f1rtrs OF b5Fts went a1rts-
ward az practically Err same date year
ssErr year Far sasfsHeT tfF. Wi5Eaa
sss rat-1 OF ere esE ~ MsF for gFariT
g. years ere eararE ~ fhe eight EauE.
t.ass Saturday at dusk BE- again saa n
species as Tsarf sVrrGr amt EEa-
FreeEH street GstFt@1Fr orioles. scar
t-F ssriEFrs. wood rrUrFs nearly ale
ways arrive April zs TaF meadow
tsre srt sGesr 6-arF varieties trFrrd
on weather egE1isl1es for Sight. but
Gel ere main b.rfs follow a sFs tine.
ssbsr~sstT. for raEratf1r. So -rEsisr
are tGF5r habits tEaf ~FieerF day.
~bfsre baFf day" nfEeF b. aaa~I. che
TiesFrs e1wtsE here 4EfaitigEiF ts1m
ire seesaI t7 tar ffta af April Birds
have been traced ls l1srEeF from che
sagfF t1 Sc. Louis Rock tF5ast. on 90
uzr-ieEt1e aef la Crosse. fsFfErF
Earts. where ta~T snake fEesr bones t1
rrsFieE sFss5s t9 faF big timber. and
ere tire varied taf UEstF- For every
tsree ftsf 81 s6ssE iH enc Water b1F
1rr Bird rrF1rus- This ts due tir
Wser ssaf Co. EraE1ttaa.~ causes
ss~ra bee H-ss ~se1GEsrF much ar-
r.sFrs tr rlEEE tsrEEE1usrs al1EE the
great lakes ast coasts bear ulfr tes-
t@9rT. storms friUaE thr birds
against che structure. tlr t5I often
tr-sE 300 or mHrr Of q tia~ The
electric uE.r towers FEst Grr- we're
located eer~ Erf Fra Davenport ueFe
e s1ereF 81 tFstFuef.1s and other OBJ
ssrseti7es f7 tsFazEa passage cause
macy deaths
rer speed ~ Sore species ~ birds
fs rrasrssble. esfsre sra.rs. as Co
were. csmfeE rtr6aEt ere risas. maxi
fTE 500 90 500 Hftrs Others travel
more tFss4selr. THO t.ss-WtrEsd teal
is swift. rsEleE o. miles sr boar
ID. aH lei r.s.H
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14

Rock Island Saturday TO take the
final examinations Of the eighth grade.
Rev I. z. Ellison has purchased an
automobile and expects 10 continue his
work IN this field this summer.
George Britton OF Rock Island visit
cd relatives here Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. J. d. Kane was boat passen-
ger 20 Rock Island Friday.
James Westbay Of Rock Island visit
ed from Friday till Monday al the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Dunlap.
Miss Dorothy Lee OF Rock Island
was a guest OF Miss Mable Martin from
Wednesday till Saturday.
Miss AIable Granquist OF Moline and
Miss Eta Wilkin OF Rock Island visit
ed az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z
Hockenson Sunday.
Sfrs. John Carlson and son Ralph
spent Sunday in the country at the
home OF Mrs. Ida Carlson.
Miss Louise Burmeister OF Omaha
Is visiting AZ the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Burmeister.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14
GENESEO.

The city c1lncii met So regular SEES
sion Tuesday evening. the full board
being present. The last proposal Of
che g.. g. Z. q r. railroad % build a
tunnel on che west side % College
avenue Instead us widening che street
under che vtafues was re!ertri ty the
c6arclt Nothing bgt a 11-foot open
ing called Cor iu the original plan
uo4td h~ considered 4 paper was
read from ur. e. S. NouuE a. 90 the
aeet o. a public closet for men and
if vas referred 90 q committee. The
GliinF o. tEc twp tie yards was dis
r1ss~d and ordered oiled william
weiss vas app1intet special police az
che canning factory without pay. Ap-
plratiar for pool room Licenses were
made and upon vote if stood four 90
four Mayor g. O. Off cast his vote
against the pool rooms. Richard Hill
bert was appointed Ere warFhai for
one year. ~. GoFscr. a member %
thr Hammond city hospital board. vas
present and frvitrd the council 90
visit the hospital next sunday after
noon az o'clock and look over the
rrw addition bliif rrcFnfiy. and other
Improvement city Attorney r. g.
GREY vas ordered 90 draw up uTdi-
mace fr~ siad1rt under Vail street
ard tts opening - Russell avenue
over the railroad tracks. Tho com
uitter on city building vas directed 90
have the band stand ard benches a.
Cify parry repaired and painted. also
che b1uGiura az thr city pumping sta
ti1n 4 contract has been made WitE
HsaH
grounds uorJh % town. e. g. Martin
vas appointed aup~riutrrt~nt o.
streets and Clark q. Anderson ot No
iir~. pgbfir saEiEerT-
4 stranger vas arrested Wednesday
morning BY Omcrr VauHpusen or
complaint % people ltvinE 10 the vest
part % town. shore he had been look
inz fu wirtous and acting IN a Pc
ruliar manner tie was given hath.
clean shave ard sent out % town
Prom what could b. learned he vas
u1s o. s1uud mind
pr AMI Mrs. J. r West. DT. and
Mrs q T. Wool. and Or ? " kink
are this w~rf attending the state dcu-
cal meeting tn Peoria
=. o. sedEieY % Davenport O. Wis
sting a. thr home % 4. A. SetEiey.
MIS- Mary whitney ana son John %
f.ti~asburE. Wash. are visiting ~ The
hone % thr formers brother in-isvs
ard sister. Hfr and Mrs, l.. = Carbon
The annual meeting % the Non-PaT-
tisan civic league vas held Wednes-
cay afternoon a. che South side school
buitdiuE az = o'clock. The reports %
or GERS arf committees wrrr read and
shey showed that fhis - one % the
live Organizations % thS city. Tho fol-
lowing o1crTs were elected; Mrs. J.
?. sehurernan. president: Mrs. Charles
= Stevens. vice president. Mrs ,. p
uerrer. second wzrd vice president:
Mrs. James Effnry. third ward vice
president. Miss Lucy Mage. fourth
ward vice president: Miss Fanny
Waite. secretary and Mrs. :. D. with
row. treasurer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14

Springfield. Ili.-One thousand mem
bers OF the United Commercial Travel
ers OF Illinois were present at the OPP
ening session OF the annual convention.
The competitive drill between teams
from Chicago. Springfield. Blooming
ton and Decatur will be q feature OF
ske convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14

t~rEHFfaa-e data fF8ea personal OBJ
ssrVatfas were rFeaaatet 81 lfr. VIII
saa. saf ts ~ G6as5= value because %
Gee localized eafgFs- Afv.eF az % what
food t1 provide EEs fsatsTFeE tribe. tGe
szs5ret as trtsf.sE asa bsftsEE fsrii.-
EiFs again were approached Tue sfe-
rea1sieer gave view % e baEafas beach
ssst ts tfrst CD Ekrir seeds. O. has a
easerets basin seq on pillar. fs shall
Gov roe more tsss tw8 ard q hats
tsears az eFeFTr. GgeE ts,asf has a
eFw o. ere sass~s. TIE HORSE home
Stead OF Erersssa e9sHGe has oae
placed e8svenfsesfW scar e tree. che
Pan WFeksit Fsf5 on Twsstfsts street
ess fsefllsa-s fsaE are c1assanstF taxed
sst tfrs. dsesrs co~erF.s sesitsere has
q bssia close 90 FEe Efoaaf nat is
eaea tifr5 ~ sks Birds Wiz frui,
trees asG ssrubs are ssFe kaFboseFs.
ere essss chesrv beisE especially a.
sFsetsvs. Ose sasa Or a. orchard %
ssas essrrtes vii protect tss latter
fraea esoIsstssi8s % fruit.
TIE esrs0eat teEssss % ~ gained
fe rsakfeE q close stzdY % birds vas
trsrcsastiY ssosEhs oct. fs eaiarEes
sstrtsaat EroWtk asd eaEses ons %
view rssurs VITA tks sye % e. artist.
A pteturs was ss0wa % The blue
goose &c t.6zE VssW FsrS wkoss mate
was allied ~ row4tss rsc~nsir. TIE
Bird e q rsrs sesesasa aa4 vaiEabto
AassFatiaa b.sriS sssa. sStFs@siT rare.
Vsfass sE SIS. were destroyed - ths
sane segFce r=sTiassiT.
THs ssat teetgrs VII oeegr neEt
Tesrssav a. o'et6eS 80 Ls=eoiu
scsGet ttr. Wfissa has a pleasing
asznsr % actress. fs tkoFoaEhtT ens-
vsrsazs wfss sis sabise- asf kfs talks
are % f-ssss=sssie vatss 20 Bird tifs
A rsrs ssporssaisy - a1ortisd shs pzb-
tfe o. thss< sp.ssGaf sHpositioes.
An - rsvs al SO IT, A-ru.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14

Neoga. Ill.-Clinton Woods. aged Sc
years, one Of the best known lawyers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-14

here. Mr.. Woods practiced law in
Cumberland county for over fifty
years.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03

The contents of the November issue
OF the Worlds Work" magazine
make that number an especially in
teresting one. "The March of Events"
contains ten articles on timely and
interesting subjects. other stories
and features include Congressional
Leaders and Our Preparedness For
War" by James Middleton, "The
Army and the Coming Congress" by
John S. Gregory" "The Navy and the
Coming Congress" by George Mar
vim" Weapons of This War" by
French Strother. "Wll Prosperity or
Poverty Follow the War;" by Theo-
dore H. Price, What / Learned at
Plattsburg" by Ralph W. Page. -Four
Suggestions for the Prospective Ex-
porter by Walter F. Wyman and
many others too numerous to men
tion.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
Just q Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AND CHEER.
Compiled by John G. QuiniuS.
(The Sunshine Mani

They helped every one his neigh
Dor; and every one said to his
brother, Be OF good courage.-Isa.
xii 6.
II is not to live for ones self alone.
Let us help one another.-Menande
Let us be so charitable and tender
to our fellow-travelers as they halt
and wait on this paltry planet to
gather strength for Journey through
the universe, that, meeting them in
the immeasurable future. they may
remember us not by storied urn OF
eulogistic epitaphs. but by the gentle
ness and sympathy. and helpfulness
we have shown them-when little
both in time and action. counted much.
Julius Henri Browne.
THE LESSER MINISTRIES.
"A flower upon my threshold laid.
A little kindness wrought unseen;
I know not who loves tribute paid,
only know that ii has made
Lifes pathway smooth, life's bor-
ders green.
God bless the gracious hands that e'er
Such tender ministries essay
Dear hands. that help the pilgrim bear
His load of WEAKNESS and care
More bravely up the toilsome way.
oh. what a little thing can turn
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
I'm Milady's BOudoir"
AttAinabIe Beauty & For Most Women By GWEN SEARS
Copyright 1918, By Il. T. Taft
Allow the Mind to Play

this
minds relaxation to
reality the
through life
Many es during illness
ze how much have lost
day TO rest Must obliged before
this o fact?
ASK Yourself before
during
your nina Tor relaxation
SELL you VIII be surprised at selfish
teaN mediate daydream will do of good
wander into impossible
low fu freedom during moments that
ana keep you young The mind like other
human body Graves playtime with relaxation and
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
ANNOUNCE Prize winners
IN CORN SHOW EXHIBIT

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELKTON, Nd. Nov. 3.-Tne organi-
zation of a social club. by the Malta
hoon Tribe Of Red Men. was ef-
fected last week. with Alfred Davis,
president. and william J. Fulton, sec
retary.
fve-year-old child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren jackson, of Elk Mills,
fell fro.l a chair and broke one OF its
arms.
Falling from wagon at his home
near Chesapeake City. o.. Friday.
Harry Ellison sustained severe injur-
les.
The exhibit of the Boys Corn
Club was one of the last judgeI at the
Cecil County Fair last week. The
following boys won prizes. J. Frank
Blake. Jr., Childs. Md. first; j. w.
McCool, Elkton, Md, second; Walton
Moore. Providence. Md. first; Nj. J.
McCleary. Providence, Md, sweeI b
St. es: Osborne Reynolds, Fair Hill,
Nd, second; Erns Holden. Elkton,
Nd. second: Ernest Buihn, Port De-
post, Md, first; J. A. Ewing, Rising
Sun. Md. first; Harry Riley, Colora'
Nd. second.
The boys making over seventeen
points will be sent to the Maryland
Week" agricultural demonstration
held in Baltimore next week.
The premiums awarded In the school
department at the fair were books
These pupils we're the successful con-
testants.
Mechanical Drawing-Newton Lus-
by, Elkton. Md. first; Albert Ayerst'
Elkton, Md. second
/ Mechanical Drawing ttracing)-
Newton Lusby. Elkton, Md, first.
] Water Color Painting
/ Frederick, Bacon Hill. Md. first ;
/ Elizabeth Brown. Elkton. Md, second
Joinery-Frances Krastel, Elkton
Nd, first: George Bollinger, Elkton
/ Md. second.
Advancement in Manual Training
Edward Lawrence. Elkton, Md. firsti
4 William Diebert. Elkton, Md, second
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
Be Sure Then Go Ahead


We want you to feel that funds
entrusted to our care are absolute
ly safe.
What assurances can we give?
1. That we have been in bust
ness SO years, with no loss, so far
as known to any depositor.
2. That the business is purely
mutual All the profits are either
paid to depositors as interest, or
added to the contingent fund for
their protection.
More than $9,00O.O0O on deposit.
More than s1,30O,O0O contingent
fund.
More than $4,000 depositors.
go INTEREST PAID ON ALL
DEPOSITS.
Wilmington Savings Fund Society,
Southeast corner Ninth and Mar
ket streets.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03

Mr.. Lee lives at lG5 johnson avenue.
Newark, and says; 81 have not only
used LaN-a-Ione myself. but have seen
its effect on others. II is great sys-
tenn builder. wonderful tonic II will
positively tone up the stomach, digest
the food, the liver will respond and the
kidneys will perform their proper func-
tions. That tired out feeling, unsteady
gait and careworn look will disappear
and the signs Of health will appear 4
good complexion, bright eve and elasti,
step will soon come with the use of thi.
remedy. All ] can say is this. If yot
wish to get into good condition, Civ,
this remedy a trial It will convinc,
you.'
The Herbal LaN-a- Tone man is al
Miller Drug Co., 404 Market street
where he is introducing this remedy {,
the Wilmington public. lie is on dut,
from g a IN. to . p. m.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
noted athlete
INDORSES IT
Robt. Lee, Jr., Well Known
in Athletics, Says it is a
Wonderful Builder to
Those That Are Weak

The Endorsement OF Il man that makes
business of trimming men for athletic
events should carry weight, says the
Herbal LaN-a-Ione man at The Miller
Drug Co., 404 Market street Mr. Lee
has trained many men for events ia
running, boxing. bicycling and other
forms Of sport. lie is wcll-known at the
Nelodrome Newark, is a member OF the
Colonial Club. of that city, also.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
The NOVEMBER MAGAZINES

lone" It is the story of charming
Southern debutante who has. very de-
cided ideas about money and mar
riage.
In the same issue appears very
helpful and suggestive article by AL
bert +. Burleson. postmaster-g general
of the United States. ether entertain
ing and instructive articles are con-
tributed by the Rev. Charles Il. JEFF
ferson. pastor Of the broadway Taber-
nacle. New York city; Kathleen Nor
ris. Laura Spencer Portor, Alice
Woods Emery. DR.. S. Josephine Baker.
Mary Frances Hackley, Gabrielle Ro.
siere, c. H. Claudy. Elwood Williams.
Mary Heaton Worse, Grace S. Rich
mond, Sophie Kerr. Sylvia Chatficld
Bates and Mary Hastings Bradley.
The regular fashion. cooking, handi-
craft better babies. Young Peoples.
About People and entertainment de-
partments are all filled with attrac-
tive reading and practical suggestions.
The November issue OF the "Delinea-
tor magazine contains many features
and stories that will instantly appeaI
10 all readers. Among some Of the
features to be found this month are
Undertaking the Dictionary" by J. B.
kerfoot; Julia Ward Howe" by her
two daughters. Laura f. Richards and
Maude Howe Elliott. "The Unconven-
tional Life by Louise Closer Hale;
The New Race In Our Hands," by
Miriam Finn Scott: "a Roman
Thanksgiving" by Dorothy Garfield 1:
The House That Grows" by Rather
inc c. Budd. and "The Woman Behind
the Cum by Constance Drexel. In ad-
dition to these features there are
many happy thoughts and helpful
hints given in the fashion. cookery,
housekeeping. mothers and children's
art and needlework, club and other
departments.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03

In the November Woman's Home
Companion Fannie Heaslip Lea, au-
thor Of the "Sicily Ann" stories. be-
gins another of her lively and refresh
ing love serials entitled Chloe Ma
Evening journal., 1915-11-03

A heavy heart from sighs to song!
A smile can make the world less stern,
A word can cause the soul to burn
With glow OF Heaven all night long!
II needs not that loves gift be great
Some splendid jewel OF the soul
For which a king might supplicate.-
Nayl true loves least. at loves true
rate.
Is 1.-THE most royal Of the whole.
james Buckman.
Dayton, Ohio.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03

Many writer's of note are contribu-
tors to the November issue of Every
body's Magazine "Set the Eagle Free
is the subject of what is the leading fea-
ture article in this magazine this
month. It is written by Edward Mott
Woolley. Others contributing articles
and stories this month are Lloyd Os-
bourne. Frank II. Spearman. Carl Sny-
der. Ethel NJ Kelley, Charles Farwell
Edison, Burns Mantle. Ellis Parker But
Ter, Henry Kitchell Webster. Hugh
Lofting and Others. "Under the
Spreading Chestnut Tree and ''Keep
Posted" contain many timely and de-
lightful features.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
Group, Coughs, Colds
and Sore Throat Go

For whooping cough or Group: for
coughs. colds, sore throat and hoarse-
ness in grown ups and children. moth
ing has ever been SO good as
Evening journal., 1915-11-03


"An Interview With Napoleon's
Brother" by James X. Paulding, is the
dominating feature article in the No
vember issue of Harper's Magazine,
Other features and stories in this
months issue of this always interesting
magazine are wedding Gifts" by Alice
Brown; "ro the Home Of Pierre" by
Howard T.. Smith; "The One and the
Other" by V. II. Cornell; "'rhe Ways OF
the Woodchuck," by Walter Pritchard
Eaton; american Aphorisms," by
Brander Matthews; "Alr. Swift's Ro,
nance by Marie Manning; "The Mill
tant Moment Of Lou Grey" by Madg,
Jennison; "a Point of Honor" by Nor
man Duncan; SIN Search of New
Land" by Donald Macmillan; "A New
England Pippa,' by Mary Esther
Mitchell, and many others equally az
interesting and delightful. The Editor
Drawer. Editors Easy Chair and Edi
tors Study contain much that is help
full and interesting.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03

The November issue Of the "wo-
mans Magazine" contains many
stories and features of special inter-
est Among some of the writer's
contributing this month are Alma
Martin Estabrook. f. ROney Weir,
Maude Radford Warren, Nina Suther-
land Purdy, and Bailey Millard. Feat
ures in the cookery, housekeeping,
fashion, needlework and children's
department are up to the usual stand
ard and complete what is undoubted-
~ one of the best magazine numbers
of the current month.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
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