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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24

Sic befanS iid5 b,mna5 beinab. 5ebu
ROnats lang i'm 9eiis Der Rufen.
| Wd9reHb Der Isstsn spanais 5ags,
ieitbsm bic bsutih oiterrei4iihea
9sr6iinbetsn p5empsl ipieSer sinsss
nOmmeH, sinssn bic gsrbiinbeteu pom
alien Seiten aegen bic StdSt Dor. 5br
GrfOls nirb Don srob.r poIitii6er
3ragpsite fsin. benn in Berlin re4uet
man barduf. bab bag 9ertr ibtH Der
RuFen aus GaIijieR sur aufre4t.
srba!tiHg Ses Staius quo auf BEN
9aItan beitrageu tpirb.
Die Ginnobme bon aember1 mar
cine Der eriisn unb fpi4tiSiien grfoIse
Der Ruien. Rd9bem Il. bic Stabt i'm
geiib battsn, brdHgsn iie ibnea IN Ga.
liaisn Dor. BIB fs fait bic ganse PRO-
uiHa in ibr.m gsfs battsn. sic se'
lansten Bis DOT araiau. ON peitIi9e1
gnSs Der proOins, sdn3 in Der RAGE
Der bsuif6.H Grsule; .ritiirmteH bic
Soben uno pdFs in ben adrpdtber,
bic gaIi5i.n BON llHgnrn trtHnsn uno
erangsn bur9 Sos aronIano 8utolDi'
no big an bic rumdnii9e 9reuJs Dor.
2tnss biss Bat iia bura bic Sisss.
ip<I6e bic bsuti6 6itsrrsi9if6sH 9.rs
biinestsn in ben lesteu iisben WO9eu
errunssn, OoItGnbia Osrdnoert. Der
llmI6las in Der Situation besauu. a!s
bic Ssitsrreidsr bon bsutIdsn 1rups
pen in GROCER 3abl urb NIT risiissa
Rsnssn Don JsIoartilsrie psrftdr;t
lpurbsH.
Die srobe 9eripeHbIrs bon artiasrie
feitens bsri9srbiinb.ten puroe DOmaors
pefponbsnien ala Elm in Der Griessse.
fti4ts siusig bufsSenbes ersisnib &c.
idiIbsrt. GIsidssitis fling ben RufeE
bic WuHition an ais3ussbsn.
Die Dsutf6sH unb Selisrr.ifsr
branssn in 6iilian Ri4iuns burh
@aIiaitn Dor, nabmeH an 3. SUM
prssmpsl Diebr unb sins.n .baun
BON Siibsn unS Dsitsn Der Obue QIufs
sntbaIt sessH asmbsrs Dor. g1trsenba
iDas.a bic RaiIsa In SidaSs BEN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24
1ie 2lrmftrpng> SSerfe bel
gbiclbs
@nrocm in uOriger &udje Don 3cp'
pelins 6Ombaroirt,
unb bic g 3iffsperften
pte bas 4risnat tbetl'

u DIE = " ~ sl 4e
pte 0as Qrisnal t9ett.
peife 3erit0rt.
Berlin, %. SUM-. 2tuf Ora9tIos
fem @ege rad 6apoiIe, q. 9. Die
lle6erIeeiI6e Qadri6ten Qgentur
ma4ts am U2ittipod oas GOI8enbe bez
tdnnt:
,Gine Gep,i6e aus G6riitianil,
Qornesen, Iagt, Der 0ampier So
tum", Der in Stauanger, Norpe8en,
angstommen lit, babe Die JIa4ri4t
ii6er6ra4t, Oab me9rere 3ePpeIins in
Der Radt pom 0ienitdg sum Britt
nod (tpabriheinlih 10. Bis 16. SlnD
oiele Bomber auf bic 2lrmitron5s
@erte in Soutb Sbielos, gnglanb,
Jeporfsn unb BAG 2trIenal unO bic
S4iffsperften 5srit0rt 5dtteu. Ute6rere
@e6dube branRten bic gauge Eaat.
Der dngeri6tete S6dben 1T Elm enurs
mer unb es pur0en II Ysrionen ge'
tDoRt uno 40 OerleBt.
0a5 9orItebenbe BAT ofieubar auT
ben llsbsrfdu ge3ug, ben 3eppeIins IN
Der Ratt Ooriger BO6e Guf bic ytoros
oittiiite Gnglanos gemaat, Die britis
Its GsnIur perbinberts aber bic Der
5ifentli4ung Oon Gin5elbeitsu iiber
Oiefen 2lngriff uno ss puroe bisher
in fsinsr Deiis angeOeutet, odb bic
sroben 2trmitrpng'IteH 8erts IN
South SbieIos seIitten Rdttcn. Cine
2ouooner Offi5isae GRtiiroigung pom
Is. Suni entbielt nur bic Utittbeis
lung, bab IS qerionsu getOotet uno
40 psrlsBt porbn isien, uno bic Don
BEN Bomber osrurioAten 5euerss
6riinits am nGditsn Worgen geI0I4t
poroen ieien. Gg puroe nidt geidgt,
pslte Stapt argegrtffen puroe.
Sbielos, an Der Wunoung Der 5bre
in bic Roroiee geIeger, bat aasgeSebn'
te DodanIagen uRo lit Elm 9auptpIaB
Der britiIder S6iffsbau 5nouitrie
uno Der bamit perbiinbeten Snouitrien.
Die qrmitrorg 0erte, bic bic gr0b@
te 9efhuBiabrit IN Gnglauo eHthals
Ten, befiuben Ti6 in GbSpit bei
5bielos. Die Gompasnie beiaGftists
Dor oem 2tusbrud Oes arissss 25,0O0
Wann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24

fiird dierIihen Reinstatement Stdno
gu bdlten, benz re immer tpieber aus.
geieBt rpurben, uHo iefbit bic 9robe..
aiuis, 16 Wsileu peitli6 Don 2ems
berg. bi. oon 6sbeutsnber natiirliter
Stdrte III. paren re ni9t i'm Stanos
gu baltsn.
Wlit Der Ginnabms BON 9embera BAT
Seitsrrsi5 iest pisbsr bic aontrpae
iiber bic saH3e proOin3 9alisisn er.
langt. Rublanb bate bic gropin3 uls
ruifiIhes @ebist 5stradtet unb ale
2lnitaIten fir ben permanenteu geIiB
setroff.n. GO puroen GipiIbeamt, Don
RlbIanb terbsisebrl3t unb cine poqs
itdnbige gipilperDaItung fir bic BRO.
pin5 orsautiirt. Qsmberg nurSe III
aocD. ben aItsn rufif4 poiniIten
Ramsn, aHsetauf.. Die Stdbs Bat uns
seidbr 100000 Girpobnsr unb mar
Elm tui4tiser 0iterrsi5ii6sr RilitGr.
DafienplaB. S6gIsi6 i'm 13. Sabrbuns
bert sesriinbst, bat bic StaSt Elm mo-
Ssrnes ausieber unO beiibt Oiele it0n.
GsbduSe. Jn friiSsrsn Sdbr.n mar oi.
Ssabt befeitist, in nsusrsr 3eit pur.
ben ater bic gefsiiisungen gum 55.il
ssI4Ieift.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24
J)if e,ufitf ijtterrfibitbr Ar,
tttff eo9 ANT 11a@taitta9
atnt 4 Nbr lit Orr Staot rin,
21a6oem sic 21Qen aus alien 2'olt'
tionen in ser 2(mgegeno per-
trte6en moroem.


Die Ntr 4hNrdHnaF rua+ Sal Ssr4 nO
n
untHsOa
bon famHm au4gk zta am Ie~o4 gsg I'm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24
SritiIher 8etreibebams
pier turpebirt.
gs geldus oem Sapi..Gr
Ser, ibn aui BEN Stranb
3u bringen.

a6er, ibn auf BEN Stranb
3u bringem
2onbon, %. Suni. Der Dams
pier ,Spniiidna", BON 1920 SunneR,
1T in Der RG5e Don 2opeitoft bon eie
rsm Ssutiden llnteriee5oot torpebirt
norben. Sc seIans oem SapitGn, ben
9ampfsr auf ben Stranb gu bringeu.
Die rsuniiian" mar nit 5000
Scnnsn 9etreibe por WlortuaI,
Canada, nl6 Gun untertpsgs.
2Oubpu "a. SUM. Die ftnus
Idroiihe 8rigoutine r2eo" tuuroe anI
0ieuitaa. 80 Msilsn ilbOitIia bon
;Tair Sole, SfottIonb, pom einem
neutI6eR llnterieeboot in ben 9runo
aebphrt. Die gdaBuna ertieIt sine
@isrtsIitunos 3sit. I'm iih in Die goote
su besebeu. Ste puroe in Sertptd ses
ldnoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24

aembtrs. bi. SaupiitaSt BON GaIis
sisn, ipurOs am 2. Ssptsmbr 1914
DON ben gauisu bsI,si, unseidbr einin
wl0HGs mao BEN -iBssinu S.s arissss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24
Csmbsrg ssfaIlsrl.
Sis giniien beiinSen iidl auf Der san.
sen ginie anf oem 9iiifsns,
Ter an einisen gnnften in pilSe
fslndDt anSartet.
Seit bem 12. 5uni finb
psiiers 10000 Ruffense
dngen genommen.

peiter. 10000 Rufiense
fdngen genommsn.
Berlin. %. Suni. 2embtrs 1T
mad elmer iebr beftisen Gdladt bon
ber 3fUeiten OfterreidiIh unsariid:H
2lrmes singenommsn iuOrb.n, iuis oom
Sauptauarii,r Der 6it.rrsidii4 : uns
sariiden armes ssmelb.t niro.
Der pdbreno b.s sases pom sros
zen 5auptquartier peroff,utlidts off.
5i,ae geridi iibsr bic Rriesslase Iaus
let ME fols.:
DtfIi4er GriessI6auplab: Die
JeIiuug 9iiniir6en unb bic 9ruppeHs
acnSenirationsIaser bes Geinbes In
Der Rdbe bon gsrsues, Sonbf4ootc.
Gurues unb Gaffel ba6tn mir NIT
idp,r.r ariilIsri. beIdOiisn. BON Gis
O,ndp, n6rSlih bonn adnal BON Ga
8nFse. uno BEL Rsupile puro.n ans
sriff. beg Gsinb.s sleia beim 9esinn
BON unfsrn Qriilsris unt.rbriid..
SiibIi& pOn Soudes babsn mir i'm
54iisensra5en.riss quite 5ortf4titts
geina6t.
-Sn ben 6iisslu on Der Waas i.sen
oi. SronsOfsn ibr. gemiibuussn fort,
uuisreSislIuRstn 3u burbbreten, aber
ObHe oIkn Grfole. aGe qnsriffs fpurs
ben nit fbpereH @srluiten fir ben
5sinO ;uriidgefalasen. SOpsii baea
mir bier $50 unDerrpunSste Gran,oisn
scfanssn seuOmm.n, barunter brei Of.
ii,isre. urb isben Nai6insnsei6iis,
Ena sipauSis MiueuiperFsr srbeutet.
.Seiilid BON quneOiIls fiuStn nod
gorpcfsnsefsdte iiatt.
.5n ben Doeeftn baben mir bic 2lns
b5be 30. 631 bei gar.bseSapt s.,
nommsn. um bic felt Mlonaisu IN b.f.
tiger Weife s,tdnpit purbs, unb bic
bas umlisssnbs GeIGnbe bs5trridt. 5n
biei.m Gkfs4t ma9tsn mir 1913 o..
fdns.ns unb .rbsuisten brsi Waf5is
n.ns.idiise. sineH WinsHperfer unS
Oi,l anS.ns arisssmaterial. Gi. gs,
miibunssn bss 5einb.s. bic poiiiion
lpieoersunt5men. tparsu erfclsIos.
.95ySii6 BON Rsupius ipurbs .ia
feinbIi6er JIessr BON einsm uniersr
asrOplane gum 4biturJ sebra5t.
Die in sin.m offi3i.Llen iranj0Fs
fhen geri4i sntbnlttne antiinbisuns,
bab bic gsIsi,r iiibtpsItli6 bon ct.
George sinsn beutfh.n S4iisensrabta
s,nommsn bdtttn, III bic rsiuits erfin.i
bung.
atuf bfm 0iili6su arisssTdauplas
IN bic Gage unperanbsrt.
SiiSSfIiGer arisssf1auplab: Gem.
bers fpurbe am Disnitas BON 5iterr.is
difden 1ruppen ritiirnt. uHb aud
bic pOiitiOnsn sDii6en bsm 9nieiisr
bel RiiOIaiOD unb aembsrs iinb n.
itlrmt ipOrbsn. Deiisr i'm Rorbsn
baben unfere 5ruppeH pGbrenb Der
@srfOlsuns Don Rapa giusta aus bic
ainis SiiIi4 bon 2emberss s3Ottansgs.
turnid, nOrb6fhh BON 3Olii.p am
Ga0n b,isbt unb an Der obersn Msi9.
IsI IN Si. Gage iinDrdnStrt. Die Rui,
fen fansen an. fid suriidsusisbtu.4
Dh Ga9fi&t bob 2tmbsss bsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24

ben 6iisrr.ifiIa . unsariIfeu srup'
Epn sritiirmt iporben TT, 6at in Berlin
srObe Grsuos peruria4t. Die Straben
uno plGse finb nit 1ni4tH anss'
iiGt, bic Sduisr iiHo nit GIasgsn s.s
idmiidt unb WuiittapsIsn fpislen pas
trioiii6e W&iien. grtrabIdtter Der
3eitung,n perosn nuf ben SirdbsH
ausaerufen uno bic Sirbsngloten ldns
Ten. Sebsrmdnn if ii4 betpubt. bab sin
p.iterer GROCER S6riti in ber Rid'
tuns auf ben f9lisbliaen Siss gstban
porben III.
Der Sps3iaItOrrsiponbsnt Der ~aol'
niFhen 3,ituus" telesrapbirt. bab bi:
RuiIen, ebe Der Riid5ug besuuu. in aI'
Ter GiIe ale artilIeris. bi. iie fcrti4ai'
ZEN tonntsu, bintsr bic GroHt .Suriid'
esfhidi battsu. onfioii bab iis. bis iibs
Ii6, osriu9tsn, ben Riidsus ibrsr Ut.
iillerie ;u beden unb fis gang gu rstteH.
Gin 5bil Der Gefdiis. mar pssea
Der i9IsdtsH Wunition uuperiDsnS'
Bar.
9ss p.itcren Inet Der aorrsfpon.
bent: .Ra6bsm bi. artiters suriid'
ssI9idt Dorben mar. besunH bieJlu4t
Der Srupp.n, bertr fi4 Elm. panit be-
mdhtist bate. Tubriperts unb 9ors
ratbstolpnnen blodirkn bic Wess.
Golbat.n Iponnt.H bic pfsrbs aus unS
ritien auf ibnsn b1Don, tpdbrtnb5rup'
pen oIIsr Waffsnguttunsen nab rid
p1rts brGnsien. GeHerdle uub Sbsriis
pyrben bilflos nit fcrissriFsn. Die
Resimentsr I5ftsn iid auf unb ss sn!'
itanb Elm ipiIbes Dur4einanber. Gs
mar ouf ben erfisn Bid rfidtlih. bab
eins RatajtrOpR uHpermeibli& mar.
Gin pabsnb bss aases Dsr5ffsnts
lid5ier geriGt snibdlt bic Niitbeiluns.
bab felt bsm II. 5uni 10000 RuHen
gefdneen sencmmsn unb neuH ruHii6s
geI9ast srobstt ipurbsn.
O.r6.,c ~. 6r,,n,gt,NI nn,, Gilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24
QSetterberiAt.

Sir 8 bio: 56etlmeiIe trii6es
pdrmeres Better am 0onneritag. 2lm
Jreitug tribes Better; tpa6rIheinli9
gelegentli4er Stri9regen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24

mem 3orpeOo gstroffen purbe, abef
ni4t iebr ernitlit bei4doigt purbe
uno i'm Staube mar, inter eigenenE
0ampf einen 6afen 3u erreiden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24

renb bes erTten Monats bes &rieges
baben bic Staliener tuenig errei4t. Sm
SiiOlueiten buben unfere Sruppen entF
neber nod oieiel6en StelungsH ME
Dor einem JIonat ober gang in Der
g9dbe Der @ren3e iEne.
rgln Der SfOn5O 5ront, in ben re-
feitigten Gren8Oiitritten BON 6liti6 bis
na4 Mulborgetb, on Der adrntbner
@ren3e unb an Der gan5eu 9iroIer
9reu5s iinb u1e geriu4e bss 6einbes,
bor3uriitsn, nit fdperen @erluiten fir
bic 5talisner a6geIdlagen porOsn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24
Ter britiihe SreuSer
,6prburgb"
Sn Der NOrbfee torpsStrt
mar absr i'm stanOs
einen Safeu su erreta
@en.

Qonbon, %. SUM-. Das Warine-
miniiterium mo9te am TlittUO4 off
Siea betannt, bab Der Yon3srtrsu5er
rROgbarsb-, Don 1O,7oo GOunsn, am
Iss.sn Soautas IT, SsT Rprbfeepou si'
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-04-20

secretary, treasurer and hiStorian-gen-
eral, perhaps as much interest cluster
ing about the selection of this latter
officer as in the selection of the head
of the organization itself. The cleo
lions will occur tomorrow.
Today's business session of the con-
gress was devoted mainly to the pre-
sentation of reports of officers and
committee, besides the transaction Of
much routine work, and the reception
of tardy delegates.
Social functions arranged for the
entertainment of distinguished women
attending the sessions of the congress
continue to occupy much of the dele
gates time and many of these have
brilliant features, being attended by
leaders of Washington society.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-04-20
WHAT EVERY HOUSEKEEPER
SHOULD BE DOING NOW.

In the May Woman's Home Compan-
ion every housekeeper is reminded that
May is the month:
ITO put out window boxes and make
a cherry outlook for yourself as we'll
as your neighbors. Don't forget a
kitchen window box for chives and
parsley.
"To see that the menus change with
the change in season. Include plenty
of green and fresh vegetables.
"To set one day aside as repair
day, and do all those odd jobs indoors
and out which haev been accommodating
ITO get ready for moving day by put
ting tags on the furniture, marking
each tag with the room in the new
house where that particular piece Of
furniture is to CO."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-04-20
Southern Inventors.

The following patents were just is
sued to Southern clients reported by
D. Swift & Co., patent lawyers, Wash
ington, D. c., who will furnish copies
of any patent for ten cents apiece to
our readers:
Florida-Oscar C. Grambling, Mad
ison, fruit picker conveyer; VIM. H.
Malone, Fort Meyers, flower pot; Jas.
L. Mccall, Tampa, reinforcement for
concreting wooden piles.
Alabama-John Butenschon, Annis-
ton, Illuminated sign; Jas. W. Davis,
Birmingham, water heater; Charlie
Gentry, Alfalfa, collapsible chicken
coop.
Georgia-Sherry McAuley, Atlanta,
projecting device for moving picture
machines NJ. M. Mauck, Atlanta,
amusement device.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-04-20
FIGHT FOR BIC
D. A. R. OFFICE
WAKES WARM
CONTEST FOR PRESIDENCY BEING
WAGED BY PROMINENT WOMEN
AT WASHINGTON CONVENTION.
Mrs. William C. Story, Present Presi-
dent, Opposed by Mrs. George I.
Guernsey, of Kansas.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 90
The contest to determine whether Mrs.
William C. Story, the present incum-
bent, or Mrs. George T. Guernsey, of
Kansas, will be president-general of
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton is increasing today. Both sides
claim confidence in the result of to-
nights nominations.
Mrs. Story, it will be recalled, was
elevated to the presidency-ge general 4
year ago upon a platform which as
serted that general officers CT the So
,ciety should not be candidate for re-
election, and adherents of the Kansas
candidate are using this declaration
as one of their strongest arguments
against Mrs. Story's reelection. Mrs.
Guernsey has long been prominent in
the affairs of the society, being at
one time vice-president for Kansas
but great opposition has developed to
her candidacy.
Other officers to be nominated to-
might, and in whose election interest
is manifested among many delegates
include ten generals
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-04-20
THIRD DAY-FouRTH SESSION
4:45 Adjourn.

THIRD DAY--FOURTH SESSION
DR.. Joseph BrOnghtOn, Presiding
1880 Song Service. BY Prof Excey1
and Prof. Roper.
1855 Scripture and Prayer. By MT.
R.V. Swain, Warrenton, President
Warren County Sunday School AS
: Sociation.
500 Reports of Committee and Otbaz
Business.
$3.50 A Plea for the Separation Of the
State and the Saloon. BY DR., Chas.
w. Daniel, Atlanta.
9:05 Music. By Prof. ExceiI aGSz
Prof Roper.
9:15 The Worlds Greatest Educa-
tional Institution By MT John e.
Alexander.
1000 Adjourn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-04-20

and the climax comes when Harry re-
ceives a letter from Isabella, written
at the Devils instigation, informing
him she will elope with him the fol-
lowing day. This letter the Devil uses
to induce Mill, the artists model, and
who is in love with Harry, to expose
his apparent unfaithfulness to Elsa,
his fiance. Finally, the artist and Isa-
bella are discovered in the studio with
the Devil listening outside to love
scene between the two. The former
disappears exultingly, exclaiming:
MY work is finished" and the picture
ends when he is seen amid the flames
of the Internal regions. Harry and
Isabella appear and beseech him for
mercy, but they are told that God
alone can save them from the dire eff
fects of their own folly and sin.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-04-20
THIRD DAY-THIRD SESSION

THIRD DAY-THIRD SESSION
Mr.. W. C. Vereen, MOultrie, PreSidlna.
2:30 Song Service. By Prof. ExceAa
and Prof. Roper
$3.50 Scripture and Prayer. By Rev.
Troy Beatty, Athens, Rector Epas-.
copal Church.
2:55 The Sleeping Giant. By Mr. J..
H. TherrilI, Albany, Sunday School
Secretary for the South Georgia
Methodist Conference.
1925 Music. BY Prof Excel and
Prof. Roper.
$40 Ephriam, the Unturned Cake by
Mr.. w. S. Witham, Atlanta.
4:1O he Necessity of Trained LEAH
ership. BY Mr.. Frank James.
Sunday School Secretary for tina
Christian Church in the South
eastern States.
4:45 Adjourn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-04-20
COUNTY OFFICERS LUNCH ANU
CONFERENCE.

CONFERENCE.
Mr.. j. Hart Sibley, Union Point, PreS:-
dent of Greene County Sunday
School Association, Presiding
lis How to Arrange for Countu
Convention. By MIR. Dan Cowars,
Fairfax, President of Ware County
Sunday School Association.
LBS How to Arrange for a Division
Convention. By Mr.. M. S. Shivers.
Batonton, President of Putnam
County Sunday School Association
1:35 How to get the People to Attend
By Miss Addie Mccoy, Commerce.
Secretary of Banks County Sun.
day School Association.
1:45 Open Conference. Conducted by
Mr.. D w. Sims, State General Sec,
rotary.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-04-20
SPRING TERM CLASSES
BEGIN At LOCAL
Y. NJ. c. 4.

Special spring term gymnasium
classes begin at the local Y. M. c. n,
this afternoon. Three classes viii ha
held each week from now on tiIl ta'E
The hour is 6:I5, and the days are
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Activities at the Y. M. C. A. are a.
eidedly lively Just now. The Y. Nj. a.
A. baseball team is organizing. The
boy scouts are planning an encame
ment ard altogether the Y. N. c. A. us
the center Of attraction these days.
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PRIMARY SECTION.

Mrs. G. II. Haley, ElbertOn, Presiding
3:55 How to Meet the Religious
Needs of the Primary Child. By
MIR. A. M. Smith, Atlanta.
4:10 Organization and Equipment.
By Miss Irene Glenn, Macon.
4:25 Open Conference. Conducted by
Miss Glenn.
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OFFICIAL PROGRAM Of
STATE CONVENTION
Continued from Page SKI
CRADLE ROLL SECTION.

CRADLE ROLL SECTION.
Miss Susie SummermOur. Duluth, Pre-
siding.
1855 Cradle Roll Service, Using
Cradle. By Mrs. r. G. Dunwoody,
Atlanta.
4:10 Effective Cradle Roll Methods.
By Mrs. Len C. Baldwin, Mari
eta, Ga.
ABS Open Conference. Conducted by
Mrs. Baldwin.
4;45 Adjourn.
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Manager McCord Prather offers a D.
reel Mutual Masterpiece "The Devil
at the Alcazar tomorrow, Wednesday,
featuring Bessie Bariscale and Ed
ward j. Connolly.
Story of Movie.
Isabella, the wife of wealthy AL
fred camden, has come to the studio
of Harry Lang, her former sweetheart,
to have her portrait painted. Just as
Isabella is in the act of draping a
shawl about her bare shoulders, a
suave and fashionably attired gentle
man mysteriously appears at her side.
1t is 1.-THE Devil" in human garb, but
to the startled Isabella he introduces
himself at DR.. Miller, friend of Har-
ry Lang. Thus, evil incarnate comes
into the lives of an artist and his old
love, welded to another man. The
story unfolds with startling rapidity
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Rome, Ga.

Rome, Ga.
9:55 The Personality of the Teacher.
By Rev. Harold Major, Pastar
Baptist Church, Milledgeville, Ga
1925. Music. By Prof. ExveI and
Prof. Roper.
1895 The Banner What.
How and What Profit. BY Mrs L.
c. Hall, President of Ba1dwim.
County Sunday School Association
1885 The Gold Star County-Whas,
How and What Profit. By MIR. Il.
w. Campbell, President of Newt0z
County Sunday School Association
11:15 Music. By Prof. Excel and
Prof. Roper.
11:25 The Organized Glass. BY Mr.
John L. Alexander.
11:55 Announcements.
1900 The Mind of Paul. BY DR.. C.
W. Daniel, Atlanta, Pastor First
Baptist Church.
1890 Adjourn.
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Thing Of Most Importance.

What matters the nature of our
work so long as 1t is we'll done? We
do not CLEAN happiness according to
our station in life, but according to
how we'll we adapt ourselves to that
station"
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THIRD DAY-FIRsT SESSION.

THIRD DAY-FlRST SESSlON.
500 Early Morning Prayer Service.
Conducted by Mr.. F. S. Ethridge,
Superintendent Baptist Sunday
School, Jackson, Ga.
700. Adjourn.
THIRD DAY-SECOND SESSION
DR.. Joseph BrOughtOn, Presiding
300 Song Service, By Prof. Excel
and Prof Roper.
1925 Scripture and Prayer. By Rev.
]. B. Lawrence, Rector of the
Episcopal Church, Americas.
$50 The Big Gate to the Brain, BY
Mr.. A. P. Mckay, Superintendent
First Methodist Sunday School,
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and Prof. Roper.

1850 Scripture and Prayer. By Mr..
A. H. Merry, Augusta.
1855 The Sunday School and Service.
By Mr.. John J. Eagan, Superin-
tendent Central Presbyterian Sun
day School, Atlanta.
8:25 Song.
$3.50 The Challenge of the State of
Georgia. By Mr.. John ]. Alex
ander.
9:05 Pledges.
1000 Adjourn.
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BEGINNERS SECTION.

BEGINNERS SECTION.
Miss Vannie Mathis, SaadersTille,
Presiding.
3:55 How to Meet the Religious
Needs of the Child Under Six. BY
Mrs. T. e. Atkinson, Newman.
4.1O Organization and Equipment. BY
Miss Eunice Whitehead, Macon.
4.25 Open Conference. Conducted on
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Items for this page should be
'phoned the Times RecOrdernot
later than eleven o'clock on day
of publication.
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uTNIOR SECTION

JUNIOR SECTION.
Mrs. J. E. Davis, WOOdvilIe, Presiding
1855 Every Junior a Possible Disci-
pie for Christ. BY Mrs. S. H..
AskeW.
4:10 ORGANIZATION and Equipment By
Miss Francis Bremberry, Louis
vile.
4:25 Open Conference. Conducted by
Mrs. Askew.
4:45 Adjourn
SECOND DAY-FOURTH SESSION
Mr.. Sam Tate, Superintendent MethO-
dist Sunday School, Tate, Ga,
Presiding.
7:3O Song Service. By Prof. Excel
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Mrs. Atkinson.
4:45 Adjourn.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-11

Karl Adams, the tall, rangy recruit
pitcher of the Cubs, is a mighty fine
looking prospect. In every game he
has pitched since Manager Bresna-
han considered him capable of hand
ling a regular assignment he has
been tight with the hit allowance to
the opposition.
But he still shows the roughness of
a yOungster just emerging from OBJ
security and needs considerable tutor
ing before he will class with the real
pitching stars Of the league. In the
first place, he must be taught con-
troll And he couldn't be better stu
ated to receive such instruction. In
Bresnahan and Archer he has a pair
Of excellent teachers.
Already he shows the result Of the