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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16
ST. HENRY

Herman Leugers, son of Mr., and Mrs.
Ben Leugers, Of ST. osa and Miss Fran
ces uhlenhake, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry uhlenhake, had their bans annonn
eed last Sunday for the first time Frank
Boekman, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. ben
Boekman, OF Casella, and Miss Veronica
uhlenhake, daughter Of the late John Uh-
lenhake and wife of this place We're alSo
announced,
Miss Anna Heitkamp. who has been
sick with pneumonia, was operated upon
Sunday morning by Drs. Schlrack ana
removed from the plural cavity. She
stood the operation we'll and is now i'm
proving nicely
VIM. Rohrer and Miss Katie Livings-
ton, daughter Of MI MI ana Ino MRS, rs geo, 90 III Liy
Wednesday In 81. Henry's Church by the
Rev. S. KunlSler.
Mrs OFT Boehmer and mother OF Otta-
wa, who have spent about Two months
with the latter's son, Ben Groth and fam
lily. one OF our leading merchants. have
returned TO their home.
Tom Weis and family and Ray ShiraclI,
Of Celina, We're visiting Mrs, Dr. J. a.
Shirack who Is now able TO receive call
ers after her long Illness
Elanora Winkeljohan went TO Celina,
Saturday and viii assist her aunt in the
household. who Is down with the rheum-
atism.
Henry Kavelder and family have NOV
ed into the b. j. hammers residence, in
the east edn Of town.
Herman Knapke and sister, Victoria.
of Maria Stein, were the guests of B. j..
hammers, Tuesday.
Mrs Anton Boehmer and daughter, and
Joe Uhlenhake We're Coldwater visitors
Wednesday.
Mrs Andrew Braumlage, of Coldwater,
was the guest of relatives here Monday.
IN MEMoRIAM
Whereas, II has pleased Almighty God
to take from our midst our beloved Broth
er Joseph j. Romer, who so faithfully and
with loving devotion fulfilled his duties as
"A Catholic Knight; and
Whereas, We feel II our duty as mem
bers of st. Henry Branch No. 75l of the
Catholic Knights of America to show our
recognition of his many estimable quail
ties; therefore be IL
Resolved That we express to the be-
reaved family our sincerest sympathy in
their sad aftiiction. with the hope that
God will console them in their sorrow;
and be IL further
Resolved, That our Chapter be craped
for period of 30 days. be it further
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
tions be delivered to the bereaved family
a copy be spread upon the Records of our
Branch, and copies be sent to the county
papers for publication.
IL. A. BECKMAN
II. NJ. WINKELJOHAN
THEO MAIAAN
Committee.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16
THE CELINA MARKET
Quotations at CeIlna
a by Palmer a Millsrl

Tue following were the quotations for
grain, livestock, poultry and produce In the
Oellna market yesterday evening,
GRAIN
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16
In MEMoRIAM

Buy a Triangle Mop at Riley & Niclels
Saturday, only. Guaranteed as good as
the best, and better than the most.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16

Ask your dealer for free booklet. Use
fu Hints for Horse Owners" issued by
c. G., Hanford Mfg Co., Syracuse, N. y,
manufacturers Of Hauford's Balsam of
MNrrh.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16

Saturday only-Large size Triangle Pol
ish Mop and soc bottle of polish for 75c
polish for 60c. The Riley q Nickel Hdw
Co.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16
PROBATE NOTICE.

Trustees of the Evangelical Church o
Celina, Ohio.
Erank V. Short. AllorneN Tor pIalntlrLa
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16

For gals use Hanford's Balsam.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16

TIIW MI IT w TVTW1
ORVELLE RAUDABAUGH,
Judge of the Probate Cour
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16
Sale of Mercer County
Pike Bonds

]. IA. -STEINBRUNNER, Audltor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29
WARM RECEPTION
Given "Movie" Men Who Are Taking
Pictures Of Lincoln Highway
This Spring.

The enthusiastic receptions accord.
ed he motorcade OF moving picture
representatives OF the Lincoln High
way Association are making progress
extremely slow for the three automo-
biles. Every city and town has ar
rayed itself IN its best bib and tucker
and brought forth its most prominent
citizens so that the camera will re-
cord Its most charming side. In sew
eral instances the back track has been
taken to catch pictures OF civic scenes
that were impossible on the lrst visit.
Mayor ~Blankenburg welcomed the
three machines. one Of which is a Stu
debaker. TO Philadelphia IN a speech
delivered in the court OF the city hall.
The Gamers could not record his
words. but Il caught him in the act OF
telling the tourists what a national
force for good be considered the high.
way.
Return trips we're made 20 Newark.
Princeton and Trenton. The last
word from the Studebaker press car
was that the party was hard az work
filming the battlefield OF Gettysburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29
ASSOCIATION Is
GOING FORWARD
WEST VIRGINIA STATE AUTO on.
cANizATloN rs A Blo
FACTOR.
Scores % Prominent nen JoinIno
Even Month 70 Prome.e Pro-
eress and Good Roaos

The West Virginia State Automol>
association. with headQurters al Wheel
ING. u IN line 10 become one OF the
examinations In the State
with ITS membership Increasing daily.
there IL no doubt but what IL will o
become a powerful factor in West vir.
ginia Tor good roads. proper laws GOV
erning al motor and other vehicles
Its Influence will prove a power for tn.
cause OF the motorist. During the
present month. 81 new members have
been enrolled The following xere re-
ceived during the present week
1essrs. H. VI. Buckley of Maefsrlan
W. p. Weimer Of Davis. W. r. Burgess
or Reader. Z. S. Moore Of Parkerr
burg. Joseph Cantor of Fairmont DIT.
ID. ID. Chapman OF Hurst and ]. IL
Eckles OF Fairmont.
The West Virginia State Automobile
Association was organized in 1905 and
has experienced a steady growth ever
since. Its main objects, briefly stated
are To unite In one body all automobile
clubs and individual motorists OF West
virginia. 20 agitate good roads and to
secure reasonable and Just legislation
This organization IL a constituent mem
Der OF the American Automobile Asso-
ciaton. which is the National organi-
ration or motor a users. Every au-
tomooihst, whether or not a member
OF the West Virginia State Automobile
Association and the American Auto
mobile Association. IL benefited by the
work OF these two organizations
Therefore. to every automobiles not a
member. who reads this story. two.
courses are open: He may stand aside.
idly proftinE by the work of his fell
fov motorists. or he may join those
already united and lend his individual
support toward securing good roads
and fair laws.
We have in West Virginia al pres
ent. approximately 10000 registered
motor cars. many OF these are already
AFFILIATED with this organization and
the A. A. a, but there Is no reason
why the majority OF these motorists
should not be linked together to pro
tect their " interest. Whether bust
ness man or a professional man.
should be interested in any movement
TO organize tie automobilists Of the
State TO fght for the Improvement OF
our highways which will open a covet.
ed field 10 the tuorists and. incidental
ly. cause thousands OF dollars TO be
spent within u State every year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29
BARNEY OLDFIELD
To Race Against an AeropIane at
Psrkersbura Next Month.

The king ~ the air and the king OF
the track At P~arkersburg. Friday, June
4th.
This means that our old friend.
Barney oldheid. and Americas only
living loop the loop aviator viii be
the star attraction at the P~arkersburr
track. Oldheid r. AZ the height OF his
career. winning with impartial regu.
lartty track events. road races and
speedway races
Barney will show West virginia
the famous 2OO-horsepower front drive
Christie. a oar with the power applied
directly 70 the front wheels. lie will
also use his 100-horsepower Fiat IN
the long distances and IN the great
race with Thompson.
De Lloyd Thompson. who shared
with the late Lincoln Reachey the
fame 81 being Americas only success.
ful loop the loop aviator. f. to-day tho
Leading aviator % this country. and
n % the greatest IN tho world
Thompson will show West virginia
how he daily dehes the grim reaper +"
This wonderful birdman loops the
loop. files upside down. blows M a
fort from the sky. and A. a httinF elf.
NAV will race Oldfcld. aeropIape
against racing automobile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

tho many agencies Intercepted yes.
terday relative 10 the weeks Gales
Listen. here's the interesting a Of
the story The dealer said that he had
sold three automobiles IN Cameron
this week. two touring and one Dad
ter. % leading banker Of that place had
purchased one 81 the touring cars.
What is tho bankers name. pleaas7'
Tho qeustion asked Tho doaler
spat. rubbed bis chin and then looked
90 me crack in tho foor. and. said
The name7 oh. z can give you that.
FOR he told me thai he didn't want bic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29
W. VA. FAR MER
AND THE AUTO
SPIRIT OF PROGRESS HAS FILLED
HEART OF TILIER.
New England Traveller Tells % Sur.
prrses Of n up-to-oatsness
In This State

An aged man who has lived the
greater part Of bis life In this sec
ton OF the State said. the other day,
that II IL a conservative estimate that
one OF any ten farmers In the Pan
handle OF West Virginia has an auto
mobile either for pleasure or bust
ness Several who heard the yeterl
an make this assertion declared that
he had the wrong dope: that more
than n OF every ten farmers in this
section OF the State own autos this
year. that about every six farm own
ers are also auto ownera
! However. be that as II may. there
are few progressive farmers IN this
part of West Virginia who do not
have an automobile. and some Of them
have two or three. for business or
pleasure. That is. many OF them who
collect and bring produce to market.
especially butter and eggs. have dis
earded old Dobbin" and are using the
twentieth century method
This n an age OF pace and race.
thrift and thrive. hustle and hustle.
and the farmer to-day IL not the
farmer OF a score OF years NC Not
by a joyful. He In raising crops sci
ebtifcally. He has his telephone. by
which he can get his daily special
market reports. and has his automo
bile in which TO 40 to market. church
or 10 Halifax Junction. II he SO de
sires.
New Enpiander Talks.
In this connection the following ac-
count a better illustrate the farmer
and the automobile connection. A
gentleman who made his first trip
through West Virginia a few weeks
ago. from his home in a New England
state. in discussing AZ a local hotel
the surprises he met with in this
state az to the progress OF the peo-
pie. especially those living in the
country. he said he was passing
through a small county seat town in
Southern West Virginia and he was
surprised to see the number OF farm
ers' automobiles IN front Of a village
meeting house on a Sunday morn
ing.
The speaker further said that the
New England farmers are OF tho
opinion that they are about the only
tillers OF the soil who are progressive:
that they are the only ~up-to-date
farmers under the canopy OF the blue
heavens. but he had changed his mind
since passing through the Middle
States in observing the progressive
farmers OF West Virginia in particu-
lar. Especially was this fact more
omphatically impressed upon his
mind by the large number of farmers
who ride in automobiles. IF the COM
bination OF automobiles and farmers
does not show progressiveism. then 1
should like to know what does"
i said the New
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29
MOTORCYCLE NOTES

II. q. Friedrichs. local sporting
goods man and agent for the Pope
Motorcycle company. xpe the ar
rival OF two new machines next week.
He will also have a machine entered
In the races that will be held on the
State Fair grounds Monday.
Several motorcyclists from Pitts
burgh n the East passed through
Wheeling Thursday. o to Indian
az s TO attend the 500 mile race thar
will be held Monday.
Earl Braunlich. local agent for the
Harley-Davidson motorcycle company.
sold a three speed machine to c. f.
Krummet OF Twenty-seventh and Moy-
stem streets. during the week.
George Miller OF the Register. has
purchased an Indian from Wesley
House. Miller will use the speed boat
In tn eraces Monday.
Emery Herrold. local racer. yester.
day left for Toledo. where he will ride
in the races hat are to be held in
that city Sunday. Herorld will ride
his f~our-valve racing Indian and his
local admirers are expecting him to
finish well up in the money.
George Weiss Of Bellalre. riding an
Excelsior: John Wolf OF this city. rid.
ing a Harley-Davidson and A. p. Mel.
son. also Of the city. riding an Excel.
sior. left yesterday morning for Indian
apolis where they will attend the 500.
mile automobile race Monday.
J. L. Grimes OF Warwood. has pur.
chased a three speed Indian motor
cycle With a side cat attachment. from
Wesley House. the loscl representa-.
tive.
Coy Pohenbaugh OF the Island. has
purchased a two-speed Harley-David-
son motorcycle from Earl BraunIich
Wesley House shipped a threespeed
Indian 10 Joe Burke at Evenwood. w.
Va, during the past week.
Harvey Bernard. travelling represen.
tative OF the Hendee Manufacturing
company. spent Sunday and Monday
a. the guest Of Wesley House.
The members OF the Wheeling Mo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

name put IN the paper just last week
a fellow came IN here and raised he
devil for giving out biz name az a pur.
chaser % n car"
Who we're the other two Cameron
p~urchasers2 was further asked.
Their names Can't give them 10
you for you see they are friends o.
tho banker and they don't want their
names published. either
Such o. ife Another bubble Of
hope has burst and oh. how close tho
aEon' came % swing out tho names
~ the purchasers ~ may b. possible
mar N ne years 10 rome that tn
name ~ Tho Cameron purchasers nav
Do divulFed hy Home hook or crook
IND FtiI tho public ask for live IoeaI
automobne news.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29
OH, JOYFUL NEWS
sut Y Proved 20 Be = Snare and De.
Iv"on For Agency Refused 70
TEL Buysrs' Names

MENTION has been made IN This sec
ION OF me Intelligence durine tho
bsse -" weeks - 20 how near some
OF tne local automobile agencies have
come 20 SWING out tho names of pur.
OF CARS p then didn't
A Market street dealer Va. snory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

Earl Rraunlch has received a Har.
~ley-Davidson racer that will be on.
tered In the races on the State Fair
grounds Monday.
william Takulas OF the city. has
purchased n Flying Nerkel from Wes-
ley House. the local dealer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

George Benlein OF Bellaire. pur.
chased an Indian electrically equipped
machine from Wesley House during
the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

Several m~otorcyclists from Pitts
burgh and the east passed through
Wheeling Thursday. enroute to Indian
az $ TO attend the 500 mile race thai
will be held Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

Earl Braunlich. local agent for the
Harley-Dayidson motorcycle company.
sold a three speed machine to G. f.
krummet OF Twenty-seventh and Moy-
stem streets. during the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

George Miller OF the Register. has
purchased an Indian from Wesley
House. Miller will use the speed boat
In tn eraces Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

torcycle Club put several new mem
bers through their initiation stunts
Tuesday evening. One name was sub
mitted for membership.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

II. G. Friedrich will enter a Pope
machine in the 30O-mile endurance
run that will be held b. the Motorcycle
Club on June 20 and 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

Wesley House IL erecting a garage
az his home on the Island. Mr.. House
will use the garage for his automobile
and motorcycle repair shop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

Angelo Papaura has purchased a
twin cylinder Excelsior motorcycle
from Earl Rraunlich.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

Wesley House shipped a three-speed
Indian TO Joe Burke AT Evenwood, W.
Va. during the past week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-29

Coy P~ohenbaugh OF the Island. has
purchased a t~wo-speed Harley-David
son motorcycle from Earl Braunlich
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

Miss Pawn declared that she never
Bertha NJ. Sinclair better known
as B. NJ. Bower" author of the
famous Happy Family series of fic-
ton stories, including the inimitable
'Weary." was an interested visitor at
the Selig studios at Los Angeles. re-
Gently. She had the pleasure OF meet
ing. Wheeler Oakman. Kathlyn VIII
liams, Tom Mix and other stars who
played the title roles for the film adap-
tation OF these western tales
Edith Wynne Mathison. star of her
husbands production, The Servant
in the House has Cbecome associated
with the Lasky Film company
Victor Moore the George NJ. Conan
star, whose Characterization of a New
York boy in the Talk of New York, -
made him famous a few years ago,
has quit the stage for FINLAND. He
IS soon to appear in a production that
IS being put on in one OF the Los An
geles studios
Jay Hunt. the veteran director
staged a hair-raising runaway last
week. during the production of The
DISBURSEMENT OF Jane" strong
rural story with punch. The lead
ing man and woman in the play al
lowed themselves TO be carried down
a hill in a. buggy and over steep
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
IN MOVIE LAND =:

have erected a foatinE studio ana
Gark rcotn 70 % used b. the COMPANY
tAas Captaia Melville Intends TO take
% a urorfd tour ous % tae camera
operators slated for the trip suggested
that there wogis be some sles-iookins
rieturcs
Hffss Stella Haxstto. ScliE l~adinE
uamar. has decided 70 b. a bioadc.
T1as ascistos. toWevsr. covers bat a
hri~s pcricd. emsFaeinE ths tine r.
4uired TO- tie producttou % II"
strange Case % Prsnesss Kahn-~ TIE
sisis tas nothiar So do nth ths start
rsnz change "a thss bsurstts's hair
Nfax uavt1soa. tns popular Mstaai
comedian. = uarsia< a. Injured thurub
4. kappersd "a ons % The BILL the
o~r- Bav~ series. Max uas required
70 hfdr uuder a BED tetnE sorrcShAi
rasssr. e vas fosrf uccessary 90 Let
him llr dovu while the b@d VAS p.ae-
I'd over him. TIE property boy iftsd
she led % - be id 90 a revolver
espirss4. TEE boz Immediately drop
r~S fhc I'D o-~ % fhs icxs iarcsd
wf.H a cruncH 90 Mans thurnh. The
camera -az neaz~hils EsPt busy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

rav.d ue,asco has siErifed lis IN
t-attsn of eoninE Go Los Angeles ear
% m rEs sgrieE 60 taSs fzil charge %
a. prucget-on called ~-Tbs uartnz %
'ar Gods BASED oa bis bay % tat
same o. % produced b. ths Lssky
hiaa csmBany. % VII b. Bsiasco's
e7els tn tss motion pteturs nc,a-
ltta fcuv~ts late isaa.nE lady Win
u.s sdarrr .a "Eismst.- tas io,neG
ere RANKS OF ras paoto-p layers. o. ts
reported mat she has signed a eoa-
trarf az 81 0oo per wseG Hiss Joiivst
O. a psrislaa ard regularly s~zes Part
q. frr salary 60 the sasie esrgzeers %
a-r family Who are fEhtine Pm tae
H-eeaes fa northern F'rarcs
Esrgu ErieS Vor Ritsa1 % ths Ma
c-ltefiaaes Company f. assia as
ws sfsr several weeks In tes nos-
sL where she vac coaarse. suEertH<
e. Fractured saogiGsT and several
.ratsr rfes sustaiasd wsiis performs
E a dsrias feat before ths camera
0tptain Charles Wsiviiis. uanaEss %
t.r western hraseh q tss Eaisrn eos1-
reHv. bas fsst purceasss stea.'s'f
s'eam gaeh- The sse4io ea-rea'e-s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

are going 10 witness something new
in the line of grief portrayal. although
few OF them viii probably recognize
this fact The story Is a Civil war cpl
sode In one OF the scenes. Miss
Doris Pawn. who enacts the role Of
The heroine. IS driven from her home
by q patrol OF Union cavalry. The
troopers are lined up in two rows max
ing q lane through which the young
woman Is obliged 20 pass from the
porch Of her home \ reporter for
Los Angeles paper happened TO wit
less the taking OF this scene and he
declares that he never saw real grief
depicted half so realistically. Ayres
stood out OF range OF the camera at
the head OF the troopers and as Miss
Pawn started from the house he pro-
reeded with his characteristic skill TO
force the tears from her eyes. His
voice trembling with emotion. he
crisi. Doris. Doris. you are being
driven from the home you were born
ia You viii never see t. again. You
are homeless. Father gone. mother
gone. Doris. Doris. isn't II terrible.
You poor. poor girl" lie repeated this
time and again ultil Miss Pawn. the
big tears starting down her cheeks.
came a mournful picture down through
the lie OF soldiers. After the scene
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

Angeles and Hollywood for the pro-
duction 81 Kay-Bee. Broncho and Dom
mo nlms and face features. The prop
erty which the New York company
has acquired Is situated on sunset
boulevard 10 is az present a we'll
cultivated section. OF a diversified
nature. Level for several hundred
feet IL slope. into a Fuich. admitting.
therefore. % splendid opportunities
for scenic photosra ply. it is stated
that the company viii spend some
thing in the neiEhhorhood OF 100000
On preparing the property for motion
picture use. Already contractors have
been engaged 10 do the work and
within another week. q j. believed.
large force OF men viii be az work
Producer Ince declares the new studio
wiil be ready for the occupancy in
about two months. Present plans re-
spectiaE the new property call Tor the
erection Of eight stages. a GLASGOW
cred studio. 100 dressing rooms. ward
robe building. scene docks. property
building. garage and divers other
smaller structures essential 20 a com
pie,e plant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

turning the crank. Wiih the result tina,
MaNs expressions have been regis
tered on the him. and while they are
likely Co cause peais o. mirth In the
belief that they werc simulated. 10
NiaX they mean real pain
John Emerson. late star 20 the New
YORK success. The Conspiracy Of
which he Was the author a. well as
the producer. has arrived az the Ma
isstie- Reliance studio. % appear IN an
original fourrcci play. The title has
not sex been selected Emerson g. the
fourth % legitimate stage stars 90 ar
rive az the Mutuai Hollywood studio
90 appear On Reliance and Majestic
Mutuai feature raoto-tramas.
Love and the Leopards' q a new
sinsic reel animal drama % Be added
TO the tong series % JuuEie-Soo films
Of the S~iiE Poiyscnps company. Ed
win Waiicck who portrayed the Wild
man iivinE among the most dangerous
beasts % the jungle ln the remarkable
photopiay. III Tune With the WILD. p
is the lead.
Thomas a. lnee. direetorgeaerai
% the NsW York Motion Picture
announced this week
that he has concluded negotiations
whereby that company Wfii take over
q i2-sere trac; Of land between Los
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

The accident, according to the story,
IS the means Of preventing an limo
cent country girl from falling into the
clutches OF a gang of white slavers
and brings the narrative To a happy
ending for ali concerned, but the pot
ter, who is killed.
All the news all the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

When. within the next Few months.
nim fans see the new sydney Ayres
production. The Tiny Hand" they