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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-25
TERsELY TOLD.

$500 REWARD-r,,n,,s,, -. !ou =, e
reward for evidence sufficient to convict
any person found stealing subscrlbers'
papers after delivery OF Same by carrier.
Jonn G. Fell of Savannah, is visit
ing his father, J. J. Fell, at Warning
ton, for The holidays. He is in the
automobile business in the Georgia
city.
Messrs. Walter Thames and George
Fell, engineers from the new fifty
mile extension on the G. F. A. road,
are in the city for few days, the
guests of W. H. Thames.
The Journal force was treated to a
fine cake presented by Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam S. Pinney, which the boys en-
ioyed at their lunch hour.
Morgan Landrum is among the
Pensacolians who are home for the
Christmas holidays.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-25
Stomach Troubles.

Mrs. A. Toussaint, Whitesboro, N.
Y, says, "Chamherlain's Tablets are
excellent for stomach troubles and
biliousness," Mrs. Toussaint speaks
from experience in the use of these
tablets. Obtainable everywhere
Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-25

God pray this city of our love and nrd We
rejoice spacious beauty and in
her and factories where hand toll and her
blessed homes where heart joins heart for
make city the mighty workshop of
people, where will find his daily achieve
building up his own life to resoe manhood
best hand and mind Help city the greater
their loves IN peace and rounding strength
citizens not by the alone
the glow of neighborly good w common lows
and the pride OF common greater
the future OF our CITY,
wealth and greatness consists thing
possess but the Justice of her brotherhood
Of her children Make her rich in her
famous through the lofty passions that inspire
thank thee the
devotion to the common good has making
city, Grant that worthiy on the
foundation they have laid If who
have sold the c good for private staining
and greed fill righteous anger
Of true that the
Grant vision of city, fair might be;
JUSTICE where shall plenty
and poverty shall to feser
shall be founded given
nobenes alone city of where
the love OF all for the city the mother the life
and veal Hear thou Lord the silent all
each pledge time and strength and thought
Of her coming beauty and righteousness.
-(By Walter Rauschenbusch.)
1laaa ltl,,, ,sh
UNITED STATES DEPosTORY
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
N1AHo NuR3

"Ths potatoes which disearasd anA
left at houe are better than any that l
have ever taken to an expositisa In
past ysars," said H. L. Edsefton Mos
day evening while in this city waiting
for the special train to take himself
and Mrs. Edgerton and their exhibit
Of Carbondale potatoes to the Panama
exposition in San Francisco.
Mr.. Edgerton is one of the leading
potato men of the county, which mea us
of the state and country, and he takes
great pride in producing the perfect
tnber. He follows the crop rotation
method, but, it is understood, his rota-
tion is completed in four years while
others follow the six year rotation sys-
tenn. He took. twelve varieties Of po-
tstoes and will have twenty four exhib-
its and, If he does not pull down the
leading prizes the other fellows pota.
tess will simply be more than perfect.
NJ Edgerton announced that his ex
aibit would be in place by the 2Oth uf
this month. Under the rules Of the
exposition all exhibits not in place On
tAs opening day will lose ten points in
the judging, AID he proposes to keep
these tea psints.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
FISH THAT SURVIVE FREEZING
swise Scientist Ass Mots Q Osooovoey
rhst May d q Aaweh ce@sWee.
eiai lmpeseaAeo.

The ordinary cold storage q ~ =
put out Of dats By Mr.. 4. PicesG tAe
brilliant Swiss scieatist, note1 ~ HI
experiments with colA. He ~ ~
succeeded In freezing hvs AsA -. r..
vivfng then several weeks q 0oneAo
later. a achisvsnsnt whicA roeaAo
Edmond Aboat's fanciful tals a "fhe
Aaa With the Brokea Ear" He ~
osatly placed 70 nsh In Q boa eoataen-
fag water rich In oxygsa. aAA y vAseA
several Dlsces Of Ice were Asoe1ne. He
then very slowly reds6oa ~ tGnosaor
tNro a tAe coatsots. At ~ - -
ebsat two noaths IL rosaltan1 oaAo
Of - vas gradually tAawe1 81 ~
~ were al foanA 70 - allva. Ae-
eerdaaG b tAs report q - elous.
neNt sivsa b LTlluolxoA6sa Qae1o),
\ b ssssntial that ~ wa1sr - Sssy
sro1oany nVosa ~ 0ae 4 ahoD ~
csa1naDsl DSs6ss u - fse 60 0QmD
- s10Aesea -AssU bsosse - vAalo
oa9o . 1eoe9 fAo Dsoons e thoW.
- DsN - .ay NV. M ~
- eAeG 49, :ealnsa - 0olaGlia
oDso Mtb - lsssone ealpH0D
Hnik nsGHS HSfuaaass - Wcs
sa0Dss1AnS S2tssssel - ~ N
- O6
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
asssssa ssapss1tvsa cssa

oosW VsGvt0o0 00DA
a, M yeass - ~ s0n0eeNUak
ees eesas1 lseaa1 = - o na1n1l
- -SDss0t = sG1o vAAsA ~ -
san - - ~ lasUs Ashaoee1sk
soss vAeeA Wso bses0aag 1osH -
0sse Ds0saas. Ne 80 vsusa haRo
veasoo - ;lsss1sa ~ - -
vsneo es00 lvAsas Q 49, - -,
Nev vsa0 asa.sllV Asonsa 1ul11o,
enek ean = sssallaae sopsua0na -,
eleeso ~ ~ ~ q slnGaoA1Sk r..
. Tea ~ b DFseoDs1 - -
1a@s4 essaas salwa1 49,. ~
t01 - 1sas 11Blig O. Suveuo,
~ u ssossia0 . ~ q o 49,
Gesk snss. n - sAane -
Dshfag 81 at tAis ttos = - -
sSsssese q . ns6ssa slnGsessusk -
- oseAaag - aSsasG4ss ~ . -
- tAne VDs 0ehss aapse sssvaee -
esoeoae Dsssi1llsty. Ihs paAas =
p sessats1 - IL aAce tAas 4 Voula6
- - sessF1 ~ 4 = sgysse q -.
esoean car h loW.tR10s essvses . -
eseo4 eoeelty seaaAaras II hennw
asd yee6s b1fl11aR-Hssex1e ~
w 1o00A
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
w1aAau eaaa0 Uunn0o

o. q ~ asA sajsSsAls l.niay
snaiass svss ~ u IL ssss4y Uas
~ e - AslAasn nasA nssr RfSs
- GsaA.y 49, ~. go 0sA &enss
AeLsars, =, esasssstsA ehsis sssAeA
vsAAiae aesivss.asy ~ ~ sAsir ~
shilAssa 80 ssssssa OssA shihAsss -
vsA - . fsv fsisaAs OsAAsss1 assns1
tAsa - ~ naks ~ ~ nass Bans-
80 h i as.hefsl IL sssEAss A.1ily
u - sA.Es eas sAsW - aaay AasAsAy,
PsAasG, sasesasfa nAnhess - the
MeLsarr. n sPits sf tAe fact that
NJ. anA Nm. Aa1sasa have Faised .
family Il tsa ehil1ssa - naaAsod and
vaoa.AssA, thy ase stin yssas and
- spsitely q nany It hsh their sGe.
asA they s.tessA iets the s9air With \
vAolehsasteAnsss which coAss ssly'
vAsa lssiAg parents have tAsis eAil-
dre. abssG ths0, seae Of the eAihArea
AasiAg basa living in ths ssst aad hal
nst nst tAeis brsthers aaa sissess for
ever fifteen year,. Mis- A. williams
s.A Ar. s.d Mn W. z. Wslless Of
this city satsaAeA the esisbsstioa ssS
M. Wallass secured . number a osss
ssesllaa4 pictures It tie NaI1esrs faa-
ily. ~ PssG jeins in best vssAss
asA hsPss to So the AeIearns - cit
issas Of ear eoaaty for nsay, naLy
Asee yeass.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
mAy - On0

= , sssssA1 npasaa1 ~ ~
RsuAV1ssiass = ~ si1y ~ 49,
hsOks sssk - ~ sAsssh eiaaiag.
= b - tAsir Pssssst sts.stnss = -
ha0s hsp sssaOA - esas0As
~ a.aAav ssassa - sa0As EasA-
iag asvisas 80 Aa0ps Ssesss ~
- shaaissA ~ ~ ss.n1 s1speGs
= ssoAsa ~ hsvs . U6A1y 00ssen9
episisa 4 0ass~saA oBsieO - .
ehsseA-osiag sanasai4N. - = b -
saAos ~. Il IL sssnDae - tAs0-
tiss vssA 10 sssias . .ssaEA - sl~sA
ssi.g s.l hsasvie0 IL 11ah6 Chriat.
n b .sw PssAistsA hsss- ~ - t1ns
+ ~ fas AisAa.4 vAea ~ eh4gss
in this city vih - fnSesti sssFnes-
i.G s.A tAis y - it chppA - II ess
city ~ -=-s.-- .s-@
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
mDQBa1gD01 Aaan0LY

A call AAs besa issssA this weA ny
Vice Chaissan Clark. Of tie lsAspsnd-
snt party for the assembly to b held
AsaAay evssiAg at eight o'clsek in
ths district sosrt room for tAs Sssig,s-
ties Il candidates for sldsrne. AID
the sthef city sRiees- II all Probebil-
ity ths eoni.g city campaign will not
be o. exciting - previsss campaigns
fer The reason tAat certain qssstissa
which have been before the people In
the past are settled and out Of the way.
TIE Post has been making inquiries
regarding probable candidates on The
Indspendeat ticket and finds the fol-
loving are most frequently mentioned:
Nayor- r. n. Tucker, J. F. Mccoy,
Ole fhorsea ard J. c. sehwaFz.
Ahermen-Frst ward, E. e. Laeas,
J. N. Silver and A. W. Den.is.
Second w.rd-John r. Weir, James
Ford, J. C. sehwarz, C. C. Graham and
Ira Bsrdee.
Third ward-P. J. Kirvan, Harry
Logan, J. r. Mccoy, C. A. Bartlett.
Bat tie memben Of the Independent
party and all those who expect to A.
filiase With them in the coming elee.
tion win snake their seleetions Nesaay
evs.ing a.d will make no nistsks ~
natter which Of the above are dssis-
nateA. f- 20
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
Ws1s 10 noao rArRs

A .ssbsr Of tAe Gseswsod spri.ss
fsaks sdsPted tie Paan u writing 1T
ten - their o,l Asoe papers snl nses
Ass szPsstieg - d -. II ~ win
sstiss In tAe Dsavsr aaA seAss seaAs
oQseA ~ win 1aA that etAsr eitSss
4 IL ssats are ssw urging thsir PssQas
- - ~ sane tAiag. Wails vs svi.
Ss.siy tosk the had i, H. nsvs.
0ens, ws are siad to knew that sGAseS
tAink - well Il ~ Paaa - sAsFt y.
sst - siss Asps sur swn PssPas via
~ stsp. sat Win csltisss5 - = tAssr
bsse - est Glsswsel Asfsss IL easeera
PssPas. II ~ -. sssussssi thas
sPseiaa ssessEisa - Stvsa - nsstisa-
iag ratss for beasa aaa rssa n til
~ thae ~ Asa ~ se knseAsl sut;
eAss sAis b . ssaes1 VIVA
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
EzeED laAY ooo0

Asasunoooest Was uade in Oalifs--
"a . fsw aays ase that Willie R;GsAis
I'D agssa uP fer . tsa resaa - visa
Ffsaa1 WeasA, IL EAsiish eAs.pss.,
ssa tass hatcess PrsPsssa es.i,g hsrs
fer . seny II . week thaG Ae niGAt
tAsssesAly bsil sst sefsss ssi.g esst
~ hesa training. Wsster Billss, whs
Was saRaeyea at. Hstel Cs3ss.As ee
~ ~ few ysesa ssat eliPqi.Q fFea
Co4Sss1ia papW wAieA ~ II
Rieehis's PssPsssl vlsie here.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
a. ou10mpo0 AADW

]. ". CsnaiaO vhs evns . ~
rsseh i. tAs Sunlight ssseAE 6AA-
i.g ever 1890 hssA Of 49, ~ vfosr
- his paaee. He ~ sSVssoD eD1sod
esttle which ere dsiag sossptisaolay
we'll, whils ~ horsss snA nsss tAaa
- AssAssA AAp are Asiss ss.sny -
Wen.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
MOUNTAIN 0lnR

Reports received this wsek fss0 pse-
pie who have driven through GIsswerd
canon tell of seeing forty 10 fifty
nesntain sheep near Grizzly creek. II
10 saA the sheep are becoming taner
and that they have followed tAs rigs
fer some distance along - rssAwsy.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
nv AU Nh

4apassf ovssesek u H. Hsl
ePsiae ss@ps.y ssassss IN sivias ~
peesses Il ~ ~ swi1niag pssi
ssossAiag = = vai1s tAsy, ass IN ~
veAss, 80 = - ssssssd tsss hgasA
vesis0s seAsf 6sakasss - eaass0eat
-. tAsir ssesseninasel H esPssss
- ASs- tssoRAstsR fss ~ Hstla
Sm h H. - - = ~ pssl 81
HesA .sts 1ss ~ haUsr sess q ~
~ -. fAis = . sssas .sssp -.
Nasa ~ NJ. OvvsAeek AaA his iasas
~ n:st VIA ~ hessey sppseval -
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
soas 20 aAIR Ian Qsy

NanaGsr H. @. OveFbeek Il ~ Hot
Spring. company left Ws1sssaay night
fer . few Aays' stay In Salt IAks CITY
where he will arrange fsf tAs pssPsr
distRi6atioa Of literature cd fss .
campaign - bring Salt LAks City asd
Utah people to GIenvood Spsings far
thsis cutting. li5 -7I
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
Ho0 I2lAnD

lsO sers ransa. Gss1 water sieAi.
40 serss alfalfa; 70 acres srai. hsa,
balanee pasture. Good dairy -; s1ssk
ssseA. Pissty of sPsiag wstsr. Asess
3axs4. gssd outbuildinss. sAalrsss n
Post. A e.13-1
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

Better oil your hsF>ess this spring
All kinds Of oil.
2-6-27 WOODY.
'Oar street fair, which is N annnal
event with rs in Nevis, Nin.,' saiA
Peter Kavanaugh, wAo = lese for The
mineral water baths, "has done nsss
tia. any other thing to bring settssn
into our county, It IL dosbtful il
o. many people ever passed through
this city in any year - will pas
through this summer a.d It would seem
that an exhibit Of car products placed
in some convenient place, would he 4
great advertising medium. MAaager
Overbeck, of the Hot Springs company
has told the Business Men s league that
he will furnish = good room in the
stone bath house if NO other place can
be secured. This room would make a
good place, but some room on Grand
avenue near the bridge would be much
better.
A. b. Baird, trsveling representative
Of the National Biscuit company and
one Of the nsst popular salesnea in this
territory, has just I'D Photographer
Kirwan make some pictures Of the ice
fountain which the eoapany will use i.
advertising. One Of the company
U.eeds Biscuit signs was plseed o.
the top of the ice fountain and phote-
grapAs "nade" and then they were
sss< On to Mr. Baird, Who will s..ad
tAs. to the advertising tssdq.artsr,
n New Yssk City. A short dssssiptisa
u tie fssntaia, swinning pssl s4c,
~ fRnishsd by c. G. CasaAy sah viii
- psisesd wSeh The pictsres IN ths
Nstisaal Biseait ssaPaay naG.Anss
- ny - .ssA in laatsE1 saiaea.
oisss H. aAsasinss = i,es every sssk
saA emmy = - WsssA vAsse the
ss1eay ~ tssvsHag Npsssssta&ivCs
~ sAvsstiaaG tAs city Win ssesivs IL
Gsses. -
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
PANAMA. DouDs

1t is announced that Psea.a beads
in the sum of e34O, 900 900 may b. is-
sued to asst the national govssnaest
in caring for the enormous expenses.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
- UOW11 0D0o !.

-. / have taksa ths. stsss - s0sqp1
svsase, formerly ksewn - 0a66estt's
Co.fsrtio.esy stsrs, sAd viN esoAsrt
sans - fIsvss ssd candy shsp. Pet
~ 'taants always On Aaa1 ai1 est
fBovess 70 ssAss. 4 eAsies kse ef
candies. I sAan appreciate ysss pst-
rsaass. 49, s5-.s,
4l1-N BLANCHE p. DDOW&
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
- 01R Pan

01egeseisss AAve btsa nsAe rseestav
~ 0seswssl epsi.p psM - ., ~
stssse faif 49, ysas. Ne 1suhe ~
eaeasnan = ~ esaisg sesawAsny
ssnnaeAse N seesivs n sssas 49,
Ueess ssa y win - Wy ~ -
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
20 MGO RW
I WIfEKS y
&QQ&RSZ]


" Z Asaersos Of OaatAe, Colo, is
. SoIiAsr - TIE city.
n T. n. Cunningham has been
~ IL With y grippe this week.
- =
SsAA Nsoasn is imPsoviAg slowly
- gradually gaining in strength.
~. Lane Of GRaAd Junetion spent
nAay among his friends in Glsa~ood.
0sadfish and globe free at Barnes
@g Store, Glsawoed, Feb. Il. 2-13-lt
9. g. Harris went to the New Castle
saosA home from this city this morning
Two beautiful goldfish and globe free
siGA soc purchase, Feb. Is, 1t Barnes
- Store, GIeawoOd. 2-l3-lt
Harry Logan went to Rife yesterday
- sEpeetsa to 20 On to Grad June
tisa "1 The freights run right
Clesing out all our buggiss.
q 4 AsCAstAy sAd family have
taAsa apartments in ths PsstoRies
hanAiag and moved in this week.
~ Five Hundred club was pleas.
.skiy sstsftaissd at The home of Nrs
aaa Dsusaa Wednesday afternoon.
= = =
Ars. Je.nie sterry 10 at the ssni-
tasisn suffering from . badly bus,ed
hesk- Dr.. Stewart reports her inProv.
isG.
Ma Walter FaFnun, who lives on
Mater avenue, was reported better to-
day. She has been i'll for several
Uoa6.
o. visit will convince ysa that
0sbsepstAy is right SIC osssA ave-
saA lo-S1-tt
Don't fail to take advantage of the
sals at Barnes Drug store, Glenwood.
~ sssaGsuA ssA- ssses free with a
So purchas. E, rg... 2-13-lt
ass
c. G. Rowe, who was reported SO Sc
ris.sly I'll last week, is now recovering
niseiy and hopes to be back to his work
iass few days. ..-.l--
y = =
Last Saturday Edgar NJ Cole AMI
~ EdsA Oslesby, both Of Rifle, Sc
,.sed . marriage license from County
Ohsk HuAhasd. - s.. E.t +
he Civic Improvement club will be
es1srtaised at the home Of Nfs. J. 7.
91saate next Monday evening at a
valentiAe party.
The short road " health, Ostopathy
.'S Grand avenue. lO-31-tf
Charley Scheischer, who has suffered
fron q slight attack of typhoid fever,
has 70 far recovered that he was able
to leave the sanitarium Thursday
Mrs. E. J. Horan and Mrs. Peter
Dow entertained the Presbyterian Aid
society and friends Friday afternoon
Al good time was enjoyed by all.
= = =
Beginning Thursday, Feb. IS, We will
Civ, two beautiful gold fish and
gSobe free with a so cent purchase.
DARNEs' DRUG STORE, Glenwood.
NrA Steve NeDermott returned from
Dsaver Tuesday night for visit to
hsr mother, Mrs. Tully. She reports
TIT her husband is still quite i'll in
Arizona.
Dr. Riddle, eye, ear, 1ess and throat
spssialksG Glasses lttsa 0tiss.s
Harold Parkison, who suffered great
y H. past few weeks from liberation
4 tie stomach, is now much improved
- able to attend to his duties At the
drug store.
I. z. 0raee, whe - bsen Iaaebng
scar New Castle fer ssveral months,
w.s brought to his hone in this city
1Aassday suffering with severe attack
e La grippe. ttft
= 4 =
Hf. ArDsd, the leeal representative
= ~ Swift Packing company, has
sssAsa tie HeCasthy residsnee At the
sssa9 e nsAtA cad Pslosr a.l is|
asviaG his family 70 tAs sane.
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The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
A n Nsasaa0ss)

Assasa9ss tAinks thss It sas - sid
trsthfslly tAAt tAs Psvivsl nseti.xs
are gradually growing in inEesess aad
atte.aa.ee. fAs es@ssss.tis. last
sabhesh evening vss larger thas any
hitherto. vhils tAs ss.sss0s<is.s Asa-
ing tss pesssat week also are il sd-
vance Of the week prsvisss-
Ths 6Ahhath ssAesl vin hsad st tbs
usual hear, 10 O. u
The II e'eleek ssrnoa will - ths
eslniAatioa sf tAs spsa lsttss - bsek-
slidsrs in this issns q ths Rsse-ssed
i. This lsros class u nsa a.A wsasn
in 0lsavssd ssA ssasGsysiAs are o.
pecially invited to this sabbath nssa-
ing service. YOa will not be absssd,
l asssrs yos; bst yos viii b honestly
dealt With BY ths divine stssAasA sf
God . wsel.
Ths sermon in ~ evening win - .
continaatioa Of The subject Of He'll.
This tine The ssr.sa will deal espee-
tally with the nature sf hen's PsaisA-
nest. Jesas says Y 10 "Toensst. -
John, the Revsaatos, saw II a.d Ae
called it "TAe smoke Of Her Tor
neat" Yos are invited to hear the
Biblical discussion Of tie most sssisus
subject that the raee will have 70 Do
with. Meet it We nsst. The neetinGs
will continue all next week.
= = =
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
R1ooYfHIIAN Ho40

1000 o =. eanAay osAsel.
1l:00 .. n.-1sssing essvies.
$50 p. n.-Chsistiaa EA1ssves.
1850 p. a.-Evs.ing Services. ls
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13
@As0),art
M 1)ottC

~ Cssp9 Avse.s
eanAay osAasa, 10 O. =.
aanAay osviasA IL o u
WsAnssasy ssssias sssviae, . ?. -.
Rss1iss ssso sPss - 4eaAay, vso-
nssaay asl Ysi1Ay sftsssssas fsso :
t. 4 p n
An ass Woaeo0a.
.-- = = - =.
10D0UR q - 00RDD
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

.aaager Of tie D. 1 R. .. pass6e
tAresgA here yesterday noraihg - -
wsy frsa 81. Fras-isco - Di6sss.
He left his ss.ia . few n.seao -
a..sssssi tAat everything ~ ~
~ alseg nicely ss tie big - - y
ssA 4 wssA be . voader. - Selse-
NJ - tAs repeo1ection Of 1lssWso1
epsiAGp a ~ fair and said-,1e - q
very ss..eif.a thing a.a ~ss1l - -
- s&&xose wias Attention GD0g ~
fair pa41sas.
J. 9. Lsa9, sf Ploteau vIDW -
bssssAs - Gaeewssl Tuesday ss0es1aR
ftso Appendicitis aad r.pt.re. 80 ~
tahsa b tae 0seswood sanitls1sn 80
st ssee operated BY Dr.. stSwss4 -
siseel BY Dr.. Place. Joe ssssaissay
~ hard tine getting t. olssesss.
0son sfeer he left Ao.e his sig asshs
Sswn asa IL wss necessary - - g.
ether teaa to take hin TO Nesn. Rsoo
4saa - was taken by auto - psesqsa-
ssssaPa.sea By DR.. A. r. O.. nsI
tAeAs hs hsa nsre than hiss aAasD -.
essshas ia reesAiHs 0iesvsodS1u1 Qos1
h b 1sre tbea sisa that AdsAnael.. n
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

Kirwaa's nsvis u ~ pssa viA BE-
sAswa aOaia q ~ 0asss Sssasy afses-
nsea 1t ; e'eleeh that these Who At
tssAsa tbs Sashst bsn eaDAs lase sisht
ny SO tie pietssss. We alss 1see
sae2 Nay vesssa Stock company win
sPea at the OdeoA Sunday night aai
according to repssts received fFs0 e.
hda and other places, tAese -fsHtssn
pesPss are worth ssing AfBss - nee.
Ne doubt they will be sssstea by ..
Asge crowd hero fer 0leaweea psspae
sse lsskine fsrwaN to sseA tssaAs.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

o. visit will convince yea that
0s6sopAtAy Il right SIC 0sasA ave-
No. lo-1l.tf
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

Wednesday was simply Al ideal
spring day and caused many 70 think
the cold weather va over. However,
Il is . little teo early to boast. Tskes
altogether We have had An excellent
winter, bat We must not expect too
much.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

Better oil your hsF>ess this spring
All kinds Of oil.
2-6-27 WOODY.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

Treasurer N. J. Msyes of the 1914
Strawberry committee made his report
to the business men Wednesday even
ing. The total collections and receipts
amounted to s1,222.39. The expenses
reached *993.9s, leaving a balance OIL
hand of $22s.41.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-13

wanted-Good lady eanvassss. Oas
with hers and buggy preferred Goal
proposition to enc vhe eaa prove ~
ability. Call q this s9iss- fos pastie.
ulasa le
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-21

Gone! The six shocked searchers for the runaway
bride hurried downstairs just Honorfa Bye STEP
ped in. followed by Binky Peters and sneaky Tavis
Where IL he?" screeched Mira. Bye.
Bill Wolf advanced to do bis happy duty.
There be Is LADY," be shouted triumphantly while
Blinky Peters and Sneaky Tavis skunk up, one on
each side OF the culprit NAB him. boys!'
Mon Dfeu!' cried the cuprt as the four tat pa VS.
OF Blinky Peters and Sneaky Tavfs ciapped down on
his arms. The rest OF the objection was an incom
prehensible poygiot tumble shrieking his indig
nation, the black bearded Frenchman strove to
wrench himself free.
us that the man you meant?" Kissed Honoria.
THAT amt the guyw yelled Shanks McGee, who
willing to be kicked out now. Gilbert Blye
slinked la here after the beautiful goi and ducked
into the subway when dis sport gives him the rum
Gee.'
This is the limit" declared the clerk to one and
all as strong porters and agile bell hops headed his
way. Get EN- out Mike"
Quite little crowd had collected when suddenly
a policeman appeared from around q corner and dis
persed the mob. including Honorla
That vigorous lady had barely turned the corner,
heading for the avenue, when a brilliantly lighted.
luxurious limousine stopped In front Of the Hotel
Daniel Shanks McGee's eyes began to stretch as
tie saw the occupants. and he whrled in a complete
circle In bis efforts to locate without the loss of
second Bill Wolf and Biinky Peters and Sneaky
Tavfs. They were trudging up the street In single
file. heads down. hands in pockets Even Blinky
Peters lad lost interest In the stars The smacking
footsteps Of Shanks MCGEE aroused them.
"Gee!' exploded Shanks. "Cr!pes! Gilbert Blye
has doubled back wit another swell Jane. Beat II
the Danie And one Of youse hotfoot 1t after
the electric showcase and get the old woman: Gee"
Wolf turned q commanding eye on Tavis.
Hit 'er up" he ordered.
Sneaky drew a long, Jerking breath and pulled hts
belt around him, cast despairing LOOK up the side
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-21

back OF his round head and his eyes turned conem-
platively toward the stars.
Certain party in Blinky7" husked Wolf
Blinky Peters followed them inside the busy cafe.
and as they walked back toward the Thirteeenth
street entrance a fat, wide man with his bands In
his pockets came In at the rear door-Sneaky Tavis
There's your party!' suddenly Kissed Bill Wolf
and pointed to a table where dark vandyked Ger
man with spectaclcs was entertaining healthy. red
checked young woman with green feather In her
hat.
You scum" shrilied Honoria Biye to her three
expert detectives and went home to her parrot
Ned Warner stepped into the cigar store next door
TO the Hotel Daniel and telephoned June's home In
Brynport Mr. and Mrs Moore were in the city at
Bobbie Betherfngs. the smooth, soft voice OF fat
black old Aunt Debby told him.
Bletherng's and the CHEEKY voice OF Bobbie, Yes.
the Moores there. And June was located?
Great Stanch Bobbe all eagerness when Ned
said he wanted the Moores and Bobbe and Iris to
come down to the Hotel Daniel.
He also te.ephoned Honoria Blye Her shril voice
cracked the telephone. She had just this min
ute got 10 from a wild goose chase after bogus
Gilbert Bye. but II be had been at the Hotel
Daniel With Neds runaway bride she'd be right