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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-12-03

Davenport. -,
Messrs. Watkins and johnson Of
Burlington were in town ThanksgiV'
ing day.
B. H. Pulley of Chicago visited the
first Of the week ut the home OF MS
sister, Mrs. John Wallace.
Norman Nelson of Galesburg was
q visitor here over Sunday.
Several persons from here went &c
Crystal Lake on Thanksgiving Gay
and spent the day with Mr.. and MRS
]. Ripper, who live near Crystal Lake
Mr.. lack lyman is having built q
new ice house and will carry ice n
connection with his coal business.
Mrs. Winnie and Miss Mary Payne
entertained several friends at dinner
Friday in honor of Mrs. L. H. Riley
of Chicago and Mrs. L. M. Abel Of
Burlington.
Misses Edna Williams and Minnie
Tinnel were visitors in Galesburg or
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Daniel Skinner entertained
about five friends at dinner, compli
mentary to Mrs. H. L. Riley OF Chi
cago.
Mrs. Hazel Wallace and sister Of
Springfield are the guests Of Mr.. ano
Mrs. George Wallace.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Watson, who has been slight
ly indisposed, is somewhat better.
Mrs. Emmett Loveless entertained
on Sunday at dinner and and Mrs
Ham Stokes and Mrs. Ella Croft en-
tertained on Monday with 6 O'Clock
dinner in honor of Mrs. Riley Of
Chicago.
The r. L. D. club of the Calvary
Baptist church met Tuesday evening
and elected new officers for the COM
ing year.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-12-03
DAVENPORT ITEMS.

Union Thanksgiving services were
held at the Third Baptist church
Rev. T. w. Lewis preached the SER
mon, which was interesting and in
spring Rev. F. X. Nicholson made
a timely talk on union, which was en-
dorsed by everyone present. The
choirs united in the singing, with
Mrs. Cora Hart presiding at the or
gam s..,. b.. ~
Mr.. Geo. A. Lewis, q well-to-do
young farmer from Fayette county
Iowa, visited on Thanksgiving with
his uncle, Rev. T. w. Lewis.
A few of the many friends of Rev
F. K. Nicholson had surprise party
on him last Monday night on the &C.
casion of his birthday. They left with
him best wishes and many things
more substantial as evidence thereof,
Mrs. Susan Garrett, an old and
highly respected citizen, died at her
home and was buried from the Third
Baptist church, Of which she was a
member. Rev. F. X. Nicholson con-
Quoted the funeral services. When
her will was filed it was evident her
church was dear to her, as she be-
queathed to it $50.
Attorney Geo. H. Woodson Of Bux-
ton is in the city to lead in the pro-
test against the production of the
Birth Of Nation, which is billed to
appear here in the near future. MIR.
Woodson made an eloquent and force
full appeal to the city council Tues
day afternoon and we hope for splen-
did results. r. <.
A branch of the N "A. A. C. P. was
organized here last Friday night, At
torney Geo. H. Woodson presiding.
Rev. F. X. Nicholson, president; Mr..
l.. H. Brown, secretary; Mr.. Eugene
Green, treasurer. ....
Mrs. B. Galloway and Mrs. Nellie
Watson entertained number of tri-
city people last Friday afternoon at
the home of the former. A delightful
time was enjoyed by all present. De-
licious refreshments were served.
g Rev. T. w. Lewis is expecting his
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was hers from Kansas City Thanks
giving day was N. G. Crews, Geo
Love and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dabney
Memorial services for the late
Booker T. Washington were held Of
the Francis Street Baptist church on
Sunday afternoon, the 2lst ult, under
the auspices Of the local Negro Bust
ness Mems League. Mr.. /. F. Ram
sey, the president presided.
Howard Walker spent last Sunday
in Leavenworth, Kas., being the guest
Of honor at . dinner party.
Mrs. Strawthers and nephew, Har-
old johnson, left last Sunday for
Phoenix, Ariz., to spend the winter.
4 Prof. Russell of Oregon spent the
latter part Of last week in our city.
Dr.. and Mrs. Goodson entertained =
few friends ct dinner Thanksgiving
day.
Miss Logan left Sunday for Dalton
on q short business trip.
Mrs. Edward Lee Ia convalescent
from the operation that was perform
ed at the Sisters hospital. ~
We are frequently asked why the
National Protest and Appeal are not
Published every week. Since we don't
know we cannot answer that question,
But from the number Of readers that
The Bystander, Freeman, Kansas City
Sun have in this city we are sure that
with some experienced and reliable
person as editor we are sure q weekly
paper would be q good investment.
Mr.. Bruce James Of Kansas City
spent few days Of last week with
relatives and friends. ~"
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CLINTON, IOWA.

Quarterly meeting, the first for this
conference year, will be held on De-
cember 18th at Bethel A. M. E
church.
The Bystander representative hap
pened in at the Tenth Avenue hote
of F. F. Jackson one day last week
and found that gentleman busy as
usual endeavoring to make his pa.
irons happy. He has just installed a
hot water system throughout the
house, which will be greatly appre.
ciated by those who gather under his
roof. He is ever endeavoring to cater
to the pleasure of his patrons. His
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! checked girl. No one can imagine the
confidence have in DR.. Niles Heart
Remedy" A. r. CANON, Worth, Mo.
The unbounded confidence Mr..
Canon has in DR.. Miles Heart Rem
edy is shared by thousands OF
others who know its value from
experience. Many heart disorders
yield to treatment, if the treatment
is right. If you are bothered with
short breath, fainting spells, swell
ing of feet or ankles, pains about
the heart and shoulder blades, pal
pitation, weak and hungry spells,
you should begin using DR.. Miles
Heart Remedy at once. Profit by
the experience Of others while you
may.
Or. Miles, Heart Remedy 10 ssId and
guaranteed by all druggists.
MILES MEDICAL CO., k'khart, Ind.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-12-03
HUTTON. IOWA.

IlA6 Becker !. Warrington Literary
sscisty Raid lsssnosial services Of the
y Lists BOOKER I. vAshington 1t Tabor
I naels Baptist church November 22nd,
Aere were several papers read Of
~ noble works, showing the tribute
u respect to ons who was the great
- u the Negro race.
Mr.. Jake Wilson, who has bsen i'll
fer quite whils. y better.
Mrs. Mary Wright Is out Of town
- business. tssB
Mr.. Richard Johnson, who got his
ankle spsainsd, ID improving nicely.
Mr.. Chas. Shelton has moved to No.
rs mine, where hs IS employed.
At The movies Monday night the
] person holding Tie lucky number was
ssatitled 70 ! big Thanksgiving bird.
LLOYD Pierce wss the lucky one.
" Tho Organ club Of st. Johns A. M.
+. church will give IN entertainment
g the home Of Mrs. Lonnie Carter,
10 East Second street.
MI. Ed Howell, who has been i'll
fer some time, 10 improving.
Mrs. Fred e. Coleman made bust
ness trip to Boone, Iowa, and Des
Moines last week. ~. ~
r. g. Potter, boys director Of the
II. N. G. A., will leave for the boys
state conference, which will convene
1t Grinnell, Iowa, November rs, 81
and q. He will carry two boys with
him. Garland Smith and Dunbar
Nays. ...~.
Miss Della Paskel Of Indianapolis,
Ind, is the guest Of Mrs. E. T. Mills.
Mr.. M. O., Henderson is on the sick
list. 49,
Mrs. E. A. Carter entertained al
whist club party at her home Satur-
day afternoon. ..
Mrs. Odelia Clark and her little
niece, Dorothy Rowlette, who has been
visiting her brother and father, John |
G. Rowlette, has returned back to her
homo in Sparta, ILL.,, accompanied by
Miss Daisy Lee. |
Mrs. Susie King and Mrs. French
Brown are on the sick list.
YIN. C. A. Notes. |
Mr.. r. p. Hamlin, one Of the inter-
national secretaries, spent several
days visiting the Buxton "Y." He de-
livered very interesting talk at the
Sunday afternoon mems meeting.
Subject, "Fortifying the Home and
School and the Organizations and
Church" -. 1
The next opera attraction is the
million Dollar DOLL" 1t comes high
~ recommended by press and public.
Don't miss it. ~
The week Of prayer was very well
attended at the "Y." last week. Many
earnest and enthusiastic prayers
were petitioned by both men and
bsys. t
Fish is helping out around the "Y."
shice these days, handing out tickets.
There will be very interesting
program rendered Sunday afternoon,
November 18th, at the opera house by
Tie w. C. 7. u. club. Committee on
Mrs. ]. E. Mills and Mrs.
J. F. Baker. Principal speakers, Geo.
H. Woodson, Dr.. E.. A. Carter and
Rev. +. B. Woodland.
II The Al. N. E. church will serve
Thanksgiving dinner in the boys de-
partnsnt Tickets Is cents. Every
body invited.
Nj. Hamlin left Monday night for
SC, Louis. Mo. 3EgT ..-
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bed near 1 window
20 she could get
her breath. One
doctor said, Poor
child. she II likely
to fall dead any
time A friend
told me DR.. Niles
Heart Remedy had
cured her father,
10 I tried 1t, and
she began to i'm
prove. She took
q great many bot
ties. but she 10
spared to me to-
@a~ q fat rnQv
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-12-03
MoNMUTH. I'LL.

Mrs. L N. Abel Of Burlington
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Peoples. leo
Mrs. Fannie Munson has returned
home, after few weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Bell Harris, in
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-12-03
Heart Disease Almost
Fatal to Young Girl

NJ daughter. when thirteen years
cd. was stricken with heart trouble.
She was 10 bad W had to place her
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-12-03

Hattie Robinson and Susie Robinson.
who with competent committees
greeted those in attendance. Many
beautiful articles were on display.
Everything that goes to make up 1
first class bazaar was to be seen and
had. The proceeds, amounting to
$235.49 with more to be added, will
be devoted to the liquidation Of the
paving debt. III
Mrs. Geo. Robinson of Maple ave.
nue. is entertaining her mother, Mrs.
Lucy Routt, and nephew, Herman
Routt, of Huntsville, Mo. They will
remain indefinitely. 0
Mrs. Cassius Clay has been confined
to her home the past few days by ILL
ness.
The annual dinner at Bethel A. N.
E. church Thanksgiving day was q
success. 5@@
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-12-03

The Iowa State Bystander IS ths
oldest Afro-American journal pub
lished in Iowa. It was established
in 1894, and is read by nearly all
the colored people Of Iowa. We
have correspondents in the following
towns: Vi
Abba .....,--..................Ml Miss May Davis
Washington ....................N. L. Black
Burlington ................Mrs. L. NJ. AID
hand and spell accurately. Do not
send in names Of persons at parties
the event. Simply tell the news o.
event in a brief, simple manner and
let the readers Of The Bystandsf
comment. Write the news Of al
classes, all societies, all religious de-
nominations, irrespective Of your
personal whims or ideas. N
Monmouth. Georgia Norwood
Colfax ..................Miss Stella Pierson
Minneapolis Mrs. R. L. Buttnsf
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Mrs. May Terri
Moline, Il...........Miss Mamie Ritehis
Clinton.........-...................... A. Bush
Council Bluffs. Miss Minnie Cave
Centerville ......................Mrs. G. Reed
Macon, Mo. .....................Lucy Harris
Mason City......Mrs. Maud Brewton
Quincy, 1ll.....Mrs. Mattye Ellys
ClariA1R. ..>-..................Mrs. J. r, Lana
Bland, Mns Ruth............Keokuk, lows
st. Paul, Minn......Mrs. Matte Hicks
Scandal, lova..-....-.......-....-.--........ s3
-.........Mrs. Jewell May Montague
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To-
kupllnAsu ossES .A..,. - As ~
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,NoinA Iowa. Otaee In Lheuiss
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Entered q he postom > - -
oal elaaa matter. sn II rgl-
AdvsrtisiaI sgsss foS 6llplay al
Is cents per inch, for saeh inssrtisa
Three to six mOnths' CONTRACT. IL
cents psr inch. Local advsrtlaina
10 cents per line for each mssrtiss.
counting seven words 70 Mns. Fsr
churches and sscrst aasas&iss vhsr,
admission u charged. one-half 4
the above-mentlo1oA ratss. For pss,
fessional, legal sWd announosmss
cards, yearly contracts. etc.. tsrp.
are givsa on application. Al u
vsytisiAg 10 to b -DAjd IN advaaoo.
TERMS OF euBs0RIPHON.
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Six months ,................. u
Three months ......... 1850. 81
Send MONEY By pestumos order,
money order, express or draft, b
the Iowa state Bystandsr CempanS
w are prepared to DO drst-clas.
lob work ct reasonable prices. Az
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-23
WILL DISCUSS CHANGES
FOR S. N. j. CHARTER

DALLAS. Texas. August 23-To.
discuss the work OF Southern Meth
oilst university and 10 consider
changes in the charter ana q method
OF selecting trustees for the institu
ton. a meeting of the Southern
Methodist university commission
viii begin in Dallas next Thursday.
The meeting aia be beld at the Adolf
phas hotel. and will probably last
for several days. This is one OF the
important meetings Of the year one
corning the institution. The comm
sion was appointed al the last gem
erai conference OF the Southern
Methodist church.
It's members are as follows: Bishop
W. A. Gambler Of Atlanta, chairman
Bishop J. C Kilgo ~ Durham. n Cs
Bishop j. II. Mccoy OF Birmingham.
Ala. Bishop W y. Murrah of Menu
phis. Tenn; the Rev. Plato Dur
ham. dean OF the theological depart
ment of Emory college Atlanta
lDr + j. pfettyman, chaplain Of the
United states sanate. Washington.
ID G.; ~ G NJ. Thomast taayer cg
Memphis Tenn nr. J r Scott 81.
-. OF Shreveport. Ia. Or. 4 ) ~.
mar. . n Of Nashville Tenn. q.
r. tlshhurn layman Of Roanoke.
VA ii Fitzgerald laytaan. 90 yt-
GINA ~ Ds Thomson. lawyer i
Atlanta: Asa 9 Gambler cspiiallst.
of Atlanta. Or. W. - Brait5eld b
Dallas Judge J. r. Coekreli 81 bal.
las
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GALVESTON X. P"s
I'D NOT NEED HiIP

DALLAS. Texas. August %.
Charles r weiland, past grand
chancellor OF The Knights OF Pythias,
Is back from Galveston where he
sent 10 offer assistance on behalf
OF HE order. Grand Chancellor
Henry Ellis made the trip to Houston
bat vas taken ilt and Mr. Weilaud
acted as representative Of the Py-
THAN order al Galveston.
Mr., Weland talked TO scores OF
Kniehts Of Pytblas all Of whom told
him that Galveston was able TO care
fer herself and did not need any out
side assistance.
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An unusually Large audience was
present last nsxh1 "a the First
Methodist church TO hear the es-
pseialiy prepared program render
ed which was as follows
fpworth League Special Service.
First Methodist church. Sunday at
Sis p. IA.
Organ prelude Miss MeDade.
Cnornx-League Choir.
Prayer Miss Mansle Harris.
Solo--MiSs Blanche Holland.
Announcements.
The League-Its History Mis-
Aiwiida Smith.
Our revised pian-rres. Talmage
Newton.
Methodist Male Quartetse.
How the League viii help yoa-
sfr. r. v. Lowrey.
How you will help the League
Mr.. c. n. LeBlonde.
League Chorus.
Eenediction.
You are cordially invited to at
tend.
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AUTO co.'s INTO DITCH
TWO ARR tNJlitFD

DALLAS Texas. August
Charles A. Moore. 5oo3 Bryan stree
and bis mother. Mrs Charles j.
Moore. we're injured sunday nlett
hen touring e in ehleh tlfey
@efo riding went into Il diteh o8 tas
hichardson road beyond White Rock
The accident was causd b5 q mir
Pep % Tho steering gear ~ tho nnto-
mebiie The caf plunged coeu e
hitesn loot oi~utansmeat bat luckily
dld aot turn over Nrs tlatirf 3.
Moore sustained p braafa aim eni
Fir Moore aaud ms aeelafsi 81
Tie strands o. d barbec sire fence
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the beginning or my motion picture
career. One ID photograph well in
order to attain any degree OF success
in motion picture work. ] was told
that / photographed well. My profile
is clear and my features ara adapt
able TO the animated screen. ! was
asked to take other minor parts. ]
liked the work-there Is q fascina-
ton about it-and | accepted.
That was about two years ago.. To
day | have the honor OF being as
signed to many important roles in
Seiig Red Seal plays. | have assumed
leading feminine parts in "a Texas
Steer" THE Millionaire Baby" The
House OF d Thousand Candies" a
Black Sheep" and other productions
which have won further fame fer tho
Selig company.
have been asked the reas0n for my
rapid success in a difficult profession.
The only answer that / can give r.
hard work. There were other incl
dents that also contributed 10 ny sse-
cess. One Of the most important 10
that Col. William y. Selig, president
OF the company which bears his
name. gives everyone n fair cp.
~portunity. He appreciates close at.
tention to work aud loyaltg ep
the part Of bis employees. | was eoE-
tunato enough to please him and the
directors and was assigned 10 moFe
important roles as time passed. aua
gave my entire time and thought g
them.
Perhaps there is another qualities.
ton connected with my promotlof
that should be mentioned here. IIAe
had stage experience. / appeared q
the spoken drama when Eve year
age. taking the title role Of Edith
Burglar. Later appeared Ia ntgo}
companies. This experience III tht
art OF acting was certainly o. untoiT
benefit 70 me.
/ have been told that I am th'
youngest leading woman in mntio'
pictures. Maybe ! ana, but | haF.
earned the parts ! play. Working z
motion pictures Is not p%astime-tt ii
hard work. In motion pictures, g
elsewhere. work counts.
Long hours fan 70 those who en-
gage in motion picture acting. The,
report at a studio at a certain hr1a
in the morning. They do not leave
until a certain hour. Their days worl
ia Just like q days work in any othe.
occupation IN life. In warm weathe
the sun beats through The glass encloa
IRE of the studio and the tliermona
ter sometimes registers $50 degrees
Perhaps in this warm atmosphere on
must be compelled to appear as
character heavily bundled ia clothing
and you can imagine ones discount
ture.
There are many recompenaes. also
and think. ON tile whole. that Tn
work IS ever 20 much more ~enieyabi
than the speaking stage. Girls whl
wish 20 enter motion plctures. how
ever. should PAUSE and thtnk over "a
fact that taeY sFe eunarkiag On
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stepping ~ a rusty rail has been
the cause IS many cases Of iockjaw
The masl sas not SO much The faux
a. nsaless % the wound II such
sounds we're promptly eleaHsed and
RALLARDs SNOW EMINENT APP
piled there would be no loekiaw As
fhe ~antlEepsie properties Of the linz
ment would esanteraet the poison
and thu mcuna would heal quick
1T. Pssce &c. soc and si1o per
sptala. sold bs Curiias Two Dra.
store adv.
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Bites OF poisonous insects that
cause the flesh 10 swell up must b.
treated with a healing antiseptie
will counteracv the poison and
heal the wound. RALLARDS
SNOW LINIdENT every
requirement in such cases. Price
45c. 300 and s1.oa per bottle Sold
hy Curlin's Two Drug Stores. adv.
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the chicago NtH-
dos OF the Sc
Liz p oiyscop
company. b @
studios are not so
very far away
ron my parents
home. NJ a Q
that was the rea-
son | walked into
them. The SUI
periutendent Of
the studios need
ed extra people.
| had visited the
studios Ia eurios-
ity, | remained
to take part in a
seiig feature
film. That was
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nELaEsE UNITED FRUfT
CO S1EAAfn r. IOSf.

XIV YORK. heg. Hop.
aeea alapdoned tor ths taiief
Esit Steamer Aarae33ue Wita
hff " Die fneefs tiet has bees
missiae fer mofe ttan Ssh 3
aeafeh has peen mas.e 81 the cess
~ Aex3e2 and c4aan asat bal
taiiea io reseai tAe E pheie.
abeaf
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DECLARING COTTON As
C0hTRhnAhD INEFFECTIVE

NEW YORK. aug 2s Tue
staay opening % The eoston Har
kex today ln fare Of the acton
Great Britain ard France aeclariar
eotton e~onfrabsna. has been dis
counted Id advance Cotton future
sere On oniy from > 70 8 points
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PARIS The French authorities
base declined vita thanks the Of
srsa services Ut . number Of edit
eated Frauehwassen wlso desired q
l0ln she sir services.
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The mere the children Of Israel
were prosecuted IN Egypt. the
more nmmerou and powerful they
became. 50 you had better not
nag al your enemies 50 much
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In the Rnsso-GaraAan league The
Russians onSht re~ to have dcSid-
edls the advausage. ~ all tht
games are hcssg piased On their
home grSusds-
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Notwithstanding all the troubles
which Aave been seins on for sossss
time anwn on the lover Rio
Crandc. oar distinguished ex~gos-
ernor remains as ssleat a. a clam
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1rfa ofAnca u u
litres talent. iniellga
sork. There are mar q
rat II they could onlJ asg
ssurera they would h i
secus success. Ye. shs vi
business college Cox Hsgx
Ter 10 become 3 sisEr
stands 10 reason L enc
preparation Tor such !
assary that ever 20 ND
must be devoted 10 lxa
which entertains nalka
faily. From my ova sr
act feel justified IN saFxz
Lo try to become a stFsza
There are times, os ca
enjoy the excitenall |
player. An example d y
lng the filming Of The 4
Seal play The Hosse ii
Candles. at the chicaa
Selig PolyscoHe COCKS
less most Of ny r
tho big car strike ia Ga
81 them knew What asa
with the motion pSss
We had many PLAYERS 70
Ing IN the Loop" easa
center. and as the sa
vav from this place y
40 auto service, NJ.
ug ordered a huge 10
he players were tas1
tars in which they ~
There wers Other &c
during the time ] va
The House o. a TaoAS
one OF these vas
house which would en-
directors ideal
tho Thousand candles
ia be- All the players
with hoines Which
purpose told The afsas
and one day We al
ing car and staries
covered eImost al
sso' and when We ssr
despalr Of ever
saaaso d a ThOusaaa
fsreetor suddenly ehl@
gtoo. We were IN
nanurb Of chieAso
a'f any house
gailehla. The
mad ms all get out q
ramp up a bill
calga n The road !,
clamp q trees, sal I.
straetlng our yies v
ID Thousand CAMS
haen hoping for !,
Whom sc retrfnea
he tha interior
fitat ~ needed ia's \,
= ar oroperty room
I'll search ior ~
alahrn. and
every conceiyaO@ n
hamsa, homes :.
Is business
b0 getting then
tnem oul -
,sral them aeoa /.
"a beautiful
u.s. + qua sure o.
| rb nouse Of
II agree With ns
81. Harry hes~
olos. and "
iiaracteF rs
vuica aliss
q mo wo's &
aI. Tho oiaa' 30
thelr BEST eri1
not.m production rs +
ip xorRiss
Nt us 81 ,.ns -
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-23

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