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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-28
METHODIST

First Method st. corner Fifth avenue
and Nineteenth street Rev 0. T.
Dwinell, pastor. sunday school a.
ESQ q. n. EpworlE league at $50 P
N. Preaching at 1c;45 a. IN. and $50
p. N.
Spencer Memorial Methodist corner
Forty-third street and Seventh avenue
Rev. Y. H. Tope, pastor. Sunday
school at ego a m Epwc--h league
at 81 p, N. Services at 10:a5 a. n.
and 80 p. m. Rev. T. F. Shut for
merry pastor Of the church, now pas
tor Of the Geneseo church, will preach
at the evening service. The pastors
morning theme is Transformation Of
the Christian"
German Methodist. corner Four
tsenth street and Sixth avenue, Rev.
H. J. Kettelkamp. pastor Sunday
school a $3.50 a. IN. Epworth league at
$50 .. n. Services at I0:45 q. N. and
1850 p. m
Free Methodist, 1920 Ninth avenue.
Rev. J. G. Rockenbach, pastor Sun
dav school at $50 a. m. Love feast at
10 4. N. Services at 1915 d. N. ana
1880 p N.
Milan Methodist. Rev. Alfred Di1,
on, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 e
m. Epworth league al 6.45 2. m Ser
vices at 10:45 e. n. and 1880 p. N.
Wayman African N. E (colored),
corner Fifth-and-a-haf avenue and
Thirteenth street, Rev James L.
Wharton, pastor Sunday school at
10 a m. Services at 1915 =. n. and
AZ n n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-28

graciously consented 10 don has linen
brooches, and on the original paper in
Mr. Bunnell's possession is This in
d0rsement: Rain commenced gall4e
the same night"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-28

schools is Ais. There are I18 school
districts in the county which employ
.174 teachers, q men and Isl women.
The average salary Of the men is
$71010. average salary Of the women
lis S47S.05, OF the 119 districts Of Me1-
Ger county l12 maintain school Hbrar-
les containing 14.700 books
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-28
WEST Nd SETTLEMENT

N9sI tH0 oeTTHment- 10 eeYent1
avenue. Services at l0.I5 a. III and
7.30 ?. III. Sunday school at 2:30 p.
m. w B. BARKER superintendent Get
tage PRAYER meeting Monday: mid
week service Wednesday and tarrying
meeting Friday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-28
COUNTY VIC. T.U.
PROGRAM is OUT
Annual Convention IL TO be Held at
congregational Church in Port
Byron.
SESSIONS OPEN on THURSDAY
Mrs. Elizabeth McFarlane, State Or.
ganizer, WIN be the Principal
Speaker.

ganizer, win be the Principal
Speaker.
The annual convention OF the Rock
Island County woman's Christian
Temperance union will be held at Port
Byron. Thursday Sept = Sessions
VIII be held in the Congregational
church beginning at 9 O'Clock a IL
and continuing through the evening
Mrs. Elizabeth MsFarlane OF Rockford.
a.W C. r. L. worker and organizer
viii be one OF the principal speakers
of the day.
The program follows:
Thursday Morning.
Devotional Service-Mrs. Carrie Mc-
Govern.
Appointment Of committees.
Introduction 81 Mrs McFarlane.
Where are We2-Mrs Flora Schafer,
county president
Report Of Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. Eta Morgan
Report Of Treasurer-Mr Elnora
Young
Music.
Question Box-Mrs. McFarlane.
Presentation Of Periodicals-Mrs. NJ.
T. Litten
Report Of credential committee.
Election of officers.
Nomination of Delegate to the Ma
tional Convention.
A County Round Table.
Report from each Uuionf
Carbon Cliff-Mrs. Ella Thompson.
Coal Valley-Mrs. Fred Branberg.
Milan-Mrs. George Brown.
Moline-Mrs Mary Jameson.
Moiine-lR idgeview) Mrs. Gertie
Nicholson.
Moline WnIard} Mrs. Rose Tre-
vor.
Port Byron-Mrs. Rose simonsou.
ReynoIds-Mrs. John Parks
Rock Island-Mrs Rose Titteriugton.
Rock Island (HilD Mrs. Emma
Campbell
Rock Island West End Mrs. S. NJ.
wi 1son.
Silvis-Mrs. Ella II. Pike
Newfoundland Moline-Mrs. Flora
Cox.
Zuna-Mrs. .. W. Mumms.
Report from each Y P. B.:
Rock Island-Miss Myrtle Summers.
MoIine-Miss King
Hillsdale-Miss Hazel Mcconnell.
Temperance Advertising-M No
Farlane.
Noorts5s va~s-.- NJ -o~,~-oyr
Thursday Afternoon.
Executive meeting
Devotional meeting.
Reading Of minutes
Reports Of County superintendent
Almshouse-Mrs Branberg.
Anti-EarcotCs-M s. NJ Wilson.
Frauchise-Nrs. Mary Metzgar.
Evangelistic-Mrs McGovern.
Flower Mission Mrs L. Tilbrook.
Fair Work-Mrs D. " Mumma.
Medal Contest-Mrs. Mae Brown.
Mothers Meetings-Mrs. Mary Dill
worth
Penal and Reformatory--Mr Wood
en-
Press-Mrs Margaret McLearv.
Scientific Temperance Instruction
Mrs Rose Trevor
Sunday school-Mrs. Margaret zeig-
Ter
Temperance Literature-Mrs. Litten.
H. r. Mrs HALEY.
Y. P B.-Mrs Edward Brien.
Music
why Should I vote?-Mrs Mary
Metzgar
The Needs of the Hour-Mrs. McFar-
lane.
Vocal Solo.
Memorial Services conducted by Mrs.
NJ J. Litten
Report of Executive
Report Of Committees
Miscellaneous Business
Adjournment
Thursday Evening,
Music
Scripture Reading and Prayer-Rsv.
Russell
Music
Address Mrs Elizabeth McFarlans.
Rockford III.
Offering
Benediction
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-28
EPISCOPAL.

Trinity Episcopal church. N-ne-
teeneh street and Sixth avenue. Rev.
Granville H. Sherwood, rector serv-
ices az 100 and 1915 a. III. Sunday
school al 9:30 a. nc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-28
BAPTISTS READY
FOR ALEDO MEET
Seventy Anniversary Of me
Rock Island Association Planned
for Next Week.
SEVERAL AUxILIARIEs GATHER
Woman's Missionary Society, Yeung
Peoples Union and sunday School
to Talk Problems.

Wednesday and Thursday. Aug. aI.
Sept. / and ., 1915 In connection
with the meeting OF the association viii
be held the meetings Of the Woman's
Missionary society. the Baptist Young
Peoples union and the Sunday school
convention. all auxiliary organizations
Of the Baptist church Following are
the programs for the several sessions
Sunday school convention Tuesday
evening,
Song service
Address Of Welcome. L. Ninon
President ~ L. Caulpcl-
ger.
Address-"Get Across. Rev. ". p.
Morris.
Wednesday morning. S:45.
Praise and Devotional Service-Rev-
A. E Powell.
Business.
Address-'Why Believe in She
Conversion of Children. Rev a. Car
nell
Efficient Teaching Rev
j. c. H. Read Phi u.
Discussion.
Rock Island Baptist association,
Wednesday morning 1890
r9r.fee service lTo5s,.fr,- r7.v-
NJ pehorre
Annual sermon-Rev L. E. Ellison.
Report of nominating committee.
Reading church letters
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Devotional Services-Rev. z. z.
Evans.
Reading Church Letrers-Conttnued,
Reports.
Address state Convention Rev. r.
z. Brand D. D.
Address Central Baptist Children s
Home" Rev. y. H. McGillivarv.
Quiet Hour-Dr H. ". Reed. Pa. a..
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Praise Service Rev. c. L. Edwards.
Address-"The Five Years Onward
Movement or the Five-fold Goal of the
Denomination. " Rev. Z. 2. Brand. D. D.
Addrees--China. Rev. George K
Wallis. Swatou. China.
THURSDAY MORNING
Business
Ten Minute Address Subject. aTne
( E1FCT. "A nat En0EsU lf E4AElEff-
aDorrriua1lv. -Rev. /. ". Hostetter.
"sociallva-Rev. a. Fl. Parker.
Observation-Disclosures. ". E. Anderecz.
Discussion.
0ufaf Hour-Dr. p. W. Reed. Phi. d.
U-o,,ar,s R7issforsrv Ser7a+v Thurz-
dav sfrernoon. las
Devotional servIce-1Irs. Thomas
DiIworth.
Letter from Miss Martha NJ Tr0eck.
.sTha Landing Place Mrs Ida Col
den.
Poem-"The L.aborerz in the Vine
ward. Mrs. r. H. Hoffman.
Addresses Orient and Oppo1-
tunitv. DIT Eta Hilton. president Chi
caeo association.
Miss Ella il. McLaurin. General Field
Secretary q. E. F. NJ. s
r = P..I- session Thursday after
noon. 400
Business.
THURSDAY EVENING.
Song service
Five minute reports bv appointed
from each union
Snecisf Nfustc-NaIe Quartet.
Addrazs-Rev. !. f. Mills. Phi. ..
Awarding of banner
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-28

The local class of the International
Bible Students meets ar Odd Fellows
hall Fourth avenue near Eighteenth
street. Sunday at $50 a m, for q
8ereau study
Gospel meetings viI be held Al the
Sears town hall Sunday At p. N.
William II Oldham of Clinton. Iowa.
viii be in charge of the services
Neetings viii ne held the last SUI
day If every month conducted by Mr..
oldham.
Church of the Brethreu-Rev D. a
Rowland. pastor. Services at Indus.
trial hail Fourteenth street ana Fifth
avenue, Moline. Sunday school al 10
q i'll. Preaching a. 1890 a. m. Even.
ing services at 1880 q u.
The Reoreaojzed Church Of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day SAINTS At Arm
ory hail, Sixteenth street and Third
avenue. Sabbath school at as a. m,
IN charge or superintendent l. M
Barns. SUNDAY school at I:45 and
preaching at $50 O'Clock, in charge Of
William Wtuatta, presiding elder
Seats are free ana no collection is
taken.
Z5on Meetings AT In
duztr5aI hall. Moline zion Junior
bible school every Lords day at ?
b. m. Deacuness Clark. monitor
IN charge Principal service at d Q.
m. Divine healing Tuesday at ESQ
p III Praise and prayer meeting
Wednesday at 8 p. m. Triune INNER
sion in river folloking the afternoon
service tomorrow.
Progressive SpirituaIist church
Services every Sunday night at 7:45 at
ODD Fellows hail. Fifth and Brady
streets, Davenport Messages received
every Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
ar ord Fellows hall Mrs Nettie
StockWeI speaker
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-28

The local class of the International
Bible Students meets at Odd Fellows
hall Fourth avenue near Eighteenth
street. Sunday at $50 a. m, for Z
8ereau study
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-28

The following items pertaining 70 the
schools of Mercer county we're given
By County superintendent c. l. Greg
orv il his report for last year. The
number Of persons in the county be-
tween the ages of s and q years is
$3.50. OF these 2.Tz0 are bows and ASH
are girls.
The number Of pupils enrolled IN the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-19
Cotton closed quiet and steady un-
channed % 2 nointa down. net.
New York Cotton.

New York. June l8.-Cotton futures
opened unchanged to a decline Of {
points today in response 70 relative
~ easier cables, but offerings were
not heavy and active months soon
rallied 20 about yesterdays closing
figures. A report from a local au-
thority indicating a decrease Of 1886
per cent in acreage as compared with
last year, appeared 20 be without any
immediate influence. The market was
probably steadied By the outlook for
unsettled weather and a private con
dition report indicating deterioration
Of 2.6 per cent in the crop outlook
between May 25th and June 10th.
Trading continued very quiet on
he advance which carried prices or
3 points net higher and the market
showed very little feature during the
middle 81 the day. Detailed weather
reports showed rather high tempera-
lures in Texas but indicated very lit
tie further cain in Oklahoma where
the weather was clear this morning.
Active months sold about 2 to 5
points net higher during the middle
81 the afternoon but there was no
fresh feature and tradir- continued
quiet.
Spot cotton quiet. Middling up
land $50.
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THE MARKETS
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans. June ls.-On the op-
eninR today cotton was inclined %
sag in sympathy with cables and a
acreage report showing a decrease Of
only 1886 per cent. support met the
market and half an hour after the
first call prices were az q net advance
Of 2 70 8 points.
The market showed little price
change during the morning and al
noon stood AZ a rise Of points over
yesterdays close.
IL was a stagnant market after the
noon hour and at 1850 prices were l
point up TO down compared with yes
terday's close.
Spot cotton easy, ~ points down
Sales on the spot .203; to arrive It's
bales. Middling 9.12.
Cotton closed quiet and steady un-
changed 70 2 points down, net.
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Barometer roaming, wind direction
wind velocity and weather 2 p. m.
along the Gulf coast.
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<~,aAOs
GNEkIfEg
- ~ $4,000

United States Department Of Agri-
culture Weather Bureau. Charles
+. Marvin. Chief.
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN
Pensacola, Fla, June rs, 1918.
Pensacola's Temperature Data.
Highest on record for June 101
degrees.
Lowest on record for June IS de-
drees.
Day temperatures in June usually
rise 20 IS degrees.
Night temperatures in June usual
Is fall 20 T3 degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, Sc
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday, T6
degrees.
Pensacola's Rainfall Data.
Rainfall for "a hours ending z D.
m. yesterday 0 inches.
Normal rainfall for the month Of
June 4.s7 inches.
Total rainfall this June TO p. m.
yesterdy. l94 inches.
Excess this year 70 May 3lst. 5.73
inches.
small NJ 81 HW. NV. murn
Craft winas winds Winds winaa eAna
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Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool, June ts.-Cotton spot
easier. Middling SOS; good middling
sos; low middlinR $50.
Sales 10000 bales; for speculation
and export 500.
Receipts 10000 bales.
Futures, quiet and steady. June
5.24ia; Jure-Judy 5.24: July-August
5.27; August September $50; Septem-
inert October b.44; October November
5.5i; January February 5.66; March
April STA; May-June $50
Weekly cotton statistics
Total forwarded 70 mills 10000
bales; do. American $1,000 bales;
stock l.7i3.O00 bales; do American
1921 900 bales; imports las 900 bales;
do American $4,000; exports 5.09l.
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United States Department Of Agri-
culture Weather Bureau. Charles
Is Mnrnln Chief
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~. @. ~
Hickory camp No r. NuoHFnpr nF fka
World meets second nnH fourth Wesnrs-
Cav nights az 80 > On WaoHmsa WaH
corner Bayieu and Romano
G. J. OERTINr.
G. % GkolkE, Clsrk
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Fire Insurance.

Il Is meet Important that yea e. over
- nrs Insurance policies once each
$3.50 nrs aae fhat son win Be failF
rr0#eefeH In event 81 ioEH
r.sr rearesentatlYea VIII BE uleaeea 20
faU anon you Ht any time eh4 leA4
700 every assistance in saeh &atssia
we REPRESENT ths liverpool q London
a a.ohe. Continental national. Otiehs d
Nararer NlaNaFa. scottish nioh
National and e number % othsE ol'
~. .s.s.aarIaa whfrh guarantee salts
actor aua prompt settlement of claims.
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Pensacola Loaae. 40. . o. o. o. -.
Pensacola Lodge No q 10
NETS ever THURSDAY &c ss9a o. IN fn
Eaffnrd FFaN corner HasTen ana B4sr70rf
street Visitors cordially invited Nom
3uatian ~ officers
JOHN HERKENR
.. Ismhrecht. NO
Secretary.
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. June 1s.-Cash grain and
provisions:
Wheat-No. 2 red f.14ia0115ta;
No. 2 hard l.19ia0129h.
Rye--No, 2, 1i60i1S
Corn-No. 2 yellow 76h 9th.
Barley-6967A
Hay--Timothy 5.O006.50s clover
s.60013.50.
Provisions 1890; lard 9.25;
zfka a -ETfn pE
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Help Wanted-Fernale.

WANTED Experienced woman % cook
ard % general houEuorks must -
neat Apply 1911 East Hratnard street
t9iuneit
WRITE pHOTOpTsAVS. $50 paid EN=
unrGence. literary ability or CorFeepon-
dence course unnecessary. "Details free
ST. Louis Asiune
LADIES tzE weekly easy simple work.
ua rauNaHslua EVENINGS Bt home thH
eIuafiuR. evefNthins furnished, no e1-
rerfenrn Dan'f a0rrN about capital
BOYD c. Brown, Dept q. 49, omahar
Wehr. I3tuue
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Stocks. Barrels.
Savannah Market

Savannah, June 1s.-The spirit
market was steady AZ 41h042ta.
with sales 81 1 1885 casks.
Receipts, Casks.
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Statesmen WANTED.

SAT FSAIAN-For general mercantile
trade IA FLORIDA 20 sell a nsw PROPOSE
uon 81 merit Vacancy now Attrae-
tive commission contracts. SIS weekly
far axuanaas hliIes Fl niNler 60. Whole
sale jewelers.. st-aa Carlin Eldg. Clcve~
iars 0rIo. 1siuns
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LTMEs-tI 90 per hundred IN CITY. or
ST 4s per hundred hv parcel post j.
g.. Carter r. %. BOX SGT Fensaa0.B.
LunnL aInnnu.n
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jacksonville. June is.-The spirit
market was firm at Az, with sales
n 725 casks.
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FOR SALT horHapoweF. two-cycla
medium tuty gasoline engine, IN nns
1may
FOR eAEE-Two good r1iich cows
ahtHp. square Deal Auto Co. 1e3
south BATteu street 1sfuue
FOR HALE-Twa young mitch cows and
ea8teH Apply a. A. Seho.H. 22a Baunt
building I6tuuaTt
FOR sATE-puWER why not get
more power from vuHr eng neR Psrfec-
ton piston rlnEa would 90 the trick
they Increase compression and VIII save
Euu their cost g. on Sai8 IS H. FL
Root. - West Garden. rhone 128.
tltanc2ota
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MARKET.
POSTED AS FIRM
ROsIN MARKET FIRM WITH BIDS
or na CENTS REFUSED.
SALES OF 7s4 BARRELS.

The spirit market was firm AZ 4iA
cents bid, with sales Of no casks.
Receipts, Casks
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-19

First Judicial Circuit Of Florida. Circuit
Court ~ EFrsubiB County The Wr.les-
Kahn Company. % corporation. plaintiff
w. E. Morgan and vs. r.. Alternately.
as eo-partHefs under the sfEie az the
finfHafoH Timber Company. defendants.
A3HHnreH hy attachment. damages $3.50
fhs Defendants shove ua med and an
other persons futeresrrn aro hereby mott
NED RI She Institution uf enc above
mentioned suit PSF attachment. and that
certain PROS ertE af the defendants via
southeast quarter less three acres in
section g. township S. north 81 range #2
west. FsHrauhla county. EIa has been
attached therein and has mot been re~
taken hE DEFENDANTS. and said arfeHaant
ana an other persons interested are
hereby required 10 appear to tho said
action on the sHd DAY ~ August. a rs
1913. Given under mv hand aud the seal
1f $50 court this esth dav Of MAY A.
m 1915
tseaN JAS. WArGTHB0%.
tierF Circuit Court ~ Esramhla County
.arifas hy Thns. A. johnson. 70 q
assA maVssoaw1ow
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Automobile Insurance.

rh.a noHey protects you from direct
tsse ~ aamnNe from FIRE. arising Ii1M
hrr cause whatever lngl1alh#
go .frrfften and ughtusug. Moderate
fateH.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ErWMER SCHOOL, No 2 school be-
E.n July D. Terms g. 90 Ter month.
Ailss 1aEme Fireman. Phone 1879
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WANTED-To BUY.

FANTEE-Cne second hand Ford road
Hter body Gu Eaad condition.. Address
60 care Journal 12funa
WANTEU-rO huy e. aapasaeuraf
huEmoaHe. must re cheap Address
boK 1888 Pensacola Fla Jaueietf
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POSITION WANTED.

WANTED position a. haoEkeauer a.
EHnsral once man. Address " q Box
Gle 183unelws
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS Experience not nee
hasars- $40 70 $50 weekly family
nngrs-itvs demand Zen both city and
country Cau sos North Davis street.
panasrola via fsWne3ts
sELL palm BEAcH SUITS
SELL PALM BEACH SUITS. MADE
w0 MEASURE. ORR PRICES EM
ahles YOU 20 meet lowest competition.
good profits write fer free samples.
Leeds wooden Mills. Chicago t8fune
AGENTS New proposition just auf
Earn 81 a. 8iE daily Write quick for
details The Leader Sales COMPANY.
TiNlsville. Pa. iajunclts
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Pianos

HCEE PIANO ran - made Ike new fn
tone touch and looks ~ our three ex'
cert piano builders ard case finiahers
Tow prices. and vnn ear nny hV tn
waek The rimtfev Must Wntsaa ssnNs
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= =
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--Beautlful home on East
ttllls corner laf l0aKltsta feet plRHtb
improved fruit and pecan. house, HEe
rooms ban. closets storage and eath
dining room living room and bail pan
eled All nicely finished Bargain. Terms
Mary Van AuHdai. 1901 Lzlsview avenue.
FOR EALE-s'NI2 aruEses. srou ... .
mattress SPRINGS and bed furnishings
complete. High quality goods used Sis
months. one Hale" TOP buggy and set
harness. CITY TRANSFER CO, PHONE
soc. Ae1ane
FOR sAI.E-ons good pair mules. one
horse and three delivery WAGONS az
lu good condition. Apuly square Deal
Auto TO, 10 South Baylsn street or
phone 1914 1lue5u
FOR sALE-tl.5o wosler spit Fire
Everything at cat rates Flash lights
zsc Everybody'a. The House q ie.ooo
Articles ajuneim
Million Article George"
buy and exchange and sell anything
second hand. stoves, wagons. locks, ele-
vators. pufnpH. piping. desks, bottles,
harness. show cases lce boxes, scales,
counters typewrlters. coffee urns. tl
fact n there o. anything you need. =
have 81. Address us South TarraEona
street. Pensacola. ETa. AmaN
FOR sALE-ons international lexis
power has press. and & p. p. gasoline
engine. cost fE1zs one Sterling No.
ThreFher and attachments. cost &sa2
ore Rife sinKleeartiuK no. 30 ram. enw
&5s. two r.. a y. Trumpet 9 D.. 3. Eaeo-
lire engine. cost S65. All Or any part Of
the above can Re purchased for less than
haf price. Owl Commercial Comuanf
Quincy. ma. i1funeAt
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ARTESIAN WELLS

ARTEsIAN w1sLIs-wlH Put On weur
90 % inches diameter. Hny depth.
and guarantee water. write for Fun In
formation. Gray krfes.an Wen Co. Cut
ans. .#aH Ernnh
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Phone 81 for Insurance.
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million Article George
LOST AND FOUND.

I0ST-Pfnk cameo brooch. with gold
frame. probably on North BaElen
street. Liberal reward for return % re-
West Strong street IeIuueSts
LosT-At East HIH Fairgrounds. Friday
afternoon. one boys blue flannel cost
with white stripes. Phone Sc or 81 FOR
reward 141auo
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T. o q. -
Excelsior EnehmufuenJ No q meets
every second and fourth Wednesday "A
each month az O. m Ga naTora fFau
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18

Where Ince will stop in his resolution
to gather at Inceville the worlds best
known players may not be predicted,
but 1t is certain that his ultimate aim
is to possess a permanent organization
which shall be worthy of comparison to
that neyer-surpassed roster which the
late Augustin Daily had at his command
in an era of the theatre when his model
stock company included Ada Rehan,
John Drew. James Lewis, Fanny Daven-
port, Charles Fisher, and as many more
names which today grace the annals of
glorious stage era.
Ince can afford TO wait year or two
before he attains his final aim in this re-
spect, for besides Miss Burke and the
star previously named he has at Ince-
vile a score or more of the erstWhile
Broadway stage favorites, not one of
whom could have been induced to make
such change as recently as two years
ago. Among these are Dustin Farnum,
II. B. Warner. Willard Mack, George
Beban, Ossian Johnson. Julia Dean. Jane
Grey and Katherine Kaelred, while the
number of real products of the new art
without stage achievement TO their credit
is even larger.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18

the popular actress was told that II she
dared TO bestow of her art for the
screen her contract with the Frohman
syndicate would be automatically an
nulled.
But Billie Burke was not to be stayed
by such threats. Had Charles Frohman
lived she would have not only consulted
him, but would have abided by his de-
cision. Charles Frohman did not have
contracts with his stars. but when Miss
Burke became Mrs. Ziegfield contract
was deemed a necessity.
Miss Burke argued that IL her hus-
band and future manager believed that
the Ince offer OF $4,000 for about a
months work before the camera should
be accepted, there was no reason why
the F,rohman interests should object
Ziegfield gave his consent only when he
was assured that the film encourage
would add immeasurably to Miss Burke's
vogue, on stage and screen alike, and.
as he is to direct her future stage career.
he is expecting that a new public created
from the millions who will see his wife
on the screen, will later flock to the
box office of the playhouses when she
resumes her conquest OF the speaking
stage.