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Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-02-21
A Bio Conference

1t has been q big meeting: big in
every sense of the word, bigger than
il appeared with it's 900 boys and
leaders, bigger even than the con-
SIructive genius of jefferson Smith
and Arthur Heald had dared predict
or hope. The child of experiment out
grew his baby clothing so suddenly
that urgent measures frequently were
necessary to provide adequate habili-
ment for this husky youngster.
The "Big Brothers
Thus. perhaps. none but the fore
most Of the leaders recognize the real
significa nee Of the Big Brother'
movement brought into active exist
ence Saturday afternoon. The Satur-
DAY sessions. and. in fact. all others
paled before it's more permanent at
tributes. Ii means the earnest and
continued efforts of college y. NJ. c.
\. workers to organize and encour-
age carefully, Christian activities in
the secondary schools. It means the
mutually beneficial acquaintanceship
of the college and preparatory school
students. 1t means that before he en-
ters college, the secondary school boy
will be the object of influence which is
likely to change the whole current Of
his life for the better. and prove of
inestimable benefit to him in his col
lege career.
Stirring Addresses
OF course there were addresses that
stirred the listeners to their boot
taps as one thrilled youngster ex-
pressed it. Outside of Francis p. Mil
Ter of New York and William Knowles
Cooper of Washington. who are ac-
as quite the best "stirrers"
in the business, there was the Rev.
Arthur S. Phelps Of Waterville, who
not only reached their boot tips bu:
nearly knocked 'em completely off the
shoes. with his address on climbing
the Ladder: there was r. B. Nelles
of Bangor, lumbermen's secretary of
the Y. NJ. c. A., who brought some vi
tai thoughts and suggestions from the
big trees and hills and lakes Of the
Greenville section; there was Presi-
dent Arthur J. Roberts Of Colby Col
lege. whose sympathy with Y. NJ. c.
(cortinvsd on PAGE 5-coIumn u
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-02-21
FRENCH STEAMER
MEMPHIS SUNK

Paris. Feb. 20.-The French steam
ship Memphis has been sunk by an
Austrian submarine OF Durazzo, accord
ing to Vienna dispatch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-02-21
Democrats Profess
toFind PartiSanShip

Seize upon Alleged Effort by Republicans as OPP
portunity to Discuss Submarine sue from
Administration Standpoint Republicans Dis
appointed by Refusal Of Wilson and Lansing
to Make Public Diplomatic Corr espondence
Concerning Mexico
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-02-21
Boston Forecast

Boston, Feb. 20.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Fair Monday and
Tuesday; somewhat colder Monday;
fresh northwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-02-21
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Weather forecast for northern New
England: Fair Monday and Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-02-21
The Complete Account

Thus the Journal is enabled to give,
through unexpected good fortune-the
leaders were so involved in their
scheme that they forgot even the
newspapers: the first complete ac
count of the inception of Il movement
of unequalled promise for aid in the
conception of Christian ideals in Maine
school life.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-02-21
Is
Served0n
ZWiiedinek

Austrian Charge Is In
form led u. S. Will
Brook No Sinking of
Merchant V e IS e | S
without Warning
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-02-21
Germans Capture Trenches

The Germans have been operating
vigorously against the British and
French along the User canal in Bel
siu:n north of Ypres. From the Brit
ish $50 metres Of a position was cap
tured and held, despite hand grenade
attacks to recapture it. After a heavy
bombardment the Germans attempted
to cross the canal and occupy French
positions, and several groups of hem
did succeed in making their way to a
first line trench. The French, however,
Immediately drove them back.
The British south of Loos in a lively
engagement succeeded in making an
entry to the edge of a mine crater held
by the Germans
The French in Champagne between
the Meuse and Mosel rivers and west
Of the Forest of Apremont have bonn
barded successfully German positions
while in the Argonne forest a mine
exploded by the French shattered the
German works. Only isolated engage
ments have taken place on the Rus
sian front. On the Austro-Italian line,
the artillery duels continue.
Continuing their advance in Albania
the Austro- Hungarians report the cap
ture near Bazar Sjak a short distance
northeast Of Durazzo of an advanced
Italian position. This is the first indi-
cation that the Italians were operating
so far north in Albania the belief hav-
ing prevailed that their activities mad
been confined to the locality adjacent
to AvlOna.
That progress is being made by the
Teutonic allies in the direction of Az
Iona seemingly is shown by the report
that the Albanians who are fighting
with them have occupied the town Of
Berat. situated about 81 miles north
east Of Avlona.
Unofficial advices from Saloniki are
to the effect that Bulgarian patrol
which crossed the Greek frontier near
Doiran was repelled by Greek troops
and forced to retire.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-02-21

Officers Elected at Busi-
ness Meeting Satur-
day-A hre ebay
Record of Inspiration
and Permanent Rene-
fit-Farewell Message
Spoken by Francis P.
Miller
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-02-21
Sea Planes Attack

Four German sea planes have raided
the east and southeast coasts of Eng
1and, dropping bombs. LoWestoft and
Walmer We're visited Two men and
one boy were killed and a marine was
wounded The raiders escaped
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-02-21
Russian Warships Active

Along the Black sea coast Russian
warships are pounding at the Turkish
batteries and harrassing the retreating
troops. The northern wing of the Rus
sian army has captured the town of
Wide and is driving the Turks back
in the direction of Gumish Khaneh
which is on the road to Trebizond,
while large Russian forces are moving
westward from ErZerum with the OBJ
ject of cutting off the Turkish troops
before they can reach new line of de-
fenSc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-02-21
Now Awaits Events

government in the mater.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

bditeu @emebrieuers lno Der egplo.
oieren0en @ano9ronoten 5piineu lei'
men eiu3elnen g3iirien in Soppen,
topi 70 longe bin uno Der, bis ourd
berbeieilenOe 0lonnihoitcn cine aus.
reideuoe %ertcioigung mieOer &C.
m0brleiiiet NOR,
SIN Sampf nit 30 Siderfciieureitcrn
9ln einem triiben re9neriidcr
Gage i'm Suli 1915 rift cine Siit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
2 E1nentafeI.


SIN Ge3enbct 1914, ols Die Oft
prcnBiiAcn 8egiueiter an Ser @ren.
&c ibrcs Seimotlauoes aif Der gadt
eeeen ole 9iuiien itanOen, mar oie
2. @sfoOron cines Sdgerreeiments 5lt
Yieroe 5ur 8eobadtimg OeS nit Did.
tenn pnpcoiomeu @alo beitanOenen
@elGn0es am Siloufer 0es Wiemel.
iiromes meit nod Often borgelAoben.
ToB Die S6poOron iiberlegene feinos
Iide ar1ite Dor iid Latte, mar bolo
flor. @s muBte MN nod feltgeltelt
meroeii luie tart Ser 5eino am gloro-
rfer Der Ulemel, beionoers IN oeal
Jleden Sdma1eningfen, mar. Cine
idmierige ghitgabe, oenl Der Stront
tiibrte Itarfen @isgnng, iin0 Die 0lul-
len Dielten iAorfe &nht.
ga mcloete fiA an a. 33enl6cr
- n' er ariegsfreiiptuige @efrei.
6iibrer ans Or. gaitIheb
Bunl6innen. gr ipollte periil-
6eiL nit einem aubn Den Strom 5ll
poliieren uno einen Batrouiuen9ang
nod 'Sdnolingfen 8ii MAIDEN.
% @egen 9 llbr obens madte er iib
NIT nod bier Wlann ouf oen @ee. Sn
einem 5iiderfa6n rl0erten oie iiinf
crit etpo 9 Stllometer itronaut oonn
quer iiber Oen bodongei1moQeuen
600 700 G2cter breiten Stronl. 9la0
bortem 9iiioern eeeen Sdneeihirul
aino Gisgong an Nor0ufer oneefoms
men muBtcn iie 5un1tbIt Elm @eilben
morten, oen &obn beritedt inner bent
sBuihmerf elmer @ubne. Die rulNlAe
ABotrouille, Die bol6ltinloig Die Stelle
gu paliieren pfIegte. nnlBte crit por-
libergeloiien peroen.
Scum NOR lie borbei, erflomm
Jiibrer NIT 3ipei Nlonn oas bobe
ufer. .3nei Wiann blieben sur @e.
mo6une oes aobnS 5itriif 5iibrer
1dlib MN obIeits ser StroBe qliers
teloein ouf S6maQeningfen 5u. Dor.
1t4tig bon @eboft 3u @eboit borfiib-
leno, gelongten iie IN oos BON feiuo-
liGer ao0oaerie itorf beieste Torf.
SIdtIbein aus nuen SduIern er.
1hperte Die Slufgobe, aber ooS Gar.
men uno 2oden Der 9auiicn aus Oen
&uortieren tpieS i6nen Oen gScg.
NttmaIs muBten iic iid uos berall.
nobenoen @otrouiaen ODER 41itenob.
lonngeu roib I'M Sd5ntten eiuas
Sniies berberoen, ltetS fornten iie
ltb nod re6t5eitie ser @eioAr ent.
oieben, Olad 3peiitimoioem 1lilben
nor Oos @oanis poIlbrodt, ilc bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
Der 5cTitrcntc e3iiaoi-

Mebrere Monute Dor leincnl Io0c
uir0c giihOf Tu0Ieu bon 2ouiS0i4e,
@p. aeIegentlih cinec @ciuhes in
9lelp Nort BON elmer beireuuoeten
Game 8u eiuem @lmh I'M N1ariba
Soibington 0otcl. Dem beionuten
9ielp Yorter Sotel, ooS ausidlicBlidl
fur Gamen it, cin9elaOeu. Ser &i-
Idol NOR ara 3erireit iuo bel ieiner
glniurit in 9cnauntem Notel idno cr
5u ieiner mianaenebmcn lIebcrr0'
ihuna ooB er pcr1cllen bate, iid
rorber raiiercn 81 IdllCn Sr mtntte
aIio eincn oienltboren Seilt bcron
mo iroatc
oSSO 1T 0enn ei1entlid Oie Bar.
bierihbe in Oieiem Notcl2~
Grit ais CT oie rnticbtcn @Iide Ocr
imberliebcnocu Eonen gelpobrte nn0
Gin hol5loutcS aSbodingl~ an iein
Gbr orona. mcrtie er, oaB er einen
BOD eeidolicn hutte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

ten oas gon5e 3orf oboeiubt itno
ales S8iIiensperte feitgelteIlt,
glun raid 5uriid 5um llfer, al oeu
&uiienpoiten borbci gum &obiI 100 Die
3pei 5liriifgebliebenen &omeraoen IN
&dlte mo Shneeitllrm fat erltarrt
iporen. @cgen 8 llbr nudntittogs mar
oie gan5e Hotroiiille ipieoer am Glib
llfer. no Giibrer leine bodpidtige
W}el0une iiber genoue Storfe, Erllp-
peneottung, YoitenoufiteIlune rno
8ntroiiiGeneong Der OfltHen iiber-
brohte.
5iibrer tDuroe fir Ieinen idneiOi-
gen @otrouiIlenoona bolO Oorouf
BUM llnteroifi5ier beforocrt uno nit
oenl giiernen 9rei3 5peiter Slaile
belobnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

02a6 ser @interiAloht, ais uuier
SGgerregiInent 5li Eferoe Oi6t om
g8ienen itano. ipuroe Sergeant 9to-
bobet aus Gonoien, Sreis 9leioeu.
burg, Don Der A. @sfdoron nit Der
6ii6riing elmer 8otrolliae betrout, sic
oen 9Iiiftrog botte, oen g[butorid Oes
9leeimeits 5u beriHleiern. @ie giod)t
terIief rlt6i9. Crit oni nGdIten Wlor-
gen, ais Sergeant gob1bef nod bef.
tigem @efedt bon ii6erIegenen ieinO.
lihen &r1iten 3itriidgeOrdnst ipuroe.
nlerfte CT, Dab bereits sic gon5c ieino-
lide SeereSfopolerie in leinenI
9iiideu iiano. Gr erbielt ploblib bon
aQen Seiten Geuer. mar olio bollfoni-
men iuul5ineelt glur nod Elm Turdb-
brudsperiuh blieb iibrie, Ger aud
glldliberlpeiie gelona, bod nuroen
odbei ein S0ger unO mebrere @feroe
leiHt beripunoet Ser iAneioige Ba.
trouiaeufiibrer bei1loB nun, iid) tags.
iiber DerItedt 81 bolten tno I'M
5duse Der Dunfelbeit our6 Die
feinolide &nbouerie 5u iAleiHen. Syn
ser 9lodt eina eS 0ur1 mebrere Ior-
fer. Die BON oen 0lliiIen beiebt woren.
8peinol marOe Der feinOlibe 3olten
einfad ii6erritten. gloA mebrere Wole
milroeu Die fiibnen Sieiter in oieier
0Sadt berfoIet. @eeen Wlorgen lGien
Gle groBte @efabr boriiber an iein.
Sergeont Gobabef ibidte nun SSGacr
aornitfi aus 9iidofitein uno Sen
perlpunSeten Sdeer nit elmer Wsel-
oimg 5uriid. Ole beioen W1eloercitcr
muroen ober bon S{oiofen berfolgt
nno berihieocntlicb itorf beltbolicn,
ipobei leioer Sdger &ornisfi fiel. glber
auH ser &otrouiae lelbit Die in eineul
Dorfe trGnfte uno fiitterte, puroe
feine yfube oeloiien; bortn1dig purOc
Iie bon uebreren feipolidlen @otrouil.
len uerfolgt. Glue 5erit0rte @riide. on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

m iibcruebmcu. gfoh Grreihen ieincS
SeltimmngSortcs ididte Cieocl FQ
troliIlen aus, mclhe ieltltcltelI, oaRl
elm @cD0it rmaci0Hr 500 Wlcter bpr
ieinenI Soften bonn 6cmOc beiett mar.
Sergeant Tiebcl beihloB. m0breaO
Der ountlen 9tadt ocu Soften oui3n.
bcbcn allit bier Wlann modte cr Iih
ami Den SSea uno 8clan1tc lm8ciebcu
an OoS @cboit, Ole 6enlierlaoeu mn.
ren 9eltlollcn imo io iuor ole Siarfe
Der Sciotma nitt ieiBuliGIeu. CIR.
aeont Gicbel licB Die gtusgdnae oeS
@cboitS belcBen imO CT lelblt orong
nit oem @efreiten Grdaer acmaiiom
IN oas NoiS elm. Der @eaner. meldcr
aui Oieie lleberroidrma nidt uorbc.
reitct mar eraob iidl. Seraeans Elc.
bel botte 5 @ciougene gemodt. obne
Sci ienen lIniernebmen &erluiie 5u
baben. 9lur Der @eireite Drd0er er,
6iclt eihcn SireiiihuB oni aopic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

lebbaftes @cmeDrieucr peruobnl
iiirinte er lmbcr3iigIi6 oort bin. @r
fom I'M g(igcnblid OH ais sic bier
Dloun Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c.
rooe aiiBer @eiedt eeiebt lporoen ipu-
ren iiu0 Elm fiinfter 9lann Elm @e.
freiter nno @rippenfiibrer iener
9eitte iid Dor 0en crplooiereuoen
@an0granoteu in sen Soppenem0
auriif5ieben nulBte 3wei Nlann ma
rem idwer, 5wei leidt berwmoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

CflBier rttt 3li linen mo beobodteie
Oon oort ans lngeid1r 150 glider.
tcilen. ole iicb por scr angreifenoen
Silfontcric aus 0eln Stuube mnhcn
woIlten Ole &otrouac fam aiti Elm
3ciAeH i'm @alopp beron ais erltcr
Der @eireite Oer Mcicrpc 2ctot aus
0cutid Grotin9cn. o3m @eicdlt 3u
SUB obhbcnl4 t0ute rS ibnea leie
cutoeoen Sn oicicm ghlgcublide
lprengte pl0slid Gin Sihertellc on
20 Shritt porbei. Sm gfu ottodicrte
ibu &etot nit eingelcgter 2on3e. Sen
8cfebl oeS Sfii3iers. 3u blci6en.
fonntc CT niht me6r 6oreu ga icinc
sluimcrfionltcit nnr ouf Oen cnen
Siderfeien gerihtat mar. 6emcrfte cr
crit 5u ipdt, ooB cr bon 80 Cider.
fellcnreitern imringt mar. glbcr ouh
lest licB IGN ieinc aoltbliitiQlcit nidt
I'M Std. Irot0em Ct iton an ser
Sode olwtb Gin @cihoB perlpiuiOct
mar iolte er oie gauge om 5hu6.
enoc, licB lic mcDrsre Wlole I'M lcncn
aopf frciien itn0 iprengic Damn ouf
Die n1dllten Siherfciiert Su "a itobcn
Die feinoli@en Neitcr III mil0er 3Mdlt
oapon @Iiidlih errei1tc 2etat icinc
Fatroiiillc. 0ie i'm iHon perlorcn ac
gloubt botte uno ocren 6reu0e ma.
tiirli4 oroB mar.
Gfii5icriteapertreter @Bcielore6cl
aoiblh ans &oitim Srcis @iitcrial0,
pom T. 9otoi0on cincs preusiic6en
Snfauieriercaincnts bot am ,. Cts
Der 1913 ourh berporrogeuOe Capicr
felt ols 3iigiiibtcr oonB wcicntlih
ooju bei0ciroacn OoB Ser BON Ser
@ompo9uc crobcrte SntiQericaro6en
peltIidl bon Z erfoIarciH oeacp ipic
ocrboltc SlonfcuauQrifie ser sSsin0e
gcbalten lpurOe. 9lIS lebterc li.h IN
Der IruifclBeit 3uerit cireln. oonn
IN Nlallen Oem pom 3uue aoibid,
ldnell olSae1obenet Slonfcnorabcll
naberten Inn sic aompoonie slt iiin.
iIiiaeln lprang Ssoibih obcn olti oie
yrmtwebr uno mari 10 pirhnasooll
Sono0ronoten ge9en sic Scin0e, 0aB
0iele lih ilgriid5oa 9lls Sic @cancr
liA nobe Dem 6lanfen9ra6cn in ener
g'uloe einniIteten jprang aoibic9
ltber ooS freie 6elo Dor uno mari er.
neut @anOarouotcn 5piicbcn oic
6eiuoe- Srotoent ct oobci ielbIt 0ird,
cine feinoIihe Sonoarouatc an soul.
ter imo Nberarm pcrpunOct iuuroe,
Dorrte Der topiere W}onn nod Sic
eon5e g'ott bel ieinem 3uec aus iuo
perlieB crit oen @robeu. ais aQe Ser.
uhc, ocn @robcn luie0erpmebmcu,
entoiiIti0 aeidcitert iporen.
9tm q, W16r5 1915. ais sic 5. as.
toorou oeS Sniierburoer &Ggerrc1i
mcntS SIT Eieroc 9io. 8 sic @orpolicn
oeS 9ic9ineutS iiberuobut crbielt scr
Ser9cont Eiebel aus 9lciuuil6l arcis
9lcnltettiu 0cn ghliiroa eincn &oilcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

ipelde pic 6art6eorGneteu Geiter ia.
men lpiroe i'm Seuer eincr femoll,
den Eotrolliae idnell nit an @e9e
liegenocu Solten ciniacrmoBcn wie-
oerbergeitellt. Grit ais oud oieieS
Sinoernis iiberipunoeu mar, morel
oie fii5nen 9teiter gerettet. Surge
Belt oorouf ltieBen iie aitf Die eriten
Soften Der Oeutiden Erlppeu.
Su ser 93odt bonn 90. 5irn 2i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

Oaobember 1915 pereiteIte gBefelo.
ipe6el WleiBner aus ScringSoorf
W4onsiel0er @ebiresfreiS, bon Der TO-.
9onlpqgnie eines E6iiringii6en Sll.
forteriereaimcnts Ourd @ciiteseegen-
mart uno fiibne GutimIoiieubeit cine
ueberrumpelitng eines Soppentoples.
g(ls MleiBner gegen / llbr IN iener
02odt olS ser 9li1tng Der Scope
Gctonqtiolen non @nn09randten tlo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
S6ufluulI0Orrate.

Sn 8ien miro omtlih eiue &eriil.
9uno befonut aegeben Die ole Snan.
ipruhncbme Der SdomoIlonrrate
uno oie 6eiiiebun9 BON S0hiipreiien
fir @nue, ole Dor gluInnbmc bon
Shafmoue. 0omm3ela nno &ongar.
neii in Nrait treten ioleli iomis Scr.
fcbrS. nn0 @orbereithnaSbeih
fungeu fir Sdahpoac behitii Ser.
ner ,purcen sic leit Nlni be3lp Siic.
ber 1915 0eltcnoen H0hlipreiie fir
Sdohpolic oili 0as ShsmaB ocr in
llugorn beitcbcnocn @tcilc crh0bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

slnoIcr Gin tieieS @oiier eeiaIlen):
nSilie SiIie! SD fmtn nidt idwim.
mcnl"
@oriibcr0cbenocr: nSdl fann cS audi
nid)t, aber ocsWcsen modc ih ood]
icinCn iol5en Sdrm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

sOfeiBner iibernosm fur5 entidloilen
ole SoppeuOerteioigung idlenoerte,
ga in oieiem glugenblid einiee @cg.
ner nit @nnooronoten aus ibrer
Soppe beruorbrahen luouib0rlib
&anograuoten mo trie6 oui oicie
S9ciic 0ie 9lngreiicr picocr in ibre
Soppe 5uriid. lin Dem 6einoe cine
itdrfere Sappenbeiabung por5uidli.
iden. ipranA WleiBncr trob 0es le0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

5icrS @otrouiae Der 4. Gsfaoron ei'
nes Edgerregiments 5u YierOe ourh
Den Somnoer Walo. Inn ieit5ulteilen
Oh oas Gorf 9oroipihisno bonn
6einOe beieet iei. @oriidtio ritt Gle
sBotrouiae ouf Dem iAmolen gSalo.
ncgc uormdrts. 9lehts unO lintS ein
Gidi4t oos olld oos iAarfite ghiae
nibt ourd0rinoen tonnte Eloblid
9ielten pic bciocu SpiBenreitcr; Der
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-07-25
A. {. L. SCHEDULE

Trains of the Atlantic Coast Line
will arrive and depart in Ocala at the
following times:
No. 81, Jacksonville to st. Peters
burg, 2:18-2:25 a. m.
No. SO, St. Petersburg to Jackson
vile, 2:25 a. n.
No. 10, Leesburg TO Jacksonville,
$40 a. N.
No. 81, Ocala to Wilcox, Monday
Wednesday and Friday, 6:10 a. M
No. 35, Ocala to Lakeland (Sunny
iim), Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, GAO a. m.
No. 141, Wilcox, Gainesville and
Palatka to Ocala, 1915 a. m.
No. 40, st. Petersburg to Jackson
vile, 12:54-l:14 p. m.
No. AZ, Homosassa to Ocala, 1:05
p. m.
No. 40, ocala to Bomosassa. 2:25
p. m.
No. SO, Jacksonville to st. Peters
burg, 2:36-2:40 p. m.
No. lao, Ocala to Palatka, Gaines
vile and Wilcox, 4:10 p. m.
No. 9, Jacksonville to Leesburg,
9:05 p. m.
No. $50, Wilcox to Ocala, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, 5:45 p. m.
No. 80, Lakeland to Ocala (Sunny-
JIM, tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, $3.50 ,. %.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-07-25

ADVERTISE IN THE STAR.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-07-25

ing on Tuesday afternoon, July 18th,
at the Presbyterian church at p. m.
All ladies invited to attend.
Mrs. Ford Rogers expects to leave
tomorrow for her summer home near
Detroit. Mrs. Rogers would have
gone north several weeks ago but for
her desire to help put the library in
shape before leaving. Her Ocala
friends will miss her greatly, and be
very glad to welcome her on her re-
turn in the autumn.
Mr.. ]. M. Thomas, the other day,
took Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Finch, Misses
Ruby Gissendaner and Mary Betty for
a pleasant motor trip to Orlando, San
ford, and other places down that way.
Judge and Mrs. w. s. Bullock re-
turned last night from a motor trip
to their property at Wekiwa Springs.
Mrs. J. H..Dunn has returned from
a visit to friends at Winter Haven.
One of the most beautiful and
touching subjects that the Temple
has run in many a day was shown last
night in four parts. One could not
help but love the Italians after seeing
the fine characters shown in this reel
There were thrills and weeps and
laughter, all running like brooklet
through the story.
Edna Wallace Hopper will be seen
at the Temple theater this afternoon
and tonight in eThe Perils of Diverce,'
a World-Brady feature. Edna ought
to know all about divorces from ex-
perience, having been one of De Wolf
Hopper's more or less numerous
wives.
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Produced Under the Direction of Les
ter Lucas of Coburn's Minstrels
Assisted by Sibbald Wilson
At THE TEMPLE WEDNESDAY
EVENING, JULY 26

Al The TEMPLE WEDNESDA4
EVENING, JULY 26
Selections will be made from the
following by singers and comedians:
Singers: Pat Anderson, Linn Sand
ers, Alfred Green, Leroy Bridges,
Kenneth MacKay, Duncan Mcdonald
and Dick Stroud. testers: Sibbald
Wilson, DIR. Jack Halton, Rae Fer
guson, Usher Norwood, Austin Ben
nett and Carol Blalock.
Alabama Jubilee; Hesitating Blues,
by Usher Norwood.
Hello Hawaii How Are. You; A Cot
tage, Some Roses and You, by "Pat''
Anderson.
At the Fountain of Youth; Where
Did Robinson Crusoe Go With Friday
on Saturday, by Rae Ferguson.
Sunshine of Your Smile; Way Down
Yonder, by Alfred Green.
Are You from Dixie; Those Good
Old Days Back Home, by Carol Bla-
lock.
Walkin' the Dog; 'Aint Got No
body, by Austin Bennett.
Introduction of the premiers, Sib-
bald Wilson and Jack HaIton.
Pray for the Lights to Go Out; Oh
How that Woman Could Cook, by
Sibbald Wilson.
Because I Have You; When the
Southern Moon is Swinging Low, BY
Linn Sanders.
Some Little Bug Will Get You Some
Time; You Can't Get Along With En-
or Without EN-, by Jack Halton.
A Dream; Down Deep in a Sub
marine, by Lester Lucas.
Grand final introducing Keep the
Home Fires Burning" by entire com
pany.
| Overture by orchestra.
A fifteen minute skit entitled Chall
Talk, by Wilson and Ferguson. In
Producing feats of ambidexterity ant
comic cretaceous creations.
Rurlesque on ,Sextette from Lucia.
i Tickets on sale at the Court Phar
macy.
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ing on Tuesday afternoon, July 25th,
at the Presbyterian church at p. m.
All ladies invited to attend.
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The Palm Beach Club Enjoys Merry
Hour of Jest and Song
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SEMINOLE BUS co.'s.
REGULAR SCHEDULE

Beginning Saturday morning the
Seminole Motor Bus company will
operate a jitney over the following
route, passing given point every 80
minutes, from z a. m. to $3.50 p. m.
The fare will be five cents. Magno-
LA street north to North Ocala school,
return to union station, thence south
on Magnolia street to Oklawaha ave-
nue., east to Main, south to Fort King
avenue, east to Herbert street, south
to South Sixth street, east to Lake
Weir road, south to South Eighth
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WILL MY CHILD TAKE DIR.
KINGS NEW DISCOVERY

This best answer is DR.. Kings New
Discovery itself. It's pleasant, sweet
syrup, easy to take. 1t contains the
medicines which years of experience
have proven best for coughs and
colds. Those who have used DR..
Kings New Discovery longest are its
best friends. Besides every bottle is
guaranteed. If you don't get salts
faction you get your money back.
Buy a bottle, use as directed. Keep
what is left for cought and cold in
surance. Adv. /.
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sEABoARD LOCAL SCHEDULE
Southbound


No. 9-Leaves Jacksonville 1875 p.
M; Ocala 4:3O p. M; arrives Tampa
1850 p. m.
No. LEAVES Jacksonville $3.50 p.
M; Ocala s1.45 a. M; arrives st. Pc
tersburg 10 a. m.
No. 3-Leaves Jacksonville 9:15 a.
M; Ocala 1910 p. M; arrives st. Pc
tersburg sos p. m.
NOrthbOund
No. 10-Leaves Tampa / p. M;
Ocala 4:12 p. M; arrives Jacksonville
7:15 p. m.
No. 27Leaves st. Petersburg 4:3o
p. M; Ocala 2:30 a. m; arrives Jack
sonville GAS a. m.
No. LEAVES Tampa a. M; Ocala
1 p. M; arrives Jacksonville 5:25 p. m
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