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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
$4,000 ehaoenfemer.
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100 oas gbepaar mittels elmer Setter
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init eitem &oitenauflpano bon $1,000.
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Iellerl daoen geoedt int.
@egen iieben l1br mltroe sic sSell=
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Der grioge apenue uto .2eglaire
StraBe gerltfen, molelbit nl1beoel,ten=
De MISUNDERSTANDING alsgebroden
lparer1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
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FOOTE'S OIL ser Nerrp StraBe
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maggon, Ser in pradtpoQer @eiie
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ben gsrfauf geoffnef tpssroen ioa, gu
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@ebieten, 6ie unter ser iMufliht ser
9n1roesresierutg uerfduft meroen
ioHen.
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100000 4cres reid)en lanolpirtb=
lfaftliden @obens,4 ser ferner aroBe
Geidfbiimer on @ieien umoe Beioe11
ll1to Sol5 aufpeiit nnb iiber mebrere
Counties I'M iiiooitliden 1beile bes
'Staates beritreut lit. Ser 0nrd=
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lebr gelnno. Die &egierung ibei tebt
meoer amf @erbeilerl,ngens ;npd ba=
rauf, ouf Dem gefauften 2anoe cine
gemilie 3eit eeapobnt at baben, %
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cit meilen ferner &eidtbiimer in &ob=
len, Cos, 8etroleu1Ls Mineralie1
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liden Sflaboma, altsgei artbt aporoen
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
TRIGGER 1paren 0ie @erren Sobm 8Iitt,
|@barlp Mlt, Spe Mlt, @enrp Yabl,
Eerrp Cooper nn6 9e1rp @gel.
&c q t t 3 10 S. @od.

Die 9eltattung bon @errn Mat-
f6ias s. 8pd lit geitern 9aad)mittag
INT 5tpei l1br bonn Seine ieines 8ru-i
oers, @enrp s. Bod bon $50. 232'
Minslportb 5tpabe, int &retnatorirm
Dor 1ib gegangen. SEER Sobannes
&roger leitete Ben Irauerbieni int
1rauerbmtle nnO inn &rcmotorillm.
Sargtrager tparen Die @erren Ser
bert 9l1fingbatt, &alpb gndinebam,
6reo Sod, Sreo Heters, Rapmono
ISeneli1 ul10 elmer Sebelin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06

OF Houston, Texas, says
IT you have a muddy complexion
and dull eyes, you are constipated. Six
glasses of water daily and one or two
Rexall Orderlies at night will correct
this condition and make you fit as a
fiddle Rexall Orderlies, in my opinion,
are the best laxative to be had, and can
be taken by men, women or children"
@ir baben Oas altsl6lieBlid)e Ser
tal1tsred)t filr oieies ollsge5eidnete
Sarirmlttel. Nrobe=8 roBe 10 Gents
Carl p. schlegel.
n. 2szaM sAc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06

Wa1ffer. Sd)fplegermutter, S1tuelter
'llnb @robmntter,
Mnna @ar8aretba 2ettbmr8
geb. Simm,
an 9ienstag. Ben a. Sauuar. @orz
mtttags I'M 10 llbr, na6 lnngem.
l6iperen 2etben I'M Mlter bon SO Sab
rem, 6 8onaten llnb 10 Sage,1 ianft
entl6lafen lit.
9us 2eidenbesdnsnib finbet anl
Sreitag, ben z. Sartl1ar, Mabmittngs
I'M 2 l1br. POM S~ral1erbauie. So.
1902 peitlide 2. straBe, aug mad
Dem Stabtiiden 8riebbofe itntt.
linn titles 8eifeib bitten sic tiefbez
triibten 6tnterbItebenen:
Srmt 9pra 2epper, geb. 2emburg.
Sran @tinnic 2epper, geb. 2embnrg,
5erinatt 2cntburg,
@arrD 2cntbnrg,
&tnber,
@illiam gitrrn, 8ruber. ir &iel,
9entI6lan6.
nebT S6tpieserfinoern uub @nfelz
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
Sobn s. &amtann !

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Sobn s. &amann
am Mpntng, Den 3. Saiiunr. Mdtbz
mittugs nm IS nbr 10 Nein., nsd lars
gent idfperen 2eiocn i'm sitter pon 81
Sabren,l 9 Monaten ,nnb % Iagen
|ldnft entl1lnfen lit.
iGas ,aeiHeendbe9angniB filoet. an
E8nnnerstag, Ben s. Saullar. Aad9mit=
tags lim L 11br, bonn gralierbauIe, SO,
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mphil aus na6s Dem Sine Sill Srieos
|bofe ltatt.
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|triibten Sinterbliebenen:
Spbtt e.. 6amann in 3abenpprt,
9unts g. 9atna,nt, 2pon gountp, So.
|Srau sIpi,tn &ibI. scb. @amann.
h 4..a; hi gIbrioge,
Sralrs slbcla 9ebn, geb. @amanm,
in 2Dpnago., Soma,
9enrp 81. @a1nar,t, in 9abenport.
&inber,
Srau Garpliite 3artatt,t, 9eb. @ob,
Sram 2eta @ama1t,t, geb. Gpblff,
8ugo &iibl,
Abplpb 9cbn,
|Sra1 sl,tnie 6autattt, geb. Snrs.
G6tpiegerfinoer,
ncblt gcripanoten.
s. fP gitte, feiae 8lnmen!
NA1.@.5,6t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
Ra8oaIeua GebbeI

81
am 9ienstag, ben 4. Sal1l1ar. Mbcnbs
I'M Z l1br, na6 ldngerem &ranfenlager
inn Mlter bon Is Sabren. 3tpei Monns
ten uno IA Easen ianft entidlafen 1T.
9as 2eidenbegdngniB finbet itati
an Sreitag, ben Z. Sanllar, Nadmitz
tags I'M brei l1br. bonn gterbebauit
on Der Selegrapb 3nnb in 8ladbatpl
aus auf Dem Stdbtilhen Sriebbof.
lin titles 8eilci6 bitten Sic tiefbe=
triibten @interbliebenen:
5enrD 6ebbel, 9abenpprt,
Charles 9ebbel, 9abenport,
S0bne.
Gaa strelp,u, 9abenport,
2iai 6ebbcl, 9abenport,
BlDreitce 6agemaitn, 8ea6, 3afpta,
MaDmonb &cbbel, 9abenport,
Chm @ebbel, 9dbenport.
@nfeI,
SDbn Strelptu, 9abenport,
MQen 6ebbel, 9abenport,
~l1renfel. III.
Sobm Sid, Mboca, Sa., 8ruher, /
nebit @eripanbtcn.
81. 5, 6, z. t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06

SNS0ANstNA <0yOl<
%ltet1er fir Gurbaben l1nS llmaeaenb
am q. Nop. 1916. Gon s.. Bed.
Sc Ger, Sc banpt I'm bunlt bon glot,
I'm Dor De @elt gcit ltpls Sc SOB.
9e &nsel1 linst, &anonen fradt,
Se tp1De @elt Ell grote Sladt,
|gn 8arfboff In Ell Triimmerfelb, -
go lipart, 10 bitter IS Sc @elt,
Ils idull Sc Minidbeit epi tpeen
lin nimul5 ipebbera siinnIdiu lebn.
Mein @oterlano, mot mlB ou ring'nl
8at bliet lin flellt Sc blanfe &lin9l
@at bruit bin2eeb. mat fradt bin6uifl
8at bauit ou ie to l@r1s I'm Mla1s!
@at floppt pin@artl @at liidt sin 90,
Is ut Be s6eeb BE Sdtpel flpg.
I'm gllns oat nod 10 frus lin bmars,
Sin 8ollprn6 ipeer:: uAu, Snngs,
bolt fait!"
Mll. Sllngs. bolt faltl &c bruit bera11,
Sran5os In 8uB lii @ngelsmarm,
8i meet, ipofiir mi 1tot I'm ltarft,
Sat bebAt mi nlln lll1ss Gpocr arftl q
Sc 6ett nns nj bIpts beben Iebrt,
Sc itunn I'm full for @us I'M 5eerb,
lin l1eer of ilenltpor De Gait,
8i mot binbDrl y9hl, sssungs, bplt
faitl"
81 mi liinb biitI6l 81 mi balt mill
I'm norblde slag, Sc orept ltn it'll
8at tru I'm itarf I'M biitih tpen beet,
Sat flin9t nns nSdlcslptg : @ollteenz
2eeD".
sat bett of on Sc @ecg un5 flung'n.
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8i lot batStiir nil vSungs 6plt faltl"
Na, benn man b0riparts. as @ott mill
Sc mutt bat ipeten, ipi bolt IT'LL.
Sc reep ltls iiilben to be Sp1n.
8i ipiiat as biitlbe @efen iIpb,ll
8i, ipiillt Sen &ailer nj nerloten
lin faitcr nod Den Sdlpel Toten.
Welb ltf sc 9oipel of to @alt,
@i fcnrt Teen %rii9glpartsl = uSSllggs,
bolt faitl"
= MSerdarts 9ronsfer & Storage
Co. 9eIepbon 855. (Mna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06

8runScigentbnms nebertragungen.
@abeooore @oettid ont S. Meufelb
S1lpeltment &c., Ibeil bon 2ot l.,
8lod II, IS. s. 81. Mfitdea's Mooi=
ton, ST..
Granf gseufel6 uno Syral1 an S6eo-
Bore @oettid, 2ot 5, 8lod II, SSa1nes
Grant 5ltboioiiton, 81.
5bomas &etelien l1nb 5ral1 all
Sans Gbomien, 2ots 2 nno 6 n1o
I1eil bon 30 aot 8, @lod Seem 81
@iaiam 3arnt an Sulius@ oettld,
.2ot 10, @lod 10, Sorrelt & 9iIon's
.Mo6ition, 81.
Charles g. &eeo nno sSral1 an
Settle 20. 1olmeG, 2ots 10 u1o H..
Gbnrles q. @eeb's 5l1boipilion, 81.
CHARLES g. &eeb n11o Irau a11
@illiam s. Mfiler, 2ots 90 urto "a,
@barles g. Meeb's 5ltboipiion, ST.
CHARLES g.. &eeo u,ro 5ral1 an @e=
lene 2erf, 2ots 81 unO %, CHARLES
g. &eeo's 5ltboipiiion, 81.
Soa 8. Curtis u1to @utte an eagle
S1tbeit1ne,tt 60, 5beil bon 2ot T.
9lpd 1876, 2e@laire's Is. slooition,
$1.OO.
M1gl1lta 8odapolot an gmil g. 8.
Sobn, Sot 3, glod 2, Jair @rollnos
Mobition, $4,000.
2ltella 81. Stubr an Cornelius
sSSasper, Gbeile bon 2pts 3 lnlb 3,
glod 6, g. 6. 81. Maitd)eI's 4. Mooi=
tom, $4,000.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
uSunss, bolt falt."

Nroloa. eeiprpden beim gtiftunasfelt
pes @creins geborener ghlespigS@ SOL
%ltetner fir gugbapen unS l1maegenb
am q. Nop. 1915. @on s. 8ed.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
9ooeSsM m3et8e.

Sreunben lnb 8etan1ten biermit
Sic trallriae Nadribt. baB uni rs lie
ber Slater. gdniegerbater unb @rebs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
2Otaler @etterberidDs.

0aOenport, 5. San.
Gurd)idrnitts : @aronletcritano 29.9s
I%nrd)ld)nitts Iemperatllr 81
@obltc Temperature beute 35
Micoriglic Temperature lcste 9sadt Z
JSormale Sen1peratur fir SO
Sabre 81
0urdidnittlibe 5euatiefeit Der
2l1it 70
N~icocrid)lag i'll "a Stllnocn 600
Gorberridenoe @inbrid}tun1g SUI.
@ailcrita1o lint Z llbr Morgens 6.S
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06

9onnerstas, ben 6. Sanuar.
@eHerberidt.
@a gtpn, 6. Sal

Wo bln9tpn, 6. Sall.
Sir Sainois: Setter l,lo et,pas fal-
ter Ionnerstag; better uno ltei-
9enoe Temperatlr 6reitag.
Sir Soma: Setter llro fprtoauerllo
falt Ionnerstog; better bei ltei=
genoer Ielnpcratur 6rcitag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
lDDes:Mn5et0e.

Sreunoen nnb 8efnn1ten hermit
Die traurige Na9ridt, baB lmlere liebe
Mtltter, @roBmutter, l1rsroBmuttcr
11rb Gddnpifer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06

s3l perfanfeu pbcr ST. pcrmietbcn:
g Gunner : 5als NIT BAD, Surnare,
.gleftricitdt, @ns. rs Mn5ablnng; Nelt
$1,000 per Naohat. Seine M~b5ablntlg.
ippem front. Sreis $500. gigens
tbiimer 1903 l1nip,t Str. s us
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
Sciratbs : Grlanbnihid)einc.

Soc Sbeparolom ulo Sia6e0a @a=
oient, Iqoenport.
9alacits @la5usfis llro s(n,1a SD
laiinsflttie, 9%ettenborf.
@i1iam Sdulot ll11o emma Die
.Orid, Seem Sibertp.
Sermal, 5tllbebafer ulo emma
&odh Iapenport.
Grnil 5iebfe u1o Olga grooers,
Stodton, So.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
Mene Mn3ei9en.
1oots:Mn3et8e.

Sreunben unb 8efannten biermi1
Die trallrige Nadridt. bab uniere liebs
Mllltter. S6piegermltter, SdneIte,
llnb @robmltter,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06

@eindt: 3uberldliiser ocutidcr
Ma9tipdbter in Nabrif. NIter, Nefe<
ren5en li11b lebte 8eiddftisurs idriftz
li9 gu seben. @oreiien n,,ter 4. 4. 4.
d1l ben Ser 9empfrat" 5,1Bt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
Muset8eu fur
l9rteitsplate, 8ertdnfe, Berlxts,
lNphftuftneit efe.

In. bieier Mllbrif tperber fir etre11 Tal
Biz an elmer @ode gu ben na9fclge,la
ben Naten inierirt: Bis 5u bier 8eilen
ODER oerer1 MIum SOC, iber bier uttA
bis 5u n1t 8etl.n $500. Seine at4
5eige tDiro fit ais 60e anesa
nont1len.
6Fnir eteuen9a.ude tpir11 Bel etn. ba
ie@sutaliger Suf.rtion 25e bere6net.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-04
BLANCHE Sweet
INANEW ROLE

The captivating and sentimental
Blanche Sweet is seen at the Liberty
.theater during the first half of the
present week as Karin Doloklas in
1.-THE Sewers" and, incidentally, is
seen In role that is entirely differ
ent to anything IN which che has pre-
vfously appeared Miss Sweet, In this
offering, wears some exquisite gowns
and regal piumage and wears them
Ito the manner born" 1t is seldom
that this star appears in a role calling
for Ella borate cost9ning and her many
admirers will be delighted to see her
as a Russian girl of the court set. The
ether female artist, Mabel Van Buren,,
also wears a number of gowns that
are best described as gorgeous.
THE Sewers" is a story of intrigue
and plot for the overthrow of existing
conditions in Russia. A prince of the
royal house tThomas Meighan), his
chancellor Theodore Roberts) and
the daughter Of the latter blanche
SweetJ,' are working with the League
of Freedom. The prince loves the
daughter of his chancellor, but is
forced to marry princess for politi-
cal reasonsi The princess, in love
with a member OF the secret police,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-04
Film DRAMA RARE
AS KILALOOB bird

Mystery dramas that are filled with
mystery are none too uncommon on
both the spoken and silent stages, but
one in which the actors are complete
ly baffled is almost as rare as the
kilaloo bird, a single specimen Of
which, It is said, spends the dying
hour of each year. perched on the
North Poe, being the only one seen
anywhere during the year, Such a
drama is now being shown at the BIZ
Iou theater, entitled The Alster
Case. In its production the artists
were allowed to work through to the
thrilling climax without any know1-
edge Of who committed the murder,
around which the plot of the story Is
woven. As a consequence all act per.
fectly natural and without any feeling
that suspicion rightly should point to
them. As a matter of fact at various
times during the action of the drama
no les.s than five are suspected Of the
crime but each, not knSwing who
done the deed" carries through a
role of injured innocence. n -
Charlie Chaplin in Charles Must
cal Career" gives balance TO the BIZ
lou bill and lightens' considerably. the
heaviness of the murder mystery.
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teresting, all of which were taken in
the steel works at South Bethlehem,
Pa, and show the process OF the man
ufacture of armor plate for the bat
tleships OF Uncle Sam and the balance
of the world.
in the title role Of this drama EIDE
son appears in one of the most sue
cessful parts Of his most successful
dramatic career. Both on Broadway
and on tour he scored a signal sue
cess in this play by Gelett Burgess.
It lends itself admirably to the screen
and the evolution OF brawny coal
HEAVIER into polished society man is
a most daring effort and one which
but few actors could satisfactorily
handle. ,,.>.- "'-
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:; -.
80 Ne1EER

Program Beginning at 1880 p. m. until
4 p. N. H.. ~. e.
Evening 1.-TWO sshoWs), $50 and $3.50
SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY
= AND EVENING
"a Shrek lin the Night (two-part
comedy, Victor. p g. g.
When Lizzie Went to Sea" Comedy,
Nestor. -
Avenged by Fish" comedy, Elko
"5roneho 5iIly's Mexican Mother
(drama). Essansy.
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FREE LECTURE On
T. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church Of Christ, Scientist, in
Honolulu, announces . free lecture on
Christian Science by Paul Stark
Seeley, c. S., member of the Board of
Eectureship Of The Mother Church,
The First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
in Boston, Mass. Friday evening, Sep
TENDER 8, 1916, at 8 o'clock The pub
Tic is cordially invited
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FURNISH RARE
MUSICAL treat

Since the announcement Of the ar
rival in Honolulu Of Madame Marsha
AIdrich, diva of the METROPOLITAN OPP
era Company. muo &c lovers here have
been ANTICIPATING with keen pleasure
the recital which it was expected she
would give and which is to be rem
dered this evening al the Royal Ha-
waiian Opera House.
Assisted By Miss Margaret Steven.
vielinist. and Mrs. Bernice Steven.
Madame AIdrich will this evening
render program which should appeal
to all. whether educated TO fine APP
probation Ct the more classical music
or not In tthas program the classical
firds representation as do number
Of songs we'll known. and deservelly
porulaT that WIN appeal to all.
The following If the program for
tonight's recitat :.
>. PART i
Aus, -Meinen Grossen Schmertzen
............... ...... h. Franz
Waldeinsamkeit ..... ;. Max Roger
Elegie -. -................ Massenet
Bon Jour tSuzon Pessard
sSantsuzza's Air From CaYaleira
Rusucanna ........... Maseagni
..a&' d: VIOLIN SOLOS
By Margaret Steven = 3
Romance .........:... Wienieawski
Legende sMetcalfe
Oriental Cui
80 Z PART II -.
Two Hungarian Songs In Hungarian:
Haunting Memory ..........;.. -.
To
A Request Amy Woodward linden
The Sleep That Fits. Carpenter
An Explanation Cooleridge Taylor
Cry of Rachael. Mary Turner Salter
Love Me-. ..... :. Rose O'Neill
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MOVIE MATlNEES FOR u. !. !.
CHILDREN AT LIBERTY

Setting Friday, September Is, as
the opening date the Mothers Educa-
tiCnal League OF this city, which has
recently organized, will begin at the
Liberty theater series of Friday
afternoon matinees for the benefit of
school children. The program arrang-
ed will be of the very best sort, in
Guiding travelogues, cartoons, Pathe
weekly, comedies and dramas, with
such high class stars as Mary Pick
ford and Marguerite Clark appearing.
Though instituted primarily for
the instruction of the young folk of
the city, the plays will be open to
older persons as well and it Is hoped
that many of the grown-ups will avail
themselves of the opportunity to see
the pictures. ...--.-.. T.. - 49,
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Statistics Of the spring target prac-
tise by the Atlantic fleet were made
public by Secretary Daniels as a reply
to recent criticism of the nayy's
gunnery efficiency. -
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works for the destruction of her hus-
band and his friends 1t is story OF
deepest interest, ably acted and pro-
duced.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-27
KEWPIE PARTY TO BRIGHTEN
THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.

The Christmas holidays have been
very gay with many informal parties,
Christmas dinings and family gather
ings, but the college and school set
have held the center Of the state, and
pleasure after pleasure has been theirs,
with many others to follow to make
their days bright and happy before
they return to college and the school
room
Among the younger members Of the
school set who is entertaining is Miss
Mamie Weller. the pretty thirteen
year-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Miles Weller, who on the evening Of
December 2Sth, at the home Of her
parents on West Brainard street, will
be hostess from three to six, with a
Kewpie party, which will be one of the
happiest occasions of the holidays.
Invitations have been issued to a.
number of her school girl friends, and
as the party will be in the nature
Of a Leap Year affair, the girls in
turn will invite their own escorts,
among those who have been invited
to this attractively planned afternoon
party being Misses Ruth Dewberry,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-27
OLIVER SEMMES, HONOR
GUEST AT SAL.AMAGUNDI PARTY

rey, daughter of Lieut.. and Mrs. D. H.
Torrey, u. S. A, was flower girl in a
fluffy white frock, and carried a bas-
ket of pink sweetheart roses. Mr.. w.
Foster White acted as best man for
Mr.. Hills, and the ushers were Cadets
Willis Slaughter, Francis Markoe.
Warfield, Lewis and Robert Ransom,
of the class of 1917. and Henry Bar
Der and Lloyd Durfee, Of the class of
1918. The brides gifts to her maids
were gold bracelets and the groom pre-
sented his best man with a meer-
schaum and gold cigarette holder, and
his ushers with gold cuff-links After
the ceremony, a reception was held at
Cullum Hall. which had been trans
formed into bower by the liberal use
of evergreens, and the lights were all
shaded in pink; the parents of the
bride. the mother of the groom, and
the bride and groom received the
guests. Music was played for dancing
and at separate tables Mrs. Lockwood
poured tea, and Mrs. Gordon and Ms.
Wilcox served punch; the brides cake
was a dainty affair, wreathed in
orange blossoms. and the hunt for the
elusive ring was as charming as always.
The brides mother, Mrs. Kreger, wore
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-27

katherine McLane, Jamie Reese, Eliz-
abeth Aiken, Jean Hancock, Isabel
Hancock, Margaret Allison, Margars.
Msura, Hazel Maura, Lucy Arson,
Florence Collins, Elizabeth Maura,
Eleanor Ellison, Aline Arson. Audrey
Kellar, Katherine Eitzen, Lottie Eft
zen, Aline Bonacl1er, Elise Bear. Helen
Wolff, Clara Moreno, Gladys Turner,
Mary Smithwick, Marjorie King, Mary
Katherine Pace, Elizabeth Edwards,
Virginia Pace, Betty, Louise and Lucy
Yonge.
Mrs. Weller will be assisted by
Misses Maud Suter, Irma DeSilva,
Marjorie Yonge and Leoma Bear, and
nothing could be lovelier than the
plans for this attractive Kewpfe party
An old-fashioned string orchestra
has been engaged, and there will be
dancing, with refreshments served in
cabaret style, with the lovely Kewpie
fsvors presented each young guest an
also used on the dance programs and
in other features of this pretty after
noon affair. in which there is the
greatest amount of interest among the
school set.