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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
6cirat6s. .Qiccn5Cu.

9lo6ert s. @orrett, as, GotonSpiQe,
Nlo4 uno Glen g. 9eeO, 40, @itt1ue.
Clarence Sutton 90, imO @roce 9.
@otion, 81, 9eioe BON @oibiueton,
Q. 6.
Sio6or aoeen %, uno 9ena an.
min, 20.
Hoomono ao6ler, "a, uno 9Inno
@oa 20, 9eioe BON 6rouflin, @o.
SorrD s. Sinoauer, 23, mO SOo
Of Nlcaiuof, II.
GaoiO @|orr, 81, uuo @l5o6. Stein
90 eouisoiQe, &p.
So6u 81 9Sfeiiier, 90, mo 9loelaiOe
g. YoOgett, %.
SomeS 6. 2ombonL 81, uno W}ar.
goret Sogon 49,
9lnt6onb 9er6en6, 80, uu0 9lunoG.
Srittoto 81.
Sobn s. Gbompion 80, uuo @m.
ma Oloore, Is.
G6orIes @. @rice, 80, uuo 9e6ie
SSropiS, 90.
Somer 90. 9lofer, "a, @oi6inotou,
9. g. unO @oric 81, Geer, "a.
SSobn aopIan %, uno @omieSnp.
Der, 81.
SrOing 6. 0ouo1, 90, uno 9(Iberti.
ma .. Gpert.
S. Sob6s, 2t, &inep &oipt, @lO,
mo Gorinne Springer, %, Zee Gal-
leD, Wlo.
G6riit. 9c6ner 26, uuo NlDrtIe 81.
SinnertD, IS.
gsm q. Barnes, a. uno 2iaie N}.
Gom6es, "a.
Gid 8. @iaioms. 90, imo aot6a.
rine &c NicSuQen 10.
SSobn 3. Nfilburn "a, un0 2iQian
81 @ids, %.
s. s. @enuett, 80, umo 9teaie Wi.
@olfer 80
Sobn %. Sorris, %, unO Gireie@.
9lrnett, 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
llnurrluciOIidDrr lIuiuIf

Ger 600 Der 60 Sabre olten ga.
rob @lartinboum bon 9ar. S1S, Dit.
Syauette StraBe, oic am Sreitaa
qIben0 Don cinem Sitnep 9us. Der
BON @alter q. Smitb, bon glr. 3345,
@renhmoiint.9lpenue oeIenft wuroe.
iiberfabreu mo get0oiet moroeu mar,
plroc geiteru gIbeno bon elmer Goro.
ners SirD unteriudt un6 ols ciu in.
DcrmeioIiher llnfall befuuoen.
Smith, Der perbaftet morocn mar,
mur0e bonn Coroner @fIeu oiif Ireicn
Sub Geiett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01

Ginen Ieihten SdGOeIbrn1 trug
ser 2.iGbrigc Soiepb, Der 5obn bon
5rou Wtorp 5ober, bon glr. 2t04.
gllicconna-StraB oooon, ais er BON
cincr Gcronoa i'm 5ipeiieu Stod III
Den &of ficl @r muroe Sur Sc.
bonohma liah Dem Sp6uS Sopfins.
@oipitol gcbrodi no iicb icit oct
dr5tliacn 9cbunOIims icit geiiuocn
ctluoS gcbeiiert bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01

GIN Ser5leioeu Ulodte Dem So.
ben ser 40 Sabre oltru 6rou 9luc.
liza 2oos, Der @nttni oes promincn.
ten 6ormers Senrb Coos, Doli gtpd.
oole, 9oltimorc.Goiultp, nod langc
rem 2eioen ciii Guoe. Sic miro in.
trouert BON ibrent Gotfch eiuen
5obu eincr Eohtcr 8 @riioeru uvb
3 Gnfeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
,,gYbite 9luic QItbIctic GIltb 4

Seinen Serbifboa bGlt morgcu
9lbenO ser oggbite gioic 9It6lesic
Club nit atbletiibcn 9luffii6rlmecn
inO bumoriitiibeu @ortrdgcn in
Scder's Saae, 9ir. 1923, geaIor.
Str, ab. Die ,gtbeiu~ ~.&apeae COZ.
5ertirt, mO peripridt ser glbeno ctl
lebr aemiit6Iider 81 peroen noD
Oo5u ooS Geroniielmgs.Gomite bIr
glnes anf's Bette aeiOrat Bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
etiirStc abcr ciucn SmnO.

Scr S4-idbrigc &eter Ser8. bon
SCR. 9f5, 9tor0.Gentrnl glpenne, er.
lit idmcrSbofte @erleslmgeu an DER
rchten Seite ourtb einen Sal, ocr
pcrurioht muroe, ols eine aroBc
gullSoeee an ser @oD Str, IN ser
glGbe Der Caroline sStroRe, ibn oI.
grifi. @hidIihermeiic muroe Der
Suno bon Gohanten neriheuht che
cr Den altcn WSonn beiBcn tonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
Sin SaltimOrcr in @ittsbnrsb ucr-
h0ftct.

gluf oic 9lnihuloieuna, BOB er el'
ucr reiden @ithue in Brownsville,
Go., $tl00 imter 9lnaabe fallhcr
E6atIa@eu abgeiHuinoclt bo6er ioll
6cfinoet ii6 Der 24.id6riee 9llbert
9o8man aus Baltimore in @itts.
burgb, @a., in SAT-. 9o5mau bate
ser 6rou W1arearet 0fioee BON
Brownsville, 4ay Deriptoden, tie 5u
beirotben lino iie bate ibm oas
@elo aelieben Statt fem Geripre.
1cu 81 baIten. beirotbetc er Sri. AI.
bira Q. Wcaeen bon SrieuObiIle,
W}o. So6alo Oie gSittpe oaoon er.
fl6r, nabm iie einen Saftbcfebl ae.
een Oeu iungeu Gbemanu berauS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
0eutide gIbcnSItbnlc in SiiO-
Baltimore.

@lontae 9(6eno, 2. Sftober, iinOct
Ole Seifung ser freieu 9I6euoibuIc.
@de @iIidm.Str. mo @arren,9lOey
no6e 6eoeraI Sia.Garf, Iiatt. @ine
ipe5ieIle &Ioiie fir Geuti6e, Oie @ng.
Iiid lernen modten miro eiueerid.
tet werOen llnterriht miro @lon'
tags, Oicnitaes mO 0onneritogS bon
laS bis 12t0 ll6r eeoeben ipcroen.
Ger 2eiter oieier SNule lit Serr 5.
&. 9ilDpel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01


mar Elm areis erprobter DeiitIder,
Die Iib moudmal om r9llteu-9iid~
nieoerlaiien, Inn ibre Sreue 81 be-
tunoen. llnO mie IS bait ae6t IL sic
oeilti6e @reiie lieB man bo6lebenl
Foitor Sterger, Ger oen gan5eu Ser
gang nit on6orte, giebt oenielben in
gerien preis, fitr5 ino 6iinOig, 0anit
oo6 manber ltromme &otriot erfen-
men moge, oaB mir in Baltimore aud
cine Oeutide 8reiie bo6eu:
@ir ionoen uns am alien Gid,
gIud mir limo 3iiebeuoS alt eelpor-
oen;
Tie @eiiter blieben jung uno irii9,
Nlan merit es bel Den i9neiO gen
@orten.
Ga ipra6 man iiber Dies un0 Ons,
Tie 8une' LOFT iic6 beim boIlen @las,
Gom 8eltfrieg prrOe oiel geipro@en,
SAT- 6orte man ole Ser5en po6en;
llnO SeOer mar NIT &ei6 uno Seele,
9llS ob nibts mebr gum Siege feble.
llno mics in ioI6en Stun0en ge6f,
@enn bod Oie Oeuti6en Slommen
idlogen;
Ga marc audi monrber Strid ge0re6t,
Sir ole, Die ims 10 bart oerflaeen
@s bieB; oos lit oie er0Bte S6ano' --
Gie 9ritenpreiie bier 5u 2ouol
@er miro Die 2iigen.@ii6e Ieien,
Ole uni're 6einOe itets eepelen2
Sod ioa ole 0ertide 3eitlrng lebeu,
&ir moIleu ibr ole @bre gebenl"
llno mebr nod puroe proteItirt
Sin frii6es SAB fiug an 5u laufeu;
gIuf SinOenburg iporO pofllirt,
Ger madt ole 9uiieu'2duie laufcnl
3ufdaig frug ib einen 5relmo
Ger bel Dem Surrab fait eepeint -
@an5 potriotii9 mar iein g8eien:
nE6rm sic Die Oeutide 3eitune le.
ien2"
SD thu aus 2ieb' 81 meiner 9llten
Gen Baltimore 9(merican" baItenl
@as trof mid pie Elm aeuIenI6lae,
DIR mar Oos Bier i'm 2eib qeronnen;
llno mie i6 oa oeu 9lnoern frog',
Ser iif i'm Oeuti6en @lan5 that ION.
nen:
Sic leien oo6 Oos Oeutibe 9latt,
Gas li6 10 treu erpielen 6at2
ga gdbnt er, nit Dem weiten Goden,
gIs pouf ieiu Sintert6eil perfroden:
9ie DSun" Iei i'd beim 6riibitiids-
tii6e,
8u flein iinO mir sic oeutI6en gSiIhe.
Ga rib Oen Sut i6 BON Ser g9auo,
Sebt mobI, ibr ibipaden Bdtriotcnl
@ott i6iibe oidb, mein @oterlan0,
Sier limo Ole @ier bart geiotten.
0rauB traf id eineu 8amerao,
Sd oudt' Der fonmt mir jeBt geroo /;
llno wie id i'm 10 le6t erbaide,
Sab i1 Ole r9teps~ in ieiner Eoi6el
@an5 trobis fans i6m BON Ger Sc.
ber:
o@londmol lei i6 oas oelitide ga.
per. ". 3. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
ltrtlcil audefpdlten.

Die glnpGlte ser Siilterbliebenen
ser I'M 80. 2ebensiabre peritor6enen
Srou Gleonoro Sbellep rei6ten I'M
Common @leas-@eridt Dor 9fi6ter
Stump einen glntroa ollf @cipG6rung
zines nelien Sernins in ser Seita-
mentsanfedtimgstIage i6rer Glienteu
ein. @s muroe in Dem glntraa be.
bouptet, OaB p6breno ser fiir5Iid
ltottgeiiuOenen Gerbnnohmg iIber
oiele Glogc Elm @eI6worener, im0
5luar Der @ei6moreue ytr. Z, lpelber
6ronciS 6. Sarriion BON 9lr. 1880,
GiDeriiOe-gIoe, iein ioa, p6breno ser
GerbonOhmg nit elmer 0ame, oie ols
3eiain erihienen mar, eeliebdugelt
baben iol. Die Game lit cine groBe
SdOnbeit. unO ion Oie 9hifnerfiam.
felt Oes @elhmorenen ourb 9lide err
ipiOert baben. Gie @eidJworenen
fdllten in ser fiir5li6 itattgeilinoencn
&erbonollmq i6r %eroift onbin oaB
iie Oos Seltameut Ser Gerltorbenen
ols re6tSgiiltiq betradten. &erihie'
oene @erionen, pel6e eeitern ais
3eugen pernommen wnrocn, erfldrs
ten, sic Qie6Gngelei beobahtet 81 bo-
ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
9lls Sem 9IrbcitS6aiS cutf[pIlcu.

Ntilor0 Smln0ers, Der eine Strafe
pou Il Nlonaten I'M Wlarpldnoer
Gorrettiousbaiiic perbiiBen miiBte,
pcribmouo aeitern Gr m1re IN mi.
oei05r 5lpei @oden ireiaetommen.
Gie &oli5ei elanbt 0aB e. lb in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01

Baltimore auibdIt, neil er bier @er.
monote bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
p Supcrilder 9sanncrdlOr. a

Ser S9operilbe N}Gnnerdore 6ielt
in ieinem &ereiusIofaL 9ooenitci.
ner's Salle, ieine regelmGBige @ers
iannIlme imO 5irGihmoe. Ger Scr.
ein miro i'm gtooember peri6icOeue
Dubi1e Sieoer beim ghtiternroiteu in
Der @bite Sau" an ser ganf.Str.
sum 9elteu geben 0ie nGhite Sius-
Ihtnoe finOet am 0onneritog i'm Ser.
einslofoIe, 9lr. t13. Nfercer.S .StraBe,
itott. 3pei GinIaOnngen, sic BON
befreunOeten @ereinen einaelauien
meren, mltroen mis- 1anf anaenom.
men. Gem laueiGbrieen Setretdr
oes &ereins, Srn. 8. 9otb, wuroe
am SdIuB ser Sieine BON Erdli.
0enten s. gldermona IN glnertcnmIn3
leiner Dem &erein geleiiteten trenen
Gienlte elm proAtpoaer 6iinfeoerbaIr
ter SltH glnOenten iibcrreibt.
1N n < "a 500 y ~, 0Nnflu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01

%aS TT PARAGON Ncm
Elm idmo8be6oarteS @oupt Elm Dbel'
ler aopi" 1T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01

Abunnenicu, bic ben ,rcntMen tgufrrlnaf.
hegtcu' nialt phnttlidl 1nef ungraclnlaAia rI.
pniirlls isnc 0fbtteb oef Eiiifr nannu peg SIDE.
NNnM nNrr lNriltilM MliliMrilMMn lM nInnNik
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15
First Baptist Church.

Services at the First Baptist
Church Sunday as follows: Sunday
school at s;i5 a. m. Professor John
A. Moore. superintendent; Sunday
school at 3 p. m. at Oak Grove. Mr..
w. W. Weaver. superintendent
preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p. IN.
by the pastor: d. Y. p. U. at 6:i5 p.
M. Mr.. Chas. Pipkin. president. II
Is important that all our people be
present at these services. as import
ant announcements will be made con.
corning the educational conference
and rally to be held with this church
beginning next Friday night. Speak.
ers from Dallas and elsewhere will
be here. The public is cordially In.
vited to attend these services and
worship with US.
worship with US NJ. E. Weaver. Pas.
tor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15
At THE QUEEN TONIGHT.

Jewel" a beautiful drama. with
Ella Hall. beautiful actress. will be
the attraction at the Queen tonight.
THIS exquisite pictured presentation.
is unquestionably one OF the most SUI
perb that has ever been offered to the
public. Jewel" stands as a living
monument and tribute to the genius
OF such master minds as Clara Louise
Burnham. the author Of Jewel" Lois
Weber. who wrote "Hypocritea" and
the film version OF Jewel" and Phil.
lips Smalley who produced Il. Jewel"
is one OF the most beautifully devel.
oped psychological studies ever pre-.
scented. II rings true and conyinces.
The theme Is human and carries tire.
mendous significance. As a produc.
ton Il Is perfect. Did you ever cry
from sheer haprinessg pidyou eyer
laugh with lump in ''yodr thrdat.
while little THRILLS Of Joy swept over
you! Did you ever see . photoplay
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15
MOVIE NOTES.

Tom Moore. formerly OF the kalem
company. has been persuaded to Join
the l.ubin company and will be seen
soon in both the long and short reel
subjects.
Paul Hurst. the picture player who
is seen as HOWE. In "stingaree. holds
the Southern California championship
for shooting blue rocks.
Florence Lawrence. the former bio.
graph and Lubin star. has returned to
the screen and will be seen In the
Universal productions In the near fu.
ture.
Naomi Childers recently announced
her engagement TO the manager OF a
candy concern and her friends are
now waiting for samples OF his prod.
uct.
In producing His Wife Knew About
IT," one-part drama. for the Vita.
graph company. sidney Drew. assist.
ed by his talented wife. filmed the
entire picture. exteriors and interiors
at his own residence at Sea Gate.
New York harbor, This, undoubtedly.
is the first time picture was made
In which the principals own home
served as a background.
1T Can BE Done" strong feature
story dealing with, life back OF the
stage" Is being completed at the Sc
Zig studios. Jack Phkfots and FIRTH
Brunette appear together for the first
time and are seen Al their best
True Boardman % on the warpath
for authors who write stories about
deserts after spending six hours In
the broiling Mojave desert for scenes
In The Duel In the Desert" an epi-
sode in Kalem's "stingaree' series.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15

so sweet and wholesome that the ef.
feet was that OF mental bath! Were
you ever so lifted out OF yourself that
you forgot to think OF your thoughts
and feel OF your feelings? Can you
imagine play so strong as to make
you oblivious to your surroundings.
and yet so tender as to be comparable
only to the daintily fragile things OF
lifeg Dir you ever see a play so sat.
isfying that you wanted to get away
by yourself and think about It: to
live It's scenes over again In memory.
A picture 30 altogether lovely you
would rather leave the theater than
to have your inward vision destroyed
by the next play on the program
That's Jewel" one OF the most beau.
tiful pictures ever seen. It's a gem.
50 don't miss 1T. CSC ,ocsoeeDos
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15

$50 ?. m- lesson Isaiah ii:i.7. sub.
tect. How to WORK With Others, {"
led by Miss Ruby Franklin: preaching
at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. by the pas.
tor, subjects, morning service. Seven
Things the Church Must DO to Hold
Her Membership and Influence In the
Community" evening sermon. The
Faith Once Delivered to the Saints"
Following the morning service will be
the regular monthly conference OF the
church. The public Is cordially In.
vited to come and worship with us
A hearty welcome awaits you. C. c.
Wheeler. Pastor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15

Miss Noble Webb Hostess to J. A. os.
Miss Noble Webb very pleasantly
entertained thesI. A. o. Club last sat
urday afternoos. the inoISnent wealth.
er being forgotten In I'D cezy home
adornment with vases and bowls OF
cut flowers. byaqthe members who
hrased the rainy weather to attend.
Many beautiful pieces Of fancy work
were in evidence and deft needles
flew while thsir owners INDUCED In
pleasant chat..,, The meeting was
thoroughly informal and for that rea.
son thoroughly delightful. 80
Mrs. Webb assisted the hostess In
serving pineapple, salad. sailed pc.
cans, sandwiches soliyes and choco-
late. lnr bsl
..s,s
Domino Party Tor Miss BsIIsw--
At the home Of Miss Clara Mawhin.
ney on Thursday evening the informal
domino party. given by Miss Mawhin.
ney and Mrs. Fred Taylor In compli.
nent to Mrs. Taylors sister. Miss
Annie Ballew Of Honey Grove. gave
marked pleasure to the assembled
players. who constituted the members
Of the Bachelor Girls Club and an
equal number OF young men.
The hostesses are known for their
unbounded hospitality and on this oc.
cssion received their guests with
much cordiality. Miss Ballew. the
honoree. has frequently visited here
and has. by her genial manner. made
. number Of warm friends. many of
whom we're present on this occasion
to give greetings.
The loveliest OF blossoms enhanced
the attractiyeness OF the rooms. rel
being the dominant color note In the
floral adjournment OF the different
rooms.
Tables we're arranged for the pleas.
ant pastime OF forty-two and series
Of interesting games made the even
Ing round OF pleasure. The dainty
score cards we're ornamented with
girl heads.
The serving or salad course with
orange ice formed pleasing after
math. There has not been a more
enjoyable meeting OF this popular
club since its organization. and the
hostesses were many times assured
Of the real pleasure their hospitality
had given.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15

The pastor will preach at both serv.
ices tomorro wat the Methodist
ices tomorrow at the Methodist
or Run-Which?" and at the evening
hour Occupy Till I Come" Every
one will receive a cordial welcome to
all the services OF the church. To.
morrow will begin the forward move.
ment In the interest OF the missionary
and evangelistic work. Sunday school
and Junior League will gladly give
you a welcome. Come out to the serv.
ices. Hours for services as usual.
Chas. T. Tally. Pastor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15
3. v. p. U. Program.

Bible study meeting Matt. 10. Lead
er. Miss Gussie Kurten; Scripture
reading. Matt. i3:l0.i7; Xavier Show.
ers. Introduction. by the leader: Matt.
i3:2i-s0. seymore Spencer; Matt. 49,.
36-i3. Miss weltha Smith; The Propa.
cations OF the Truths OF the Kingdom. "
Mr.. French; Matt. 1868. Miss Opal
Brown; vocal solo. Miss May Oliver
Roberts Matt l3:3i.35. Burnham
Waite; THE Difficulty Encountered .
Miss Annie Belle Bate; The Growth
Of the Kingdom" Miss Eddie Smith:
Matt i3:ii-i6. Miss Grace Weaver;
THE Preciousness OF the Kingdom"
Mr.. Coleman THE Final Adjust
ment.' Mr.. Johnson.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15
HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS

@. ID. Skidmore. San Antonio.
Ira T. Shotwell. Jacksonville.
c. w. Holman. Madison. Wis.
J. l.. Lewis. Columbus. Ga.
Il. NJ. Haskins. Temple.
X. p. Ferguson. Kansas City.
NJ. Harding. Dallas.
J. II. McI.ain. Washington. d. c.
Geo. Dennery. New Orleans.
p. l.. Harder. 81. Louis.
II. J. COIN. Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Forester. Waco
J. NJ, Collins. Houston.
J. s. Burton. Dallas.
&C. J. Harris. Houston.
DIR. @. VI. Abney. Corpus Christi.
Sam Key. Georgetown.
Fat Quinn. Georgetown.
Clarence Ferrin. Georgetown.
J. w. Brown. Houston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15
ST. Andrews Church.

Services for week beginning Jan.
IS. 1916: Sunday. the second after
Epiphany; Holy Communion s a. m:
Sunday school s:i5 a. m: Mathis and
sermon II a. m. evensong and ser.
mon 1880 p. m. Monday-St. An.
drew's Guild . p. IN. Thursday-Con.
firmation class AIS D. IN; confirma.
ton class 7 p. m; choir rehearsal
1880 .. m. Randolph Ray. Recor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-15
AT THE Dixie NEXT WEEK.

An unusually fine list OF attractions
have been selected for this popular
resort for the coming week. which In.
cludes the regular program OF the
General Film Company. which has al.
ways been used at the Dixie. and the
Famous Universal program. which has
lately been added to this theater's
famous line OF attractions. There will
he two programs shown each day. the
afternoon bill running from l to $50
and the night from $3.50 to II p. m
On Monday Of each week the "Stinga.
rec series will be shown. the one for
the coming Monday being ITO the vile
Dust" which will be In two reels.
The others to fill out the Monday pro.
grams will be George AIDE comedy.
THE Fable OF the Two Philanthropic
Sons" Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in
When Two Play Game" and Betty
Schade In a stirring three-reel wild
animal drama. The Lions Ward
Tuesday. the powerful three.reel
Lubin special. THE Bond Within"
which features Edward Sloman and
Franchella Ellington, Little Brown
Hen" featuring Constance Talmadge
and Bill Parsons; "Her Speedy AZ.
fair" Billy Rhodes and Ray Gal.
lagher. and the big favorite screen
star. J. Warren Kerrlgan. assisted by
Ethel Phillips.
Wednesday. a beautiful three-reel
Knickerbocker featuring Miss Jackie
Saunders. who is considered one OF
the most beautiful In America. THE
Tricksters" Is another OF the wen.
lures OF Marguerite" series and fea.
lures pretty little Marguerite Courtot.
and In addition to the above the Uni.
versal offers the select four.reel spe.
cial Lord Johns Journal Adventures, /"
featuring handsome VIM. Garwood and
Laura Oakley.
Thursday brings the two big favor.
ties, Bryant washburn and Nell Craig
In Pieces OF the Came" a grand
three-reel Essanay: Billie Reeves and
Carrie Reynolds In a fine Lubin com.
edy. "A Skate for a Bride" Alice
Howell and Gertrude selby In a com.
edy. Tears and Sunshine" and
two-reel drama. THE Flag OF Fortune"
Edna Payne.
Friday. Jewel Hunt and Paul Logan
In by Love Redemmed." three.
reel vitagraph special: Helen Gibson
In "The Haunted Station" one OF the
Kalem railroad dramas: Murdoch
MacQuarrie In Colonel Steele. Mas.
ter Gambler" and tworeel drama,
When the Heather Blooms" featur.
Ing Eddie Lyons and Betty Compson.
There will be an extra good bill to-
night. a three-reel selig special. "The
Devil In Chief" featuring Tyrone
Powers aud Edithe Johnson: "when |,
Lin Came Home" with Geo. Holt and !,
The Film Johnnie" featuring the !
famous Charlie Chaplin.
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Christian Church.

DO not forget that the First Chris.
tian Church invites you to any and all
the following services: Bible school
at s:i5 a. m; preaching at II a. m.
and 1880 p. m; intermediate Chris.
tian Endeavor at D. m. The pastor
Is preparing special sermon on
Christian Education" for the II
o'clock hour. Let every member come.
J. c. Welch.
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81. Joseph's Church.

Mass and instruction at s o'clock;
mass at College at . o'clock: Sunday
school at 10 o'clock; high mass and
sermon and benediction at IL o'clock;
evening devotion at 1880. Mass dur.
ing the week every morning at 8
o'clock. except Tuesday there will be
a wedding. followed by mass at 10
o'clock. ]. b. Gleissner.
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TO START NAVAL
TRAINING CAMP
INV Associated Press,

New York. Jan. i5.-A volunteer
navy training camp, similar to the
army camps Of last fall. will be es.
tablished soon somewhere on the
Great Lakes near Chicago. according
to announcement of the committee of
Navy League today. The camp will
act under the auspices OF the navy
department.
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HOODS LAST COM
MANDER IS DEAD
try isso~'"~

TRY Associated
ST. Louis. Mo-. Jan. l5.-Colonel r.
NJ Powell. aged 50. the last surviving
commander Of Hoods Fifth Texas
Brigade. Confederate army. died here
today.
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cal studies. Miss Pearl Kern enter
tanned last Friday evening In her hon
or with leap year party, the guest
list including twelve nelghborhoo
girls and an equal number OF young
men from A. and NJ. College.
The adornement OF the home was
extremely lovely. being fragrant with
vases and baskets OF exquisite bios
SONS. A. and NJ. pennants further
added TO the Arrangement. A proposal
contest. In which the girls did the pro
posing. furnished merriment for all.
and concluding this pleasure came a
historical contest. which afforded
much enjoyment. Miss Kate Henley
of Temple was victorious and was
given a dainty guest towel. The gen.
tlemen's prize. book. went TO Mr..
@. C. Moffett.
Miss Caldwell. whose sweet musical
voice has already won for her an i'm.
portant place In Bryan's musical cir.
Giles. gave several exquisite numbers
which were received with hearty sin.
cere applause and Mrs. Speckelmeyer
and little daughter. Jewell Marie. and
Miss Pearl Kern gave several enter.
. tanning readings. much to the delight
OF those present.
The serving OF fruit salad on a let
tuce leaf. olives. sandwiches. cheese
balls and hot chocolate formed a III.
ting finale to this pleasant hospital.
ity.
Notes and Personals -. =, 80. go.
The members OF the Friday Club
met hast Saturday afternoon at the
hospitable home OF Mrs. T. r. Bate
for a business session. After due con.
sideratlon II was decided to discon.
tinue the club indefinitely While
the memhers have enjoyed many
pleasant meetings II was found to be
inconvenient for the majority to at.
tend.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson will be the
next hostess for the J. A. o. Club
which meets on Saturday. Jan. 22.
Mrs. r. S. Park will be hostess q
the Embroidery Club next Tuesday
afternoon al 8 o'clock.