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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-23

Washington, Feh- -3. tppiica-
flau of the Illinois Central and -
either railroads 30 euium enforce
ment OBJ the Illinois tWo-cant pas-
-auagr rate was today denied by
t~sociate Justice Clarke 0i the SUE
premc court.
SAN antonio. Tex. Feb. l3, bee
Fourth Illinois infantry, last 81 thr
Illinois troops iu the Mexican bor-
der service, started home from
here today iu three train sections.
Topeka. BANS Feb. 20. The
Missouri Pacific Iincs in Kansas.
formerly known as the Kansas and
Colorado Pacific, were sold az pub
lie auction here today for - -BO.-
600 ID H. H. Nelson and ID. a.
Holmes.
Story City, Iowa, Feb. p Police
today were asked 90 search for the
murderer Of Lee Sing. "a Chinese
lagndrymau here, found dead IN
bed with a bullet wound In his
head
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-23
Premier of England Declares
Entente Cause Lies in
Cleaning Sea.
FACE GRAVE PROBLEM
Result Depends on Ability to
Solve Tonnage Situa
tion He Asserts.

London, Feb. 28, 0:32 p. MI
Premier Lloyd George said ia
speech in tine h0use Of commons
t0duY that the success 81 tho nl-
He'd cause depended on tho ability
t0 solve the tonnage shOrlage,
which was now affecting fine ordi-
nary needs of the nation and mile
itary exigencies. The situation,
me declared, called for government
measures, Tie premier said there
was no sure way TO victory With
out hunting the submarines from
Che deep.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-23

the deep
Enormous sacrifices were necessary
from tine British public said Mr..
Lloyd George, lie stated the governs
maut proposed no dispense with all
nou-esseutiaI imporgauons to save
tonnage.
There was a crowded house at the
special meeting 'held today 10 listen
ID tine premiera statement On the re-
ssrictiou of imports and tine encour~
arameut OF agriculture Among those
Sd the diplomatic gallery were Pre-
mier Borden. Canada, Premier Massey
on Now zealand and many rnpreaeutR-
tFes of allied nations and the dOmln-
ions
Victory Hangs ia Balance.
THE premier said the ultimate auc-
cess Of the allied cause depended on
the solution OF the tonnage difficulties
with which they were confronted.
Before The war British tonnage had
been jusI adequate and since that
time there had been an enormous iu-
crease la the demand for tonnage.
More than 100000 toms Of British
shipping had been allotted to France
alone and a very llcrable amount
bad been set aside for Russia and
italy. ira addition considerable
amount had been sunk
zrr rfrrd ergrqa said fbaf for some
ume .hare has been "a shortage Of
tonnage required for the general needs
81 .ha nation and even slight short
ago In the TONNAGE for military pur-
poses. Tho nation should realize abb
.8ut.Ir what the conditions were
81. Ne take drastic measures" he
continued awe can cope with the sub
marine menace b1t r the nation is
NOT prepared t1 accept drastic meas
are Tor dealing with Che mana Be.
disaster Is before ua
.Taa government. Is hopeful 90 Gnd-
.nr means or dealing with the ubmar-
ae. uaa Ha should be guilty OF folly
ii #a rested TRANQUILITY upon the ex-
pea.a.on ol thc realization % that
hope We nave % deal IHiAiesaly ana
promptly HI.h the tonnage problem by
measures which Impos" great sacfi-
fees upon the country.
Three Roads Open.
There are three sets of measures.
First. br the navy. as described by Sic
Edward Carson FIRST lord OF tho adj
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-23

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NJ e m b er of Audit
Bureau Of Calculations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-23

CONTAIN j % Page Tenl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-18
FRA Werafer.
@eiret o. Marsscrten. - 2Ggc. %
Yreitensb. - Glgjagten. = Bro
pianterinsen. = lllpfsesbGnoclie.
- NnGet Tgt.

ga MI buffer ieg ianbeIig life naar
iea iioit ienbte Sec rab.T oiten"
9rep. Oct er ibpertfalb iaa lang Sib
goat ben iiben iioit, at Oct MI er pao
hsie 9ib at ct Srep ienoes, ifal ieg
life belt og~teriibieiles al De andre al
"Eoite1"s aorrelponbenter berbiem.
me.
s geretninser b~erbiemmeira iuaar.
buffer ocre ri beflaget os bsili9t ooer
at Sauren par meget len og megei
folb. % Oct iorbolbt iig rigtig
Saaban laneorpg gaor peo 6olf nep.
pc ON; Moi Waaneo por 10 belt no
De aleriioite Gage BEN reneite 9iuter
man funoe snife Jig. Get bar mel
tungt 6ierte man Gag efter Gag all
Ga ~itirret op MOB oen graafolbc Sim.
mel og perteoe paa en- 6oranbring
@eiret % en- Sinoring for ben omiig.
gribenoe Sorneb.
Gesmere imsoeiaa man gaar oa
CONNER oennegang, iom oct iaal
bar lao megcn Spiorbrins tiIitebe fol
at tiIiaa Soroeu melt mlllig for Eg.
Ming al 2anoets Wabprobuftion.
Wen iom Iagt, 8interen bang / bcIr
til no ! ben iioiie llge al Noi, - mer
Ga fpm ogiaa ct Smbptte / @ciret ion
giorbe rene l%lnberperfer / g~egetatio
men. Sa, iaa poloiom fom CONNIE
rem iuttenbe mo oper 2anoct, at oet
nteo rette err iagt, Of ri iprana Iaa
rem iorbi og lige llft inc / CONNIE
renS isoe Sapntag meo engang. Sa
BET timber ifeboe pirfeIie, at ma ba
re pna nosen iaa Gage funbe iac
begpnoe Saaningen og HotetiPtnin
gen ligc | aanten al Sneiounerne, os
paa Steoer, bpor man for Ell llsi
iioen flsrte meo SlGoe. iaa mar
aornet ipire op ben nGite.
Sele Suni Maaneo Dor en- oripen
De Star, JON braste gger og gnl
lanst ircml. men iaa inotraaote el
auIoeperiobc De isrite Ggene al Sui
icm iatte Serien abifiaigt tiIboae
ia. paa fine Steber lao 10 Sneen
! Tielotoppene nogen Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-18
Sra Orflaoalfcret.
st %ipGnoenoc % innbt 9ip. = Sort
Speriiat. = lllpffcr pep Srnfnins.
= Srano at Sabrif. = 8aaross
ialg. = SSrGt. - Stepner % Wtp'
Der. = On Ell bite lioen 8ran ON
&jGrligbeb % 6iftermaal.
(Sllltning.)

'SrfeooIs Spuesforcntng al get
rprifc WtiSiionSiclifab" Dnpbe iaar 1T
Spllesmpoe peo Wtoe Girfe / Srfc-
oolen. Sporfmo l~tnooomSlog bunoe
for %Inleoningen ppntet &irfcn poo
en- iproeles imagfulo og ttltalcnOc
Maabc. S%ronohiem8 Wisiion8trcos
bar anIfoiict CT tort prpgtig Selt til
@rlig peo iterrc Wpbcr, % bette gior.
&c MI goo Sieneite iom 9euGrtningS'
lofole.
Observation-Disclosures Rpitiorm. Sog'
nepreit SeQano fra Hennebu lcocoe
ISorhunolinqcrne. Otter SeIanos
9[ubningstale boIot reiioercnbc aapcl.
Ian Ggil 9r9ffe ct meget intercsioni
Soreorog ON MisiionPren Sans G9e'
be, bporpoa Sefretpr $. Spebaf al,
Ioooe ct pormt Sionesbprb / Silfnpt'
ming til Sob. 81, 15-17. S Den
paafplqenoe Samtale oeltog gmiSip'
rerne Wons 2epietb % Heber Sano'
pif. I'll Wisiionsguostieneiten Spn'
oof fom en- Wasie Solf ogiaa ira Na'
bobpgocrne Melbalen, Hennebu, Hin.
bolcn, SCENE, gsrien og Seilanoet
Gen itore airfe blen fulo % mango
bar el1ooa life fomlnet illo. Soene'
prcIt 3oren intimcreoe, W~isiionspreil
8. 9ullonb prpoifebe og Sefretpr
Spcbnf illtttebe. SEQ SIring paa al'
teret fult ino ca. 43O 3r.
Yau acknowledgements tnlte Wi8'
iionpr SoQano, lanlt @miSiGrernt
Martin Sslberg, Sale og Storoal.
Nrrt Goldberg ira Wteoolen og go:
flor grGffe, ligelebes Commander
EropIt 9ranbt, ipm MI par fonlnlel
til1teoc. Oct bar ct goot % pellignei
Wp6c.
Der bar ppret aoifilig itor Silriit'
traiif / S%roloheimcn iaar. SltriItipr'
cninocns me Suite Der er iaapiot fpr'
bia, at Sen bar pGrct / @rllq / Som'
lIler. Set nlonglcr BOG erlbnt mege1
Mrbeioc ier Sen fan ii0cs at bore
fnlo Staro. Cen gomle Suite" el
cftcr SorlpOcloc lolgt I'll @o9ba1olel
@rim / Sronnbiem.
IrofeSior Gpgg reiite / ierlte Salp'
bcl al gl,gltit giennem &enncbrl. Sor
fom ira @iepilpntsOalen opcr Ntpr.
ifpgen. 2cgotionsiefrctGr q. Suit
iclot bar Ell Sio boet pan Socl / Hen
nebll % brepet 9arciilfe / Srfla; mei
hans @eisg oorcoe fife iao lpnge, DC
set bare gif baarlig meo 6iiteriet.
Sil 2prcrinoc / %olO og @irfaafc,
areoie / Genncbu bar Sfoleltpret an
lat @iertrilb Narnes, llberominerct
fra 2cpanger 2Grerifole 1917. 9el
bar bare TO Nnipoere til Goiten.
l%lobpttet al Sober bIep / &enrebl
ooifiaia minore emo Narct for, lac
man irpgtcr for at areatltrbcltanocr
l1lou rcouccrcS cnoel. -
Nottcn til Den 1Obe NilNll't nco
brGnotc Srfla Srppurefabrit pat
NrfeodlSercn. Slocn greb iaa bur
tio ON iiq, at intet itoo til at reooc
Set belle Tom itob igicn bar Ell Son
t%orbpgring og en- goroitabcl. s ia
brifcn bar oobbelt Set Sneofernnoifi
ner, Sspleri og Sag talt oper q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-18
&&repe ffra Georges 8ysder oe oyer.

Rofiaa mango SoIf % et intercSiont
Spreorag ifuIbe BET ppre.
areosfasiens Sorretnin9Sfsrer
SrfeooIen err for inbeoGretloe Budget.
aar bepilget ct G~prtiostiIlGg al 375
SIR. % Serrebsfasicrercn fit ct Gil.
lGg al 800 Ser.
SrfebalS Se~rrebsitprc bar beililttet
at oprette ell fontmunal tefnilf Iiten.
ifole for 9peoen. 2ofale iontt DC til
Sriiten n~ebpenoige MibIcr garante.
res. = Ger ioreligeer Sorilag til at
belle Srfeoalen / ire @erreoer, Eren,
iom mere % mere uouifIer liz til ell
Iioen Sp, Wtioibpgoen % Surebpg-
Den. De- er i%anoipnlig, at Selingen
hi bli gienncmfert, bu mango prat.
tiife 8rllnoc taller berfor.
s Gaqene ira Sen 1Soe a,,guit par
Der paa Sorsbus Solfeheiifole / Srfe-
balen ct Sorcbragsfurius for ling
oomsifolelprere. Ser bar ca. 70
so 9eltagcre ira De forifieniae Tele
al 2unoet - life bare ira S~rsnoela-
gen, nc ogiao ira Shorthand % mo.
ligere 2anoSocle.
Observation-Disclosures Snep. Soriung
tog inloo De tilreiicnoe paa Sonorem
Standardization. Sorsbus ligger ca.
30 Win. Sang fra Sanbrem paa bsi.
re SIDE at 9aIen % nofiaa bsit, lao
llbipnet er tint og frit. Srfeoalen er
breb / 9iinben, bpor Srfla blinfer
iom ct @aano al SsIp mco merfa
Sfogfriller paa begge Siber, afbrilbi
al grsnne gn9c og 9illnenoe I9re.
Ser or rig Soro % iagre gonoegaar'
De, p~elitelt % tripeliat Ter her no. 90
inbefter SPIDER % gaier ituar frobig
@rnnifog reprpientercnoe itore
Grrbicr - life minbit / oiSie Siber.
sllt giper SnOtrpf al Ell Sel'tanos'
bpgo.
9lanbt observation-disclosures far
nppncs Yrofesior Wfichelet, iom boloi
6 Soreorag oper SsrncIS Siitorie.
iGrIig ullbcr Siocn for BET babplpni'
ife Sangcnifab % / Sioen itrar eitcr.
Y~roicsior Ipet bapoe ire forificnigc
elmer bpori ban talte ON Si9lelipei
i Barrie. on llngoomSalbcrcn. Srs'
fen ~Nora apbberitao bolot 6 Sore.
Drag ON Stemmcbrng / Gale, 2GS'
Ming og Gang. Teslioen par De,
Sorebrog al Sfolcbeitprer Slap Can:
aelanb pg 8. Sslanosnloen. Gunifer
slngoarb bolot Toreoro9 ON ling.
oomsarbeibct / Tannarf, og en- at
Sen Ganifc Wag. Ghriitiarien ire
Nifop Seiifole talte ogiaa, beslioer
bolot be norifc Yrofesiorer Iou of
2ieiteI Soreora9 - rigtig intereSia,1
og lprerigt par oct.
On Gag bapbc Gcltagcrne llbflllg'
til 2isbetipter Sanatorium, oa er
anben Tae bar De aQe inobiibt til 81
termiboagsfafie hos SognepreIt $50
rem, bppr man / Ben pnoigc CONNER
citermiboaa foiebe fig iammen / Sa
ben % oiilllttcbe Tagen meb en- II
tllrgiif Silbstjeneite / ben nprliggen
Sc Girfe. -
90 hcrmcb iaar pitt ogiaa jog at
lutte bette @rcn. Snaber set mac
ieIge nleo ct iriift Tl,it ira Sfoe OF
Marf, SieIo % 81, Tom netop nj
praneer / oe berlieite Ssitfaruer. 81
Iep bel 90 = Sr9noer fra Srflobal
fsret = tag gicnnem mig en- SiIiel
ira sin Siembpgb, bpor Din @irgg'
itoo oo on leate iom Barn % iunl
Dine alaoeite Sange'
Gen 27oe september 1917.
&or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-18

Ill 6orItg5fommisiRr err giers
polgt Carer 5. ". 6ooues. SupIe.
ont bIcp SpIrn5mano Clap Stltb-
ban.
elsie Cmbuo bIir mere o. mere
opcrflsoi9e. iom oct ipnes. % bet
er 10 ct 1oSt 3ioernes 8egn at Som.
miSiPreruc5 Irbeioc iuoitrpnfes Ell.
Ter opcrfIeoiggisrcs mau maa bel
ocrai lutte at ,Solf tomnicr bcore
uoai set nteo huerunore moo isr.
(Wtere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-18

Nae Suie fol oerior flpttes ca. 100
Meter IGnserc frem paa Soroet. rs.
hniene er oller,be repet oa opfsrt paa
Den me Cont. : 8ootgierellen meh
6lptnln9en al &iiene islger ogioa
Here Naal Soro al Sosien 8oaro til.
bsreroc Grubelelifobet
Zen forte Sib, ri fam itge ri hapoc
CONNER iaor, par nte9et oarm; oen
parmcItc Iog ser notereocs bar 36ie
InauIt. Noacn p%oIbiommc Joroen.
bigger bupbe ri ogioo, loaleoe8 for.
%neinncltg Ssnooo Den t2te Aliault.
od CT bc'tilt S%or0enpeir gif oper belle
Srsnoclolen. QPen llpeiret tog me,
Get uonTpnt. Ena SpterpoIoene oa
8aarocne neoouer Sor5bierfoalen
bopoc man ct rent irlt @eir meo iuG.
re Sogl, 'om ilo0 HoteteSNrrSict belt
rteo, mems Der hcromfring Stationcn
ilt8cu Sagl mcrfcoeS. Eao TprooIS.
eren 'ortalte mar at S%o1Iionncrnc
loo langt rpcitcr @liSorGgcnc. Suu.
lteoIIna mcrtcoea life pan btsie Sroa'
ter men Sor0euifraIoene bar ulro,
panltg mere %lonmetiocr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-18

aoptsiu Ceilings bsanuhtt at itnoer, fg 'tlo % nm
TortatEing - Of tiItoit bleo ban belenHet peo at
ftnbe ben Wtethooe. Der iaa hurtig gloros BAN I'll Ell
frif, itsrt fra'tie o. Inttelie Dlane.
6nsmiomhelit fan BRUCE ben ianlr'e 0iethoos, ben
or iimptI let. trpa og btnig. GHhper 9eriou / geroen
Iibsnbs AZ 9rnpt ituihs hare Ropt. Soliras Soa. for'
t1leub, oil ON b~porlehss ban .irtrts ig 'tlp. % hpor'
Itees hpfmipmhelii fan feias ben 'amme Sehonollna
/ fit eset Diem uotu uoeet Srnoeri gogsu % pttols
Gin or irit. It oI pprtobetaIt bIiue itnot enhpsr liz
btnoe AZ gropi. ON NON ubtrloer neosuftaasHoe
aupru. Dleu itno ben ftrar - nu - 'er BIZ Logger
aolieu tufoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-18
""Surcr bit
Sroof iom je9
fmrcrtc mit."
Gammel Sjofaptcin furerte lit egci
groof otter at 9Ggerne iagoe
Operation eler Sob"
Sans Wiooel % sos ienoes trit.

9opttiu Ceilings bsfor SIeen mango gar; ban m
bo ct puoartet 6obesIt groof. Der 'uorE tnara bani til
in, oleue at %fprhlipc ilauo. men holot BAN icuatlias
eenbe mango gar. pau 'or,e9te Sr9s sfter Srg. og
grpofbiub efter grcptbinh. SnQeu Re%l ultoter! ll'
foft bier Tan ~fpriitret ON. at han euten Iuaatts Irosr
fate ia Ell forlia % aftpeItq Operation euer b.
Sau aiorbe ingen al Sciene! oau fnrtrts tfieost
flo ielp.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-03
RADIO OPERATORS
NEEDED IN NAVY

Instructions were received at the
naval recruiting station at this point
yesterday urging enlistment of "a
dio operators. Telegraph operators
are also badly needed and are wanted
Immediately.
1t was also announced that regis
tration does not affect enlistments.
Applications may be received in the
navy for enlistment, but not after
draft. This point was pointed out
very emphatically, so if anyone is
contemplating enlisting they had bet
ter lose no time between now and
Tuesday.
Electricians are also badly needed
as radio operators. Those accepted
will be enrolled in class 4 of naval
reserves for services in class 2. AS
stated heretofore, regular telegraph
operators and amateur wireless men
are wanted Immediately.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-03
WEALTH OF TIMBER
IN A SINGLE TOW

Twenty-Five hundred sticks of fine
selected sawn pine timber made up a
tow, taken by the steamer Okaloosa
from Pensacola to Milton, starting
late Friday afternoon. 1t is under
stood the entire tow was safely raft
ed at a point near Milton to get the
benefit of fresh water. The day be
fore the same tug lowed 1000 sticks
to fresh water from this place.
The Okaloosa was assisted as far
as White Point by the tug Florence,
both tugs being the properties OF
Capt. B. J. Trobuk and associates.
The single tow taken up Friday
and delivered safely was perhaps one
of the most valuable handled in long
time from here. With the previous
d. S tow, the entire timber repre-
ed valuation of about $4,000.
Should this large quantity remain
'ong in salt water. it is charged
alt water worms and the like would
-ause it to be considerably damaged.
Tt was assembled here for cargo of a
teamer which did not arrive.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-03
FIRST SERVICE IN
RICHARDS CHURCH

Services will take place for the
first time today in the Richards
Memorial Methodist Church, which is
being erected at the corner of Jack
son and K streets. Rev. Claude P.
Roberts will preach at II o'clock this
morning, and it is urged that the lit
tie edifice be crowded to the doors
with interested friends. The general
public is cordially invited.
The Richards Church is a memorial
to the late w. w. Richards, who was
very much interested in the erection
of a Methodist Church in the western
part of the city, and devoted a great
deal of his attention, time and money
to such a project. In fact, the church
which is now almost ready for occu-
pancy, is mainly the outcome of his
persistency in placing such in the
west half of the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-03
LUMBER BUSINESS
BENEFITED BY CAR
RELIEF LAW

New ORLEANS, La, June 1.-Early
relief from car shortage difficulties
in the south may be expected as the
result of the recent passage by con-
gress of the Esch bill, which gives
the interstate commerce commission
jurisdiction over the distribution and
handling of freight cars, according to
T. L. Sanford, a prominent lumber
man of iona, La, who passed through
New Orleans this week on his way
home from Washington, where he was
largely responsible for getting
through this legislation.
Thirteen thousand, five hundred
empty cars have been ordered by the
American car service commission to
be sent into all parts of the south
at once, says Mr.. Sanford. Many of
these cars, which will come principally
from the eastern and New England
districts, are already on the way, and
have passed. in solid trains through
the gateways of st. Louis and Chi
cago. They will be distributed both
east and west of the Mississippi rlv-
er, two-thirds of them going east of
the river and Qpe-third west.
AS soon as each of these cars is
loaded, it has been ordered by the
car service commission that another
empty shall take its place, says Mr..
Sanford, so the carriers will provide
an automatically continuing supply of
rolling stock to this section.
Special provision has been made.
according to Mrs. Sanford, to see that
the east and west lines, and the
smaller railroads, which have been
especial sufferers from the scarcity
of cars, shall get their full share of
the added equipment now provided.
81 think we will begin to feel the
effect of this movement of cars, by
the end of the present week" says
Mr.. Sanford.
Lumbermen whose trade has been
almost paralyzed for months, see in
the effects of the Esch bill a solution
to a large extent of their shipping
difficulties. 1t is believed that if
1880 additional cars are added to
the south's supply of rolling stock a
very fair movement of lumber to con-
suming centers will be made possible.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-03

Norma Talmadge in ''Panthea."
Norma Talmadge, who reached the
heights of filmdom with the Vita
graph and Triangle companies, will
make her first appearance as a SELF
mex Pictures star at the Isis theater
on Wednesday and Thursday in an
adoption of the noted drama PAN
thea" by Monckton Hoffe. This is the
play in which Nine. Olga Petrova
starred so successfully on the Amer
lean stage several seasons ago and
which created a furore Throughout
Europe, being acclaimed one of the
strongest dramas of the age. It was
chosen as Miss Talmadge's first We
hicle under her new management, as
the title role affords the beautiful
and talented young player the great
est opportunity of her career for
emotional acting.
The story is that of a young Rus
sian pianist, who, suspected of Nj
hilism, efscapes to England, where
she falls in love with a struggling
composed, They are married and
settle in Paris, where Panthea's hus-
band tries in vain to get a hearing
for his opera. The many disappoint-
ments impair his health and the ply
sicians declare that he will die I'M
less his ambition to have his opera
produced is realized. For the sake
of her husband Panthea makes a
compact with an elderly admirer who
has great influence in musical circles.
Her sacrifice brings about the tri-
umphant production of her husbands
opera, but at the moment of his great
success he discovers the manner in
which Panthea induced er friend, the
baron, to exert his influence.
. This situation leads to one of the
strongest dramatic climaXes ever
seen on the screen and in the end
Panthea and her husband are recon
ciled just as the long arm of the
Russian secret police stretches out
from Petrograd to seize its prey in
Paris.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-03
Fannie Ward in "Jrnconouered. -

The display of beautiful morning,
afternoon and evening gowns which
will be worn by Fannie Ward in the
Lasky- Paramount productio Of "Un-
conquered, the attraction at the Isis
on tuesday,, will be a delight to the
feminine patrons of the Paramount
theaters. Both Miss Ward as the wife,
and Mabel Van Buren, as the vampire.
wear a number of the latest and most
charming creations. Miss Ward, who
is noted for her wonderful collection
of gowns, has here an opportunity Ia
display many of her latest acquisi-
tions. In the cast supporting Miss
Ward are also included Jack Dean
Hobart Bosworth, Tully Marshall and
Little Billy Jackson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-03

The Strand Grand Symphony Or
chestra, which comes to the tabernacle
in the next few days, is the greatest
musical organization of the kind ever
formed in the United States. The
symphony body has been perfected by
Don Philippini, himself one of the
three greatest living band masters,
for the Strand theater, New Orleans,
and the tour now under way is being
made is under direction of the Saen-
ger Amusement Company for the
purpose of acquainting local music
lovers with the character of enter
tainment that will be afforded them
when they visit the New Orleans
photop,ay house, that will be excelled
by no motion picture theater in the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-03
Sour Stomach.

Tn is a mild form of indigestion.
1t is usually brought on by eating
too rapidly or too much, or of. food
not suited to your digestive organs.
If you will eat slowly, masticate your
food thoroughly, eat but little meat
and none at all for supper, you will
more than likely avoid the sour stom-
ach without taking any medicine
whatever. When you have sour stom-
ach take one of Chamberlaip's Tab
let's to aid digestion.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-03
United States.

United States.
In selecting his musicians, Don
Philippini went over the list of pros
pective candidates in fine tooth comb
fashion, with the result that he has
surrounded himself by what may be
considered the pick of soloists in this
country. They combined, make the
greatest symphony orchestra in the
states, and those fortunate enough
to be in the audience during the local
c0userts will realize when the first
number or overture is played that
artists of the highest type are play
ing for them.
The Don has arranged an especially
brilliant program for the local en-
gagement. 1t will be composed of
classical selections and also compost
tions penned by modern music writer's
all we'll known to local music lovers.
Because of the limited stay of the
Strand symphony orchestra, Don
Phiippini has endeavored to present
this varied program with the view of
pleasing all Pensacola theater- goers.
The Saenger interests, DESTROYS of
showing to the greatest amount of
people, have leased the tabernacle,
corner of Spring and Gregory streets,
for the local engagement of the
Strang Grand Symphony Orchestra
A force of carpenters, electricians,
and artisans will touch up the inter
Tor for the staging of the elaborate
performance.
Matinees will be given daily at 8 80
p. m.-this hour being propitious, on
account of the cooler evenings-and
the night performance will commence
at $50, sharp.
The Court Madonna, No. IS. Daugh-
ters of Isabella, who are responsible
for bringing the famous organiza-
ton to Pensacola, believe their judg
ment in Pensacola's playgoers will be
justified in capacity audiences.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-03
NEXT OFFICERS CAMPS
BEGIN ON AUGUST 20

Washington, June 2.-The second
series of officers training camps will
be held between August q and MAJ
&c in eight locations, to develop of
ficers for the second increment of five
hundred thousand men for draft in
the army. New York City officer
recruits and men from Georgia, Ala
bama and Florida, will train at Fort
Mcpherson.