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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
CHAMBERSBURG IS
AFTER FRANCHISE;
NOTHING DOING
EDITOR OF DAILY IN PENNsYL-
VANlA TOWN CALLS UP
TODAY.
AND WANTS TO KNOW IF DIREC-
TORS ARE WILLING TO
SELL OUT
MAYOR LETTER TELLS HIM THAT
WE ARE IN THE LEAGUE TO
STAY

Another false rumor was inferred
this morning wnen Editor pomeroy
Of a well-known Chambersburg pap
or called Mayor p w Letter, an Of
fetal of the local club, over the long
distance telephone to find out if it
were true that the Martin sburg fra
chise was for sale
The Chambersburg newspaper
man said tho report was circulated
in the pennsylvania town that the
local directors were ready to throw
up the sponge and dispose Of their
franchise to the best bidder. While
he did not state anything about buy
ing the franchise it is understood
that the Chambersburg enthusiasts
would make the purchase if they
could, as a good ball club, like the
one we have, which is leading the
league, would draw well in the Ma
room town.
mayor 1SILcT lHlOtlhNSu thC CHali-
bersburg editor that our franchise is
not for sale, never has been for sale
and there is no intention on the part
of the directors to lay down at this
stage Of the race. This club has
posted guarantee money to finish the
keason of 1917 and it will be finish
ed. We will also be there in future
years.
While the Chambersburg club of
1917 was rotten and no one can deny
that, at the same time it is evident
that the fans in the Maroon town are
sorry they did not respond to the call
of the directors and keep the team,
as the race is young yet and there
is yet much opportunity for the pen
nant
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
POTATOES TO Be
CHEAP NEXT FAIL
Experts Say They Doubt If spuds
Will Cost More Than SIPS Per
BusheI.

Potatoes are going TO be cheap
next fall and winter-probably as low
as SIPS a bushel OF less to the con
sumner, as compared with So and "a
bushel which he paid last winter.
Two men who make a business OF
handling potatoes in sarge quantities
made this statement yesterday. Their
opinions were based on the report
of the Department of Agriculture IS
tued Tuesday estimating the potato
crop for this country at 4S9a0g coo
bushels this year, as compared with
2S5, 100000 bushels last year. The
crop last year was reported as about
1O0,000,OO0 bushels short of a normal
crop before the war
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14

Pitcher Keib. who has been with
the Reading New York State League
cluo, arrived here last night and has
also signed "a contract. Keib is a
member Of the 1917 class at Syracuse
University and is reputed to be a
good Inopndsman.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14

him and the members Of his family
to acquire stock In the Loan OF
Freedom"
The former emperor announces
that the amount of the Investment In
the loan depends upon whether the
Russian state intends to support his
family or not He adds that OF his
own property he possesses now only
100000 rubles, his wife 100000
rubles, his heir Alexis 100000, his
daughter Olga 100000, and his 9th
er daughters between 100000 and
100000 rubles.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
STOCK AND GRAIN FARM.

3G5 acres, 70 acres rich bottom
land. 20 acres fertile chocolate table
land: GO acres timber; home or
ehard; s-room dwelling; 2 tenant
houses, horse and cattle barn; 2 hay
barns; corn houses: 1916 crops;
$50 bu. wheat; $500 worth tobacco;
5000 bu. corn; 80 tons hay; so head
cattle; onehalf mile to railway town.
This is one OF our best Write for
price. VENERABLE & FORD. 207
9Th St, Lynchburg. Virginia 10 tf,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
pUs HtNo THE AVIATION
BILL IN CONGRESS.
House May Pass II This Week--Alr
Secrets Closely Guarded

House May Pass u This Week--Air
Secrets Closely Guarded
WASHINGTON, July t2.-The ad-
ministration's aviation bilL making
great increases in the army air ser
vice, will be reported from the Mill.
tary Committee on Friday and prob.
ably passed in the House on Satur.
dry.
The House Military Committee
agree yesterday to reopen its hear
ings today to hear Secretary Baker
on the general policies involved in
The aviation program.
Details of the program. including
the type of machines to be built, are
being carefully guarded The com
mittee sessions ure executive and
every effort will be made TO keep
vital information out Of the debate,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14

Earned runs. Mantinsburg 1;
Cumberland, 2. Two base thit--Rawl-
ings, Percy. Sacrifice fy-lGreenough.
Stolen bases-iBlue, Rawlings, Keen
er. First base on balls-OR Bon
sack, 8. Struck out-lBy Bonsack, 5;
by Colley, 2. Left on bases-Mar-
tinsburg, 6; Cumberland, 4. First
base on errors--lCumberland, /. Dou-
BILE plays-Smith to Thompson to
Blue. Hit by pitcher-4Keener Blue
Time--1:37 Umpire-Derr.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
BASEBALL NOTES.

Cooley is going better now than any
pitcher on the ,Mounsaineeris staff.
In the last half dozen starts Frank
has been in excellent form and has
been exhibiting lots of stuff. The
contest he twirled yesterday would
have won 8 out of 10 games.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
MAKES OFFER TO
RUSSIAN DUMA
Ex-Czar Nicholas Has Made Applica-
ton to Put Money in "Loan OF
Freedom"

PETROGfAD, July ~ Former
Emperor Nicholas. has appealed to
the Provisional government to allow
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14

Bonsack and Colley engaged in a
nifchers duel at Cumberland yester.
dav and the Colts won their first
came since taking over the franchise
from Chambersburg, by the score of
. to l. -Four hits were collected of
the Cumberland pitcher, while Colley
was hit safely twice more than that.
TIE game was a pretty contest and
was played fast, lasting only one
hour and thirty-seyen minutes. The
hitting of Keener and Rawlings, the
cleanup batters, was a big feature,
each securing two safe wallops. Only
one Martinsburg player reached third
see after the first inning. The
score:
- =
Lose Pretty Game. 3
y e >
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14

The Mountsineers end the series
IN Cumberland today and go to Fred
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
Martinsburg.

Cumberland -. 100000 o x-2I
Martinsburg -. 0 0 0 0 0 OIL
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
GREENSBURG LOSES
il TOY" QUINTET
In Fast Duckpin Match Last Night
Score was 1883
to 1882

The Y. NJ c. A. bowling team de-
lseaded the aGreensburg teeam last
night in a game of duck pins ON the
Y M C. A. alleys by the score 1853
to 1887.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
HANOVER WINS ITS
SIXTH STRAIGHT GAME.

Hanover made it six straight yes
terday when the Raiders hlnded
defeat to Jack Hurleys club by the
score of to 3. Heavy smuggling and
great fielding were responsible for
the victory. st. Martin, the big out
fielder for the Huns, was in fine form
with the willow.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14

erick for Friday and Saturday to bat
tie Crooke's club for TWO games.
Butts, the Terriers centerfelder or
shortstop has returned to his home
at Philadelphia, on account of sick
ness at his home. He will be gons
for an indefinite time. says the Mail.
Ch'llky McCleary Will probably
pitch his first game for the Terriers
Saturday at Willow Lane Park
against the Colts
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14

Lyons will probably be called upon
today to do the mound work and il
me big fellow has gained control he
should have little difficulty in winning
his game
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14
PITCHING DUEL RESULTS
IN 'EERS THIRD DEFEAT.

gREE CONSECUTIVE GAMES DROPPED BY NORRIS,
SQUAD WHEN CUMBERLAND WINS FIRST HOME G. ANfEI
BY THE SCORE OF 2 TO 1-BONSACK AND COIIEY|
BOTH HURL FINE BALIr-MOUNTAINEERS PLAY IN
FREDERICK TOMORROW AND SATURDAY-PITCHERI
KEIB REPORTS HERE.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-07-14

Marriage is a lottery, but most
people seem willing to take o chance.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-01
1ripatbant 6anfcrott.

Gbicago. Su.. 80. S,lni. an,
Sreitag bat Sic alte Gripatbanffirnta
G5rabam & Cons in Chicago, Sa.. De-
ren Ginlaeen alf $3-$5.0OO, 900
aeIbdtt tp,lrbeu llub ipelde im finans
aieueu 2ebcn ser &eltieite Ser StaSt
cine ipidtisc Molle seipielt bate, ibre
Sbiiren geIdloileu. Cine Stnnbe ipdter
ipuroc cine unfreitpillise 9arferott~
Grfldrmue eiueercibt, nadSem is &C.
beimpoIisiiten inter Seit,lns eines
Silfsbunbesantpalts sic 3intertbiiren
Scr @anf erbrohcn unS auegiider Der
gani beIdlaenabmt batten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-01
SET &rieg.

8erlin, 80. SUM. 9eut id,
9ruppen eruberten seiterm mebrer'
feinolide 2inien iiiblid ber Ga 30
peae : esarm an Der slisne 6ront
beridtet bas beutide 6auptquarttel
beute. Gime 2imie pom 500 Ntetern am
DitlidenMbbang be5 Soiisels 3O4, nor6=
,ueitltd pun 8erbuu, ,uurbe eberfalls
erDbert.
Sn Sitsalisien ipredem bic Mnsei=
den bafiir, oaR ruiiiide Mnsriffe ii,
8orbereitmng iinb.
Yaris, 80. Sunt. Sic 9eutlden
erneuerten lire beftigen sn9riffe bel
gerbun ipetli6 bou Sobtemannsbiieel
in Ser berfloilenen giabt. 9eutide
glitetruppeu brdn9en auf einem s(bz
l6nitt bon einoreipiertel gteilen bor
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p6llig auf9erieben. sic brangen aber in
sic erite fran50lilde2inie uuf Ser sau<
sen 2inie elm unb ipuroen auBer am
tpeitlihen Sang bes Sobtemaunsbiiz
gels, suriidseporfen. gSeltlid bonn
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@e9enangriff u,1o eroberteu Die met
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@rdben suriid. sln ser aisneiront
giffen sic 9eutiden norbDltlid) bon
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ollngslperte burd @el6iisfeller 5erz
jtDrt lporben lparen, lpllroen aber
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2pnoon, 80. sglni. Cine 8eibe
tart ouseebnuter @ertbeioi9unssan@
laaen aui beioeu Seiten bes Solde5
3l.n,a Scbube bon Gems lino bon ben
8riten genonu,1en lporoen, meloet be1@
te sic 3eeresleitung.
Sic iiinsiten Sperationen 6aben Die
@nglGnber an einer Sront bon bier
Meilen 2eus INN iiber cine Meile naber
9ebradt. @efansene uno Ialdinense@
1pebre tpurbeu eingebradt. Sic britt
ldcn Sruppen baben ibre 3iele tets
nit gerinseu 8erlulten erreidt, aber
bent 8egner srobe sugefiiat. Noro@
ipeltlib bon@ou5eaucourt tpllrnen gegz
neriIde sluitlaruugsabtbeilmsen 3ue
riidsetporien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-01

luuu'shp uSSNi'eSNS H'tp tuaD 'uH' uov
picl beiIer. SO lange iidy bic 4reufen
b1ber eiuid,ibcn, ais glnbere, ,uirb es
niht anaenebm ieitt, lit europa su le=
hen. Sic EreuEeu beiiHen piele 5ua
gellbcr, naE glnoere aber feiitesluegs
nienrigcr ltduneu, als tie, uiirne ibnen
icbt eingcpauft.
Gniiiidje Sis5iplin.
Hetruara 80. Suui. Mnf Se=
feGl nes &rlegsmlniiterS &erenstg,
nadbcm aae iricolihcn 8emiibmngen
lid, als pcrgebeus criuieien batteu,
,umrhen sic t2. unb 13. 9ipiiiuuen
SdnrfIfiiteu, hie sen 8e6priam per=
,ucigcrt battcn, int 9urf Suufuff uult
&aunlleriemanen umsingelt unn s,uel=
mai nit Sd)rapnca beidoien. Spdter
qriff sic &apalcrie at, nnb 500 Der
Sd)iibeu ergaben iid) unb ,unroen cuts
,uaffnet.
SrausDiiIder Yau5erfemser nerluren.
9aris, 30. Snni. 2aut amtliber
Sefuuutmadu,ns lit her Han5erfren5er
&lebcr, 1873 5unnen, an Nsithuod)
amf eimc Mtne selamfen m,to geiunfen.
Srei Sfiisicre unb 35 Nsamu sinsem
pcrlurcn. Ser &renssr ,uar amf Der
,yabrt upm Safar, Sllrifa, nad SreIt.
Spanicn lIft oentidjes Saud6oot
anslamfen.
Gnris, 80. Suni. Gtner balb=
amtlid)cn Nad)ridJt aus Wiaortb 5u=
fulse muroc eiit hentides Samhbopt,
has int Gabis ;Suflnd)t sefmnben bate,
ppn S;uei ipaniid,elt Surpebubuuten bis
au sic Grclt;c Des Gebictsse,udHers
besleitct. Sic ipaniihc 8csieruns er=
l)ielt auf tin GrIudeu nun Der oeut=
id)em Gcgicrmue oas &eriprchen, oae
nas Saudbupt, ubne irsenneine Grless=
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,uteherum 1T eiuer nrabtloien 8utidaft
cincn @aifenitillItanh ansebpten babe.
Sicsmal iua cs iein SSunit iein, bic
syeinhielisfciteu ,uabreno Der gSabl Der
Selcsatcn SIT ser ruiitid)en Serfai=
iunasfunpcnttun einsmiteltcn.
Sics &eriid)t crmamgelt ber ANITA
liden Sei1tisuns, ubcr es itcbt Int
Ginflana nit ben purise SSud)e gez
nad,teu slnbeutunaeu, bae bon 6tns
nenbnrss neues 9lusebut TT Gr,pa-
sung Jet.
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9sctrpgron, 90. Slni. Sic ruI=
liIdc Sluua 1piro iid) nidt Dem fiir5Itb
pom &pnsreb ocs SpIoatenz lno slr@
beiterratbs ungeupnu1enen auIlp@.
lungsbelhll1b fiiger,, lpie III sebeiner
Siblne Ser Sllnlu III Yetro9rao be-
ld,lrlleu ipprNen lit.
Sic Sal1na", 10 beibt es int @ez
idlub, hat an Ser sbpantlm9 9itoz
lous uuo ser Sdoffllns Der propiioz
rildcn repplltipndrel 9tegierung,
lpelte ipiprt pom sal,5cn Sanoe amer
|fonnt 1rproeu ipur. lllS ipulnit oaS
%olf ieiu %ertrmleu III Ste Salma be-
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tipndre Ssnltitutipn sebanoelt uno lit
uus bieien @riinben Der slniid)t, oaB
tic nid)t nl1fbDrcn barf, ais ein Organ
Ser %olfsuertetllus SIT beItebcn uno
miro bo6er lire patriotiIde Hflibt
uuh tpcitcr erfillleu, ipenn not6ipenoig,
I'M ous Iaterlanb Dor Ben brobenoen
@eiobren su beipahren nne es in Die
retbte Sabn 5lt lenfen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-01
Ans BEN Snlanbt.


etapelIanf eines Observation-Disclosures
Can B en-, y. 8, 80. Suni. auI
benz sdiffsbanbof ber Reu Dor1
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perbreabmousbt nSbabo" erfolsreid
pom stapel. 9ie Iaufe auf ben Ra@
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pprgenummem. DaS EMblifum bate
feinen 3Mtritt.
9as nene 9aiefenidjladtidiff ,uirb
Elm sdtueiteridiff ber Henniplbania
ici,t.
Shlimmes llngliif auf einem 8er=
sniisunssbampfer.
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ben.
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nad Gbicaso antreten uno batte etma
400 SabrsGite an Norb.
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8eridte bes 3enius Bureaus iiir bGs
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ameritarild]e @tlni5ipalitdten mebr
aus, ais lire Sabreseinnabmen betraz
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nnno oeiteIIt Gin omerifoui5dler 9ipz
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-01
Sic 3eitungeu iii Gnglan6 Derinden bic
@ebrebe QloDo @eorgts ab5nldmdden.
3tpei 9ibiiionem rmiitidber Sdarfid)lbem meroen
tue8em 0eboriampertuei8ernn nit sd)rapneu
beiGoilen.
6iuoenburg foil ben uen wabuo oer gabl eineu andano
angeboten baben.
Spanien heongunssmee
fnbren.

Srans0ld Faerfcuer bur @dn berIenft &on Sron III
Iantrch. @eriner 9erid l no perp1te. 2 2ln,n nia
Hd n6t oul0ien luln 0ronnot pro 6engiors mterz
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e,tdes Srieheuogebo borousgeIo9t Srn5
II Soppenonardie. Sdcomam ilber be 8or
fpnieren, in Sod6plnr Grei 3eppeinIeutc gerettet
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-01
gbpn,as 6. 0Sation's 3cituns nit
8eihlag belcat.

Sabannab. 8a., 80. sunni. ani
@runb ocs neleu Spionase : Geletes
leete oas bieiisc &oitomt beute Bic
M,lsgabc ser tp6Gentlihcn 3eitllna bcs
Sbomas 6. @atlou, in Der gneriffe
aui sic I,lsbebll,a Ser slrmce 9ena6i
ipuroen, nit @eidlag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-01
@tgiernag erlen, : 'iingtt ptrtinbartc &pb=
ltuprtiit 4 Qls giltig On,
1te Mgttatisn Der Ae:. Nibittoniiten tptro ant
Nenai@ ,SeS VraiioeS - porlante ein9eteut.
Sic s&fabsbeb1roe ebSn 81 Seu4e 5&e Yrdfbeuten
Mbermelen.
emmes ,uslad au um eroeen asunssoampfer Nauau.ee

rebbirte 9egsteerborlng Sic Nnurpof Ser esierung
uRlano Sic Mmeritaner vammes" gc=
Stapelauf eies Meienldadtidiis Gum amermniden
@tabemeien gad nBlanb m6be ooepelt iiden a0rz
per mtaugid Melerbeofsiere Spionagaeb in Antuen
Ganterott
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-01

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-01
Aus bcul @taatt.
9es N,pines madJt iidJ 6ereit.

@es aHoines, 80. Slni. 9ie
Mnlaae oesSruppenlagers Der 13. SH7
piliou lpllroe beute in einer &onieren5
belprpden, Sic in Ser slntsitelle bcs
@ouperneurs inn aapitol ltuttfanp.
unb an ser cine Au5abl BON itdbtilden,
County, uno Stuatsbeanlten tbeilz
na5n1.
Sic &pnferens lpar pom ltcllper=
tretenSen 8iirserueilter, Sbos. Sairs
lp,otber. cinberuien, unb6olsenSe batz
ten ginlabunsen erbalten: Gouper@
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(Sortleerus auf Der 6. Ssite.).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-02

One Of the most unique ana 1a.l- i.t-
dramatic attra0tIens ever brought TO
the tri-cities viii be on view when the
Coburn Players present @1He 1elio"
Jacket at the buFtls opera mousse
Davenport SATURDAY alteI noon a"A g
eling, June 9. Tine yellow Jacket is
a Chinese play done ln the -hAese
manner, differing entirely from {A4
American manner Of play pfesen la-la-1
in that every detail or the pfoaol-t9.1
Is given before the eyes Of the 2ual-
ences there being few illusions ana no
receptions for the purpose Of gaining
lighting effects OF .scentc phehola-
ena.' The purpose OF the creators OF
the play-George c dazetgo1 ana sen
rimo-ls TO present the -Htles7 me
atElcal colFaLl tl<}1l7 as VS.. ~.
story 11selL. ana az lu5 7sl1 D-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-02

--. Spencer Square offers q most
Interesting and entertaining program
f-r til. week. Tonight there Will be
r#a-e. Haaar I'm THE Aarcellinl Mil
+.-.- @ two feature Keystone COM
.s.e- .. Sunday and Monday kaIh-
r. aua and House Peters viii
81 see. -Tae Highway OF Hope,
drama. oE much power and unfvsr-
ss- .r...- Either one Of these players
.n.r5gu I'D him or herself,
F.. when both appear in the same
r.r-ara the public is assured of fine
-a--.-s In addition, Fatty Arbuckle
-ar- ta be here on Sunday and
EarEa Vs. Ibis newest Comdey "A
Reckless. Romeo" IL you liked The
nae.r HeF- and laughed at the ups
and downs ~ the big comedian you
viii equal. g. enjoy him in his new pic
t-a tie has al st. John and the
same bunch of clever helpers with
Hu alb. The scene where the jealous
Al breaks an FL moving picture show
* on. NJ The funniest things you ever
looked on Tuesday Enid Bennett,
ills -. Triangle star comes IN
.rEe-n.aasa and on Wednesday
Bessie Barr5scale i5 to be seen in
aTna Euarl" big vital drama full
" the .-aEz that have made the NOV
taz popular. Jack DevereauN and
uEut-rag Allen. iu The Man Who
Made Good" Els the Thursday attrac-
uoa. while the Friday and Saturday
show wild consist of Her Better
Sell. featuring Pauline Frederick
emf Thomas HeiEhan In addition
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-02

0U DAISY DEAN

t- x--z..,-.F.v- s-s.r+s3v, ,,.z.ysrs
pc.
who Work best together are e2hllh1-
ally associated, which has been quiet
II carried cur OF late by William a.
Brady. has met with SUCH success that
It VIII become permanent institution,
according - that hlm magnate.
Naturally It is not possible 70
carry out the idea through the en-
tire cast as in the 9ld stoca COM
rany days upon the speaking stage,
Tor the production Of photoplays IS
vastly different matter from the pro
ductlon Of oral drama, said Ar-
Brady. bu1 the nAllnS gt the lead
ing roles by the same players IN pic
tare after picture soon indicates 10
the public that satisfactory all
around performance Is coming
FOR example. We nave been cast