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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28
HEAVY SALES BRING
DECLINE IN OATS
Early Firmness Due to Good
Inquiry and Premiums
for Cash Article
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
Chicago. March ?S. =. Illinois - Fair
not much change In temperature.
Missouri-ShowerS tonight and Friday;
cooler Friday and ~ west tonight.
Wisconsin-Fuir 1enight and Friday; not
much change in temperature.
Minncs0ta-Fair tonight and probably
Friday; colder tonight.
Iowa-Fair east and central. probably
showers extreme west tonight and Fri
day; colder Friday.
North ,Dakota--Fair tonisht and Fri
day; colder tonight.
south Dakota--PartIy cloudy and colder
tonight; Friday fair. warmer west.
.Nebraska-Rain or snow and colder to-
nirht; Friday partly cloudy, colder
Kansas-Probably showers and colder
tonight and Friday.
Montana and Wyoming-Fair tonight
and Friday; colder.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28
Extra by American shipbuiIdiur

Cleveland. March 2S.-Directors of ~
American Shipbuilding Company han
declared the regular quarterly divided
of ~ per cent. and an extra dlvi1e!e
of ga per cent on the common sf0ck
May / to stockholders Of recogd
ADril Is T4,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28
British Bullion Holdings Iner.,i'

London, March 2s.-The weekly IN
ment of the Bank of England ehou1 n
increase of f6254 in bullion. The
portion of the banks reserve to iiai1
ties Is now 17.22 per cent. against 14}(
last week, and compares with an -
vance from IS to 10 per cent In ~
week last year
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28
Banks to Observe HOLIDAY.

Good Friday being a legal holidsy \
Pennsylvania, banks and trust con(9'
nies will not be open for businee1 u
morrow. and the Philadelphia and ~
York Stock Exchanges VIII close.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28
Philadelphia Arripals
at New York Hotels

tt. New York. March 2s
Tho following residents OF Philadelphia
are registered at New York hotels:
N =. q. l.. Baiily. Latham
Felix y. bernard, Portland.
|I a. II. Burgess. Grand.
N ~. u. w. Dubs, Bristol.
14W- r. Hood Park Avenue.
!, =. =, Lipshuix. Longaere
Mc6herry, Flanders.
n b. D. Mitchell. Breslin.
4 y. Wetzeil Bristol.
,. Trade REPRESENTATIVE
\ X fSlmbsI Bros. Broadwsy and Thirty-secopd
n1fesf--c. H. Baum. hosiery and underwear.
Deal. representing y. r. Montaeue
1vea; Miss q. aavidse. furs: d. i. Scott
U'o f>1rnishirG Goods.
>[ 1fGnan Hros,--J. Lsrsmap. manufac
~ MAS neckwear. 200 Fffth avenue
IA xseey 70 wear. a West thirty.
&6;llsS6prr . CO.. dry aeods. esc.
ro@1xey. elevstth floor,
Keiels. skirts. l270 Br9sdwsy.
sss's Ssssa:Ts::% sssii sHTs:s''ti Hss = x,ss:' NE.
- ,fest&al. he,ss arsasss,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET DULL,
AWAITING WAR DEVEL LOPMENTS
Approach of Good Friday Holiday Causes
Small Attendance of Traders-Tone
Heavy Near the Close
High Points in Today's Financial Nercs

Trading dull stock Erchdn0c 'h ducddnc
small dtcdcd ana INC Close
tcds aud cotton decined fd"
crcdnoc mporcd market An ddudnco o. 10 per
roers Bethlehem Steel Corporation Bar
silrer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28
PHILA. INACTIVE STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
stocks listed on the Philadelphia STOCK
Exchange and in which there We're no
the last previous close:
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Baldwin's Re-elects Officers

The Baldwin Locomotive Works Of
flcxrs were reelected az the meeting OF
the board OF directors today for organ
ixatien.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28
HOLIDAY COVERING
RALLIES COTTON
Selling Checks Early Rise and
Market Steadies at
Net Advance

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New York. March 2s.-The following
temperatures were recorded in the cotton
belt this morning: KNOXVILLE, ~; VIII
minEton as; Nashville, As; Macon, so;
Meridian. SO; Memphis. Augusta. Thomas
VILE and Savannah. 81; Shreveport. Fort
Smith. Little Rock and Montgomery. SO;
Oklahoma. Vicksburg and Atlanta. 80;
Pensacola and Charleston. 80; New Or
leans. Y62; San Antonio. Tampa and jack
sonyille. "a; Galveston. 68. and Corpus
Christi, 20.
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LEvINsoN. March 20. BENJAMIN LEV
Relatives and friends invited 70 funeral.
Fri.. ~ M. from 7es Ritner st. Auto
iunfEaidds uHEids March "a. .AI.ExANpER VIII.
c9!ks AEIds: :.., scn y - e re ksr'sth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28
Cash Boy Levies Assessment

~, york March 2s.--The Cash Boy
c.nso,,f,ated Mining Company has levied
- -, : sssssment of cent a share. payable
az az AnriI 20. Stock will be delinquent
Anrii 49, and May 81 has been fixed as
the sale day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28

Reporting for January. the cra.S
Rapids (Mich.) Railway Company ~
gross earnings of s107,64s, against Sill !,
10S the same month last year. a.
decrease of $5460. Net for the padnlS
decreased S10.151. Twelve months eruss
was $1,2aS,400. a loss of s647s v6SS
net for the period decreased Ss3,SfI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28
INACTIVE NEW YORK. STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
>.aw york stocks and In which there
,,ere no transactions today. The price
given is the last previous sale:
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r..n.h cold Holdings Increase

p.x,s. March 2s.-The weekly state-
ment Of the Bank q France shows az az
ho,dlngr. and a decrease OF $4,000
francs In silver.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28
Power Company Passes Dividend

Chicago, March 28.- The Northern
States Power Company has passed the
dividend Of 1% per cent on the common
stock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28

In this Federal Reserve District. f,or.
ernment withdrawal of funds M,
amounts to about $4,000, 900. ana =
Tuesday next s7,000,O00 will be due y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearings today compared with cor
responding day last two years ,o,.
N. Y. >. .so7' 'oss, 7ss so7, ,4itoo7 al, ss2. Sos
Phila S55,OT5, Bo4 $47.OS7. .9s3 $50,
Boston ~. ii. assGiS 3s.I45.720 30.842.i4 4S
Baltimore o7.9G6.GG ,5I!I.5S9 $50, dsa 49,
chicaSo.s so2io,as5 i6.nes4s7 5I,2ai,o5o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28

The New York Stock EXCHANGE M
stricken from the list Missouri Psd1
Railway Company first and refunSf<
convertible s per cent bonds, Serirs
due 1889: Guaranty Trust Company 4
and stamped. September, 1916, inteF15
for first and yefunding convertibi, 4
per cent bonds. Series A, due 1881 O.
trail Trust Company of New York u
tifcates of deposit for Missouri PxfE<
Railway Company capital stock frst711
sessment paid and assessment full ~
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R.fuse to Pay Russian Coupons

r..nden, March 2s.-The British Gov
srnment Announces that after April I
Il viii not provide funds 70 meet coupons
~, Tussian, Government honda The
1,,nsIan revolutionary government hay-
l1f Afcl!nsd 20 meet ~ psxn;snfs sss
- ''i ~ = > s'!'s ~ \
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28

The annual meeting of stockhojder,, !,
General Electric Company will be ~
IN schenectady. n. y. on May "a. T1r.
fer books close April 10 and rsc.s-
closed until May Is. 1918. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. March 2s.-The market
for coffee futures was little reactionary
at the opening and first prices were UNI
changed TO decline of points. Trad
ing on the call was quiet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28

The New York Subtreasury lost $tlI>
900 to the banks yesterday. reducing ~
cash net gain since Friday to $l,6S5i3'
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DIVIDENDS

THE r. w,asS.- Z, D0LLHSGS Man. COMPANY
Announces the following Quarterly Preferred
Stock Dividends payable April I. 1915:
The r. L, Dollings Co.. Columbus, o., u %
The RI. DolIings Co., India ma polls, Ind, IL g
The Burton-Townsend Co, GAINESVILLE, O.l% &c
GEO. u. PORTER,
Vice President.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28
Financial Briefs

Operating revenues OF the H.
Elevated Railway for the wear s,s.]
December 81 were s19,733,s75. as,fz'
$19.296,975 the previous year. u I.
increase of S446.9O0. Net for ths ~
decreased S299,i96. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28
BAR SILVER

!; ,.,a:. ss;. SIS: F;Il' s|g ID ii N; VI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28

Total sales. $780, 900. compared with
So. .602. .0GO yesterday; thus far this week,
si5.539.O00; same period last week. s,3.-
IS? 900.
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TIE mass % americans begin taking considerable
interest IS Europe that country begins 20 nisbc-
have Use o spoiled child Europe today is N more
danger than az amy time since The fall Of the Roman
Empire ~ truth, ihc same forces that wrecked
ancient Rome and introduced the Dark Ages "a
Europe aer now threatening an encore Thcsc
forces ar, hunger moral decay religious reaction
1'ht fan oi The Russian Empire threatens coilsc
auences similar TO those following the breakup Of
Rome The RolsheVki in Russia represent opposi-
ion d lce,l and social and religions restraints The
downfall % The Russian Church turncd grea, masses
81 800 Russian people away from spiritual interests
and caused such a slaekeninp 81 morai ties that an
afchN soon supaAtned, wherefore the red Gag, ne
warlct woman aud the vodka Jug are now the rul.
ing agencies la what was once o powerful ard fairly
civilized nation There is a fascination in snch LAW
lesSuess that appeals 70 numerous partitions OF every
population Today ail Germany is trembling upoH
The brink o. Bolshcvsm and in the event that She
topples into The abyss There Will be lcft little Of
what was once known as modern civilization cus OF
the Rhine and ihe Danube where owen tNo.thudS
oi ihc people Of Europe Worse still should Ger
many iail 50 Russia level an imminent probaIil.
ic there Is no guaranty thai France, the neither
lands, Scandinavia and even England vii escape
llolsheyism, il should lie understood does NOT seei
% seq up better governments br 20 fear down ex-
listing governments and then 80 il blind witlloa
amy rules Always there have been some more oe
less crazy men who believed in utter human liberty
of the freedom Of III, jungle, and what a few be-
lioyc millions may believe VI Germany escapes
selflestrueton she viii siill have to face the com
fagraiiop ON her easiom frontier The Russian
anarchists are bent introducing he same dssiruc
zion abroad as is row enjoyed m hlssa, aud their
chances 81 success are very good The fa o. the
Geraau Empire lcae,s millions OF Gcrmans without
solid backing foi their mental processes and they
therefore ripe for inc sort of mccndiarisia
which appeals 70 unsettled minds joe J Taylor ID
Galveston Nc,ys.
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WISDOM FROM A REPUBLICAN.

Whether the resolution introduced by Repre-
sentative Brittop 81 Illinois, proposing to pur tho
House OH recur1 for League Of Nations is part
81 The scrap flat has been started among House
Republicans Tor the speakclShip, we are not Inform
cd, bat glad 10 hear Il Republican say that
the people demand Il League of Nations, even IL he
not n the Senac and even ii there is All ultcrol
motive in hi, saying II ,Tho passage n arms re-
Gently between REPRESENTATIVE Mann and senator
sherman, both oi Illinois also, disclosed the fact
that There is sharp division among the Repub
cams ihc distribution OF the plams aud incidental
ly Representative Mann lined up with President
Wilson and repuliatcd Senator sherman : attack
10 seems To BE- plain that the real conflict is not
over The President 5 principles but over the speak
orship aud committee eharmalshps in The next
Congress. bat somehow foreign affairs have bccn
brought into the controversy Il may be, therefore,
that Representative Britions resolution has SOME
connection with this fight
liui nhefhcG tbs IS ihc ease or not, we are glad
40 See the resolution introduced and hope 10 see it
passed lbs the House rs an expression OF the repre-
seniatwcs Of the people The resolution Endorsed
President Wilson 5 plan for League Of Nations
and cabs upon ihc peace conference 70 adopt il.
President Wilson star OF world statesman
ship SAID Nh Rritton, win rise or fail With his
liability to bring about early acceptance Of a
torld eaguc fo. the prevention OF future wars All
Amcrica stands behind the President for ai ntei-
national league which will insure free use Of HE
seas % The great and slnall nations, alike and which
alone can prevent the spread oi 3oshevisn and ana
pehy"
The resolution has been referred 10 The House
Committee oN Foreign Relations aud d hearing viii
be asked rims may be ease at Ciecls bearing,
gifts. bu there Is iust a possibility 'ha it IS the
beginning 81 the turning OF tie tide al Washing
ion. We think tbal Mr. Brittoas statement that
'all America stands behind the President" is cor.
rect, and weAoHld noi be surprised 10 Sec more Re
publican. begin 20 reaizc il Fort Worth star
Telegram
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Circulation Books Open to Advertisers.
lueaday Mornina. December 81. 1918
THE LAST CALL.

Nueocs County IS short approximately 5o0e
iu ~ qaois 81 War Swings stamps
II we ave % maintain bur reputation "a meet
ing every mil 81 ihe government nust rome
artslsS, and this mus do to-day
noui walt ior the ether fellow % come acros,
~ may Pc ''a mg YOU Also don make cx-
euses no yoar part u,a az il now
Hundreds "a pledges hat aade several
months aeo have poi boon kepi Fh, caller HATES
u a this uas Dit Facts re,nain facts
Nacees County as Whole VIII pc Aed re-
pons3e foi ihe fsilae of mdigidnals to iaeel heir
pledges
tdiy Thousand dollars Invested IS Government
securities IS 9 small naiff, iHNm amoaat fof
fch Nueees County .lasi hn We han, raised and
sold NEARLY s5o0ooo0 worth % rotion hs -casonl
Surely We ean invest the small amount o. s50oo0
% help bring our boys back
Come ACROSS fgp Tor 'hc sato 81 Nueces rom-
ISL thca lol ,hose Fifteen hundred Nueres County
boys who quickly quil thcr homes ind uorb 10
take ,p ou' fight l.ets help finance thi govern
incla a oais "a ihs big problems oi resaHsfrueiios
From every Standpoint we ope ihis dots te
ourselves 10 orr boys. Nneeos County aud io orr
government
To-day is fle lasl raf
ahe Cailcr pleads Win inep, women and emil
d,sp NJ Aueee. aanty heip aeei ths obligation
to-day
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If BACK HURTS :.
BEGIN on S.-rS
FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYS occAs
ioNALly iF YOU EAT MEAT
REGULARLY.

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a tnistrst~ -fysa flush
ing The kidneys occasionally. SAYS a
we'll known authority. Meat forms
uric acid which clogs tile kidney pores
70 they siugglshiy filter OF strain only
q part OF the waste and poisons from
the blood then you get sick Nearly
all rheumatism, headaches. liver trou-
BILE pervousness, constipation. dizziness.
slccpiessrcss. bladder disorders come
from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel q duil ache hi
the kidneys or your back hurts. on X
the urine Is cloudy offensive fun 81
sediment irregular 81 passage or at.
tended by sensation ~ scaidinr. get
about four ounces ~ lad Salts from
any reliable pharmacy and take n IA
hlespoonfui In glass ~ water before
breakfast for few days and your kid
heys viii then act fine. This famous
salts Is made from the acid 81 grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia
and has heen used for generations 20
flush clogged kidneys andf stimulate
them 20 activity. also TO neutrallzc the
acids IN urine SO il no longer causes
irritation. thus ending bladder disor-
ders.
lad salts Is inexpensive and cannot
iniure; makes q delightful effervescent
lithia water drink which an rnEulnr
meat caters should take now ana then
TO keep the Kidneys clean ana the blood
pune. thereby avoiding serious kidney
complications
advertisement
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DEMPSEY WINS in SECOND.
BY The Associated Press.

ourfaio, W. r., Dec, SV,--jack Demp-
sey % Utah. Knocked out Gunboat
Smith OF New York. IN the second
round OF scheduled round bout
here tonight. Dempsey weighed 1870
pounds and Smith IT'S.
Dempsey scored nine knock downs
In the brief bout He floored Smith
with = left jolt In the first minute Of
fighting. smith took the count and
was apparently dazed when he re-
covered his feet. He tried 70 cover.
but after = few seconds. Dempsey
Knocked him down again
Throughout the rest OF the round,
smith was on ;he defensive trying un-
successfully To l,nrry the blows which
repeatedly sent him TO the floor a;
tho opening 81 the second round Smith
attempted 10 take the offensive Demp-
scy side stepped his punches nnd rush
ed. knocking Smith down again. As the
New York man came up. a right swing
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Just Folks



a d ls'e'
1--we oui 'hen slAev - TIME ana pass
lfNtH"ittn nnhe' W'n'ers snow
springs tui'ls ana Nhe summer
s'aHs
~" ~ AhpNe ~ 'pmnpn rlane
4" clHiin etVi "a memory here,
fiui YOU We're & ~ ied sn remain
klor'"he' nv nuneniai year
Hundreds % " ~ about Yen lie
thcfr'
N'f feNrN inc iain" WHICH hiis YOU
mig"
No ~ ~ pafs. NNr y" 90 ieii
thsH NhiveS sh"N ne commonplace
iNVi' 'r''"k' NNeh ~ gu p"sA'sHeH
ifnt gyms Neat % iAi'h ana NiAeT
20 N"N TIME man WAS ~ ms h"Ht
Nn hstnfNs pave Nonr worth shaii
Your closing 2pur y pcar az hand,
aII
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AmuSementS
Mne cavalieris Famous Gems Seen
IN Now Photopiay.

Mnc. cavalieri's Famous Gems Seen
In New photopiay.
/ Yhe ooicbraied ie,yeis including a
famo,n. rome " pearls Owned by Mime.
i fiaa Ca4alirrl. fhn ai4tfnrulen.d pfifna
donna ana beauty. win ha worn by
her la seNpral 81 nor scenes of "A Wo-
man bl Impulse hen latest Paramount
lstatrinr vehicle which win bo dis
ipiayed al the Amusu Theatre tuda
Tho picture is based unnn the stag ,
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FIRE AT BEAUMONT
DESTROYS OIL BARGE
FIVE THOUSAND BARRELS or
CRUDE OFT BURN WITH A
LOSS OF QUARTER MIL
LION OF DOLLARS

Ky Ine harH"'N-ed frcbe.
Beaumont. Texas. Dee. 30.-- Fire fol
lowing an explosion attributed to spon
tancons combustion. virtually destroy
"a The OH barge Lynn and 5000 barrels
Of crude petroleum here early to-day.
y Is estimated that the monetary loss
win be about s25o,0o0. There was no
ls'ss OF lifc The only two members Of
the crew aboard az the time If the ex :
plosion escaped without injuries. al
though blown from the vessel 70 the
banks OF the Nectes river. in which
he vessel was anchored. Windows
e'eia broken for a mile around,
The barge Lynn was IN the midst OF
fleet 81 SIX large oil trausperta.
some OF them laden with gasoline, nj
OF which escaped wthout damage. The
tiro on the LINN burned an day. and
while the hun did not sink. II Is said
that the vessel cannot be salvagcd
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A PLACE FOB THE WORKERS.

Speaking q New Yca resolutions, here is
hini Tor those Corpas Christi business whose
naniss arr 800 enrolled as members a. tho Corpus
Christi Commeroi4 Association
Why aoi resolve 6ehl nou ihai your anae viii
BE on the i ~ workers Tor 9l9
The Commeleim Association needs yoar hop
and you need the Commercial Association
Here IS an association ihai GAG otter day is
phgaeiup aWay fof Corpus Christi Quietly and
iilloui great aaa ihi 49, organization Is WORKING
Coz ihpse things hai will buid NJ corp Christi
AND matte orr eiiS uetief.place % which " lige
Nov iAa h war is behind ls and with many
development pniee d tremendous impor g cn.
saee enf attention tbe ues twelve mouths II
nlehis aeees,ats Aai ioer, y iansi STRONG pun
aad altogether efl eYea ielioN wiime % the
rope aud pulling " the same direction
Gc rah' vnh Yourself mtd gpm ciiy loin ihe
Commercial Association
of course iiyon ha'e gradse lgnips iiie avn
don JON
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Washington, DE 40. ~-rhe following
casualties are reported by the Com
Innnndine General ~ the American EN-
Evolutionary Forces Died 90 disease.
M wounded severely. iui. Total. 4sa
The following Texans are Included ~
Died Of Disease.
pRtNArEs
FrAnlt f'obmar yantia
John r Wcich Celeste.
lohn white. Gonzales
Henry l.. Woodland. SNYDER.
Wounded Severely.
f.lt.tf TENAN1.-
Morrell Tomlin Houston.
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"The Crimson Dove at She Libert.
Thnatre Today.

Theatre Today
Tho most notorious stress Ia New
York who was yhe inf occnt canse of
q youua mans Wleids gaes back to
her old home n the country 20 cs-
cope the condemnation Of the People
n unaer asg rcai name She
meets the pastor 81 fashionable
church formerly attended BY the
tt..,atg Iiie pastor and the
woman learn 90 love each other, hut
when one ~ ihc minister's parish
ionors comes To fnd ont what Is keep
ing the dIYLgg 80 long in the country,
ne discovers th, iruc Identity Of the
woman Then fho excitement in
creaAes rapidly ana loads up 70 a
smashing emaN See "'rhe Crimson
Dove. the latest World Picture
Brady made az thc Liberty Theatre
to-day and learn the conclusion If this
uuiy rematkablo STORY CARLYLE Black
woN and June Elylse are The stars in
this production
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cCHpoRAI.--
William s. Mcdonald. Floresvlllc.
HucLEK
William \. Becker kccchi
--------
pRiv res
dewitt T, Liston. Elysianflodr.
william G smith. sherman
iamcs waiter Jones', fIediey
Henss y. jcrdy. iluntsvllIe
ilrfus A, Martin. Jacksonville
Wlllie Maluia. smlihyille
George owen. lola.
Tom o. nagweil orange.
Norman q. cfumley Tcck
Arthur Faulkner, kirbyvllie. sas..
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lust half pr.cc ls what ai ~ our
iadies Coats. Coat suits ani DRESSES
afe ncns offered Tor The Gngenhein~.
tohn Go Ads G3na
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caught him on the head ana he went
70 the flour for the fun count
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Cots Back at Mother
BERTHE. rald moher sorfowfiiy. .tverp YOU aii
aftsHlt eri tnothtr HrI, hali
N3 woid' replied liefuei YOU must have been
enuf toa ai rrndpH' Iii iAts
Clumsy Cheating
The Kaiser alia. "Mult shamui ipars
I'm compelled to ftcl.
statArl die cards Tor tiitN wears
Anl thcn mtsse'i up tte deul''
Washington star
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TAE DARK AoEg lHREATEN

''lapipa Ncnt Americas soldiers have recent
Is been resting "a Grand Dnrh5 - laxeolburp
year ago Ion Of dilat know whether lnN-
emharg Nas stale or substitute for bitter"
The war bias taught the American people more
geography than ihc schools did All Of as now
know where LuNembare Is, nimt it is and how It IS.
we axe, certainly MOI much Interested 81 l.axeu-
hnrg but i has helped us 10 realize that the luNcm-
bnreefs like he Poles, the Litbaanans, lc Bulgais
and the koumauians. are natural people Europ,.
has been pretty closely scanned. BY way Of maps.
during the lasl four years Unfortunately, just as
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WEATHER SUMMARY
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Wcather 4urcal,

weather bulletin FOR Tho "a hours
ending SOC D, m. 18th meridian time
Monday December 30, 1915.
station MAXI MIMI