Play Tonight at First Christian Church Aims for Dream That Came True
The Loyal Daughters and Berean class present The Dream That Came True at the First Christian church tonight. The cast includes Worthington, Fern Burrows, Maude Tabor, Edna Marfield, and many others. production notes list the varied roles from reporters to college graduates. Florida potatoes coming as relief for 1916 crop shortages. shipments from Florida rising, reported by the federal board of markets.
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Loyal Daughters
Berean
Lippincott
An Worthington
Peop Pak Lew
Fern Burrows Brass
WOKS
Leece Eee
Donald Steers
Margaret Byrnet
Hildred Brazelton
Jenkins
Nelle Brinton
Angelina Maud
Maude Tabor
Jack Brown
Wal
Dhe
Cdk
Ais
Ethene
Preston Prindle
Louisa Taweit
Fies Belen
Edna Marfield
Flora Belle Mullins
Misa Nida Akers
Mehitabel Biddle
Helen Riley
Bobby Byrnes
John Culp
Emmy Lou Norton
Edna Muffley
Florida
Washington
Federal Board of Markets
Salem Church Orchestra to Present Fourth Annual Concert
Members of the Salem church orchestra will give their fourth annual concert in the school hall at 8 o'clock Friday evening. The program features a selective lineup including Show Boy and Exuberance Overture with solos by Betsey Ote UA and Leonard Brink. A variety of numbers from classical to patriotic medleys will conclude the program.
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Salem Church Orchestra
Huff
Simonetti
Kujawiak
Be Nieniawski
Lawrence Behrensmeyer
Ceese- Hayes
Ministers Return From Quines District Conference
four reverends G L Losh G F Oliver A L Flanigan and A L A Grumman expected home at noon from Pittsfield where they attended the Quines district quarterly conference of Methodist ministers Tuesday and Wednesday Rev Francis G Blair of Chicago gave the address district superintendent Mr Mlaniwan presided at the meeting
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G. L. Losh
G. F. Oliver
AL. Flanigan
Ala. Grumman
Pittsfield
Quines District Methodist
Francis G. Blair
Public Tituations
Chicago
Mlaniwan
Letter from George Loeffler Gives Sailors East Win
George Loeffler son of Mr and Mrs Loeffler in the Tenth division naval reserves writes parents an intel about experiences of men aboard the US S Marietta in the east. Censorship hides ship’s mission and other details.
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Ceorge Mo. Loeffler
Edeard Loeffler
Loeffler
Orpheum Opens Summer Season With Pallian Ruarell Play
The Orpheum theater hosts the Villains' Orpheum Players for a summer engagement tonight featuring Pallian Ruarell's tyeast success Waidiire Wildfire. A comedy drama about two men vying for a charming woman, the show promises originality and strong stock company performances. Matinees are Sundays Tuesdays Wednesdays and Saturdays with new playsMondays and Thursdays. scenery will be painted for each change.
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Orpheum
Orpheum Theater
Sons
Pallian Ruarell
Waidiire Wildfire
Wome
New York
Photoplays and Stars in Today’s Screen Features
The program lists Belasco, Jane Caprie in A Cdd the Wind and Star- Out of the Wreck. Princess-Wilfred Teas in A Tove sublime. Alberts family in Snow White and A Novel Romance. Musty Suffer in Coming Down. Shorty Hamilton in Shorty Bags the Balloon Thieves. Uncle Sam’s Defenders at Savoy with The Starling Climax and The High Cost of Starling. A Day in the Life of a Dow. QuincyRobert B Mantell in A White Sacrifice.
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Belasco
Jane Caprie
Quincy
Robert B. Mantell
Five candidates seek nomination for second ward alderman
Five candidates compete for the Democratic and Republican nominations to fill the vacancy left by Mayor-elect John A Bud Thompson in the second ward. Will St Smith leads the Democratic effort with support across several precincts, while J Will Lemley and Mary Greenleaf also seek the party nomination. On the Republican side G L Klein and W S Martz are contenders in an expected lively contest. File list closed Wednesday. special primary set for May 15.
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John A
Bud) Thompson
Will St. Smith
Mr. Smith
J. Will Lemley
Greenleaf
G. L. Klein
W.S. Martz
REW TIRE CONCERN SETS UP IN EAGLES BUILDING
C. A. Oldham of St. Louis district manager for United States Tire company arrived here and rented the north store room of the Eagles' new building. He will establish a branch distributing center and service station. The focal distributing station will cover 13 counties and stock will arrive soon.
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C. A. Oldham
St. Louis
United States Tire Company of
Eagles
Tire Company
Improvements at Virginia Hotel Ready for Guests
More than $3,000 in improvements have been completed at the Virginia hotel opposite Union station at Second and Oak. The brick building has been redecorated and furnished, with hot and cold water in every room, a new telephone system with an instrument in each room, and a restaurant to be opened in the room south of the lobby. The former lunch room on Oak Street will be used as an ice cream parlor.
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Virginia Hotel
Union Station
Second
Oak Streets
Demme
Qak Street
Four Applicants Accepted by Navy at Local Stations
Four of seven applicants for the United States navy have been accepted at the local recruiting stations. Ben Po Dixon of Nahoka Missouri J B Thompson of Canton Missouri William W Taylor of Columbus United Kingdom? and Joseph Bedale of Mendon are the men who have been accepted by the navy. Russe B Welch of White Heath has been accepted by the navy and has been sent to Jefferson Barracks.
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United States Navy
Ben Po Dixon
Nahoka
J. B. Thompson
Canton
William W. Taylor
Columbus
Joseph Bedale
Mendon
Navy
Russe B. Welch
White Heath
Jefferson Barracks
Donates flag for park ceremony likely to occur
A local note reports plans to raise a flag at Washuxton park within days. The Lancaster party has announced intent to place a flag on the pole for the park commission, with arrangements for the ceremony being finalized and men chosen for posting the flag.
Probate notes in county court at Willits
In Willits county court aWillits N Brent filed probate notes listing multiple parcels of real estate. Several parcels are held by the estate with one undivided one half interest in two city lots. The property value is not stated. Deposits in banks and other funds total $358.
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Willits N Brent
Uiimer
Bebstiie
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Quincy and Kansas City
Aron Uf Bartholomew Brown of Han cock County and Emma Bolinger of Quincy plan marriage. Bertha Doolin of Quincy and Almer William White of Quincy appear on license list. John Wieemann of Quincy and Pearl Thompson of Kansas City also noted in the record with dates and numbers.
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Aron Uf
Bartholomew Brown
Hancock County
Emma Bolinger
Quincy
Leyal Bertha Doolin
Quincey
Almer
William White
John Wieemann
Pearl Thompson
Kansas City
Sos
Robert M. Wright Funeral Friday
The funeral of Robert M. Wright who died Tuesday night at his home 1823 North Third street after a two week illness of pneumonia will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in the home. Burial will be in Woodland cemetery. He was born in Quincy June 2 1893 and was 24 years old. He worked as a woodworker for the Ertle Tray Press company for five years. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Matthew Wright eight sisters Althea Tifazel Mildred Edith Trene Dorothy all at home Mrs R Hf Cramer of Quincy and a sister in Los Angeles Calif and two brothers Charles and William Wright of Quincy.
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Robert M. Wright
North Third Street
Bunal
Woodland Cemetery
Quincy
Ertle Tray Press Company
Matthew Wright
Althea
Tifazel
Mildred
Edith
Trene
Dorothy
R. Hf. Cramer
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles
William Wright
Robert Lehbrink Succumbs in Cedar Rapids
Robert Lehbrink, a machinist who worked at Gardiner Governor Co and Electric Wheel works, died Tuesday night in St Lukas Hospital Cedar Rapids Iowa after illness that began March 31 He was born October 2 1896 in Quincy aged 20 He moved from Quincy to Peoria August 1914 then Cedar Rapids February 1917 He leaves sisters Mrs N Schurfeld Mrs E Peeple of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Stalliens of Peoria and his brother William of this city The body will arrive on the line this morning.
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William Lehbrink
Labor Temple
Robert Lethbrink
St. Lukas Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Quincey
Gardner Governor Company
Electric Wheel Works
Quincy
Peoria
Towa
N. Schurfeld
E. Peeple
Stalliens
William
Funeral for Louis Ebert at Masonic Temple
Louis Ebert's funeral was held at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the Masonic temple by Lambert Lodge No. 659 A F and A M with William F. Sprague and W. E. White as floral officers. A large attendance and beautful floral offerings were noted. Bearers included George Behrver, George Breuer, Val Pfirman, wee Schwindeler, William Ruff and A. Bauman. Masons oversaw burial at Weaxsland cemetery.
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Louis Ebert
Masonic Temple
Lambert Jodge
A. M
William F. Sprague
W. E. White
George Behrver
George Breuer
Val Pfirman
Wee Schwindeler
William Ruff
A. Bauman
Ore Masons
Weaxsland
Funeral services for Henry Konante announced
Funeral services for Henry Konante will be conducted at 2 30 oclock Friday afternoon in the family residence H30 Hampshire street Friends are invited to the services in the home Burial will be private in Woodland cemetery George Schafer of Media Hot Springs Ark will be buried at Woodland cemetery Funeral services at 2 30 oclock in the St John s Lutheran church with burial in Woodland cemetery Friends invited Julia Koch Keech
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Henry Konante
Hampshire Street
Bortab
Woodland Cemetery
George Schafer
Julia Koch
Julia Keech
North Forth Street
Funeral service for Mrs Elizabeth Jones held at August Stormer chapel
The funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Jones was conducted at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon in the August Stormer chapel by Rev. W. D. Endres of the Christian church. Burial followed at the local cemetery.
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Elizabeth Jones
Stormer
W. D. Endres
The
Christian Church
Bunal
European War Bulletins From Berlin April 26
German headquarters report ongoing fighting for Gavrelle six miles north of Arras with 650 British prisoners. German flyers downed 20 Allied aircraft Monday. 19 Entente planes claimed. Champagne battles continue with French attacks near TuRtebise Brimonte and Sulphes failing. Progress southeast of Cerny en Laonnois with prisoners taken. Verdent actions near Tahure and Maisiers de Champagne repulsed.
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Berlin
London
Gavrelle
Arras
Champagne
Tuertebise
Brimonte
Sulphes
French Gain Ground in Champagne Amid Repulsed German Attack
Paris reports ground gained by French forces in Champagne. The war office says a German attack near Hurte bise was repulsed and several futile raids on French trenches near Tahure and Maisons de Champagne left many dead in wire entanglements.
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Paris
Champagne
War Office
Hurtebise
Tahure
Maisons de Champagne
Funeral for James Roan at Marblehead Church
The funeral of James Roan will be conducted at 10 o'clock this morning in the Marblehead church. Burial will be in Greenmount cemetery.
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James Roan
Marblehead Church
Greenmouunt Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Catherine Adams at 2 PM at sister’s home
The funeral will be held at 2 oclock this afternoon at the home of her sister Mrs Welchert 1018 Chestnut Street Burial will follow in Woodland cemetery period
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Catherine Adams
Welchert
Chestnut Street
Woodland Cemetery
Welcome for Allied Aid Sparks Strong Confidence
BALFOUR TOUCHED BY KIND WELCOME they are affording the allied cause. The speaker rejects rumors that France and Great Britain seek to draw the United States into alliances. He states confidence in ongoing help is not based on treaties, and that no treaty could increase the trust the United States already has in its own stance.
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France
Great Britain
United States
British Take 3029 Prisoners as Advances Near Havringcourt
London April 26 British war office reports 3029 prisoners captured since Monday morning including 56 officers. They took the hamlet of Rilham east of Mavrincourt wood and Bithem northeast of Trescault amid fighting along the Coreus and Scarpe rivers with continued ground gains and secured positions.
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London
War Office
Rilham
Mavrincourt Wood
Havringcourt Wood
Bithem
Trescault
Coreus
Scarpe
War’s liberty for mankind spurs American resolve
A historical speech notes that after two and a half years of war, the public on this side of the Atlantic has watched the blood-stained drama with growing conviction. The speaker asserts that the conflict is not about land or petty ambition but about the liberties of mankind and calls Americans to join in the great struggle.
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Atlantic
Fragmented plea for united effort and peace
The text fragments plead for mobilizing all resources and collective strength to support a broader national purpose. It asserts resolve to wield influence for freedom truth and peace, urging continued collaboration and mutual sacrifice amid uncertainty.
Sage Tea Darkens Hair Ten Shade With Sulphur
An old time remedy using sage tea and sulfur promises to restore faded gray hair to its natural dark shade. A Gowrtown druggist advertises Strength-Ware Sulphur Compound as the classic ingredient, applied with a sponge to each strand, yielding dark glossy hair by morning and hiding gray tones after a few uses.
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Gowrtown
Adv
Salts Salt for Aching Kidneys Warns of Cures
A dated health ad extols Jad Salts as a remedy for kidney and bladder complaints. It claims four ounces of Rad Salts taken daily flushes clogged kidneys, neutralizes urine acidity, and prevents disorders. The piece warns about false claims from a well known doctor and promotes Lithia water.
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Lithia
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Shorty Pelamilten
Shorty Bags the
Uncle Sam's Defenders
Peter E. Pinkelman
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Solufa
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IAEA
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Ikey
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Elmer March
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Far- Brook
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George Busch
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George Loeffler
Photoplays
Orphewm
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Lillian Russell
HVE
Virginia
Emery Lancaster
Washuxton Park
Jack Milton
Robert Lehbrink
Amily
Affinity Spark Plug Co
Omaha
Fo Heen
Aisne
Cerny-en-Laonnois
Uwvertebise
Vauclere
Maisers de Champagne
Greenmount Cemetery
James BE. Roan
Balfour
TwoReason
Notte
Sioes
Mommie
Texas
Towis
Knollenberg Milling CO
A. E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Salko
Reed’s Drug Store
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