davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12
FL. D0L0R.

Doior de cabcxa-como cualqnier otro doior no
e. sino efeeto de uua causa uQlcf e. conEcs-
tidn, nada mas que Ia aRoipAcldn de sanRre sopf1
un punto. Asl 10 ascGilra 81 Or. 6hoop " en-
,prueba de que es psi ahf rstan sls pastulas ro-
sadas~AnniRtsic del pr, Shoop-qut coucliyeu
con cldolor. disipando Ia sangre cougeationada
de los cenfros pd~oloridos. Sus circtps son agra.
dables y placeutefos.
81 "a. tiene doior de cabeza no 81 mas que
preston de sanRrc,
Los Periodos dolofosos en- IA mujtr tiepen a
misnia causa.
Isl I'd. csta ~nervioso, desvclado 8 inquieto, no
en- sino congestion sanRninea; III AralNtsico
to-. distriburcndo In preston sanguineas
Ill color Que nparece de I'm eolpe es prodncido
por uua congestion saugiainca sobre csc punto.
Donde quiera que hay dplor hay congestion san
guinea. Esto es dc sentido comilu.
vendemos 4 70 cents por GAIA y recommendation
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12

En- esta oticina Sc venden tod
clase de blancos propios para los difa
entes ofciales Los precios son mo
dicos y al alcanse de todos los cue ne
cesitan tales articulos A las perso
que vengan de afuera les aconseia
mos que cuando vengan a la plaza Sc
iignen visitar Ia oficina del Nuevo
Mexicano y encoDtraran todas los
,lancos ~nacesarios
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12
Dot nci ) Mus d re- luradas

M
HDurante Ell verano de 1903 me
VI molestado de doleucias muscu-
lares en- la garganta del pie dice
la Sra. S. Pedlar, de Toronto,
Ont. IA veces eran tan penosas
que apenas podia audar, Me re-
comendaron 81 Balsamo de Cham
berlain, yasf fue que 10 use y me
vi compIetamente curado con una
pequena botella. Desde ent6nces
10 he recomendado q varias de
mis- amigos, todas las cuaIes ha'
.blap de 81 en- altos terminus.
De venta en- todas la boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12
SEQ UN C~APITALISTA

81 quercls serIo. No depenoe On
quienes fueron vuestros an~tepassdoa
nj en- casuaIidades sfortunadas.
cualouisr Americana 2ueds hacer-
Sc un capitalists dnicamente con de-
positsr en- Q Ibanco n parte de ca
da peso ne 3snarsc. y all crcccra y
sc acumulara hasta que sea suflcisn-
to grande para ser lnvertldo.
RecibIremos con gusto su cuenta,
por pequeHa que sea...os paGare
mos interas sobre ella os daremos
buen c~onsejo sIf.anciero 81 10 pedis.
Estamos a0uI para a~comodsros on
todas maneras posibles. Haced uso
dc nuestrs ssia de rccibo. EscrIbid
ALL vuestras csrtas y venid cuando
secesitaIs usar q tcIsfono.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12

Certificates de nacimiento y de 10
function que Sc requiere sean suminis.
trados al %escribano de pruebas de
cada condado por medicos, parter-
as. a~sistentes Z enfermeras bajo la
ley nueva, Sc halIan de venta en- an
Itidates peq1enas o grandes por la Com
pania Tmpresora del Nuevo Mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12

La escala dc las pasiones tiene sis
puntos de contacto CON la pgofundidad
del abismo horroriza dc lejos, y atrae
|Ge fatal modo cuando nos aproxima-
mos 4 ella.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12

Recuerden que Ell Nuevo Mexicano
presenta a cada suscritor que pague
su suscricion ~adelantada 3 a plu
ma de fuente como regalo. rs 81
unico papeI en- Ell Territorio que hace
esta oferta. La suscricion son sofa
mente $2.s0 al ano
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12

Para curar IN Hesfriado en- IN Dia.
Tomad las Pastillas de Quina LAxA,
TIVE BROMO. Los Boticarios de-
vuelyen 81 dinero 81 faltaren en- curar.
La irma de Il. w. GROVES esta en-
cada GAIA. 25c. Manufacturadas por la
Paris Medicine Co., st. Louis, Mo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12
IN ANo LlRRE be suscRIcIoN

~cuarqulera persona que nos mande
81 dinero por cinco suscritores nuevos.
por IN aho cada uno, le mandaremos
El Nueyo Mexicano libra por un ano.
veanse los precios de suscrioion arri-
ba-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12
Sc NEcEsiTAN AeENTEs.

Agentes para %procurar suscrIcIones
Sc necesitan en- todas parties del Te-
rritorio Sc pagaran comisiones libe'
rales pirijanse a n Companfa I'm
presora del Nuevo Mexicano poi par
ticulares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12

81 tienen algunos iSoros que encua-
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano-
Esta oicina tiene Ell mejor departa-
mento de encuadernacion one hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12
WAX. saosr. EdIter
PREclos De suscRIcioN

r.as leyes de los Estados Unidos re-
quieren que cualquiera persona paga-
"a por un peri6dico mientras continue
tomandolo de Ia estafeta, aunque 81
tempo por 81 cual SO suscribio haya
expirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12

81 tienen algunos libros que entua
|dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano.
Esta oicina tiene 81 me1or departa-
mento de characterization que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12

Los indigenas en- Norte America
tienen IS idiomas mas Q emo difini-
dos u por 10 menos $50 dialectos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12

No hay cosa mas enfadosa que un
hombre pequeno que Sc juzga grande
4 81 mismo cuando coup auna posecion
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-12-12

pertodico ohciaI del condado de
Sandoval,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
To CONSIDER
HOTEL PLANS
NEXT MONDAY
Architects Are to Meet With
the Building Committee
on That Date.
Chas. w. Hervey, Who is to
Lease Hotel, Will Also Be
Present-Negotiations For
the Sale of Bonds of the
Hotel Company.

A meeting, which Is to be a very
important one, Is to be held next Mon
day morning in the Chamber of Com
merce rooms, when the building com
mittee of the Pensacola Hotel Co. the
various architects who have drawn
plans of the proposed hotel and Chas.
w. Hervey, who is 10 lease the build
ing, will assemble and consider the
plans submitted by the architects.
each of the latter explaining the fea-
lures of their respective plans in de
tail
The meeting has been called for il
q IN. in order that there viii be am
pie time in which 70 examine all OF
the plans, and it is not probable that
this work Will be concluded before
late in the afternoon. as it is expected
that the plans will be selected at this
meeting, and viii then be submitted
to d meeting of the stockholders of
the COMPANY
Negotiations for the sale OF tle
bonds necessary are now pending and
it is stated that very satisfactory
progress is being made the commit
tee being in correspondence with a
numbe OF bond buyers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
AWFUL FIRE IN
TURKISH CITY
800 Houses and Shops Are
Destroyed in Terrible
Conflagration.
BY Associated Sresa-.

COnstantinOple. August 24.-Fire
broke out yesterday afternoon in the
Staboul quarter, and within a very
brief period a terrible COnha grafton
was raging. A strong wind carried
the flames at great speed and for
six hours they swept over the section
destroying 1900 houses and shops
The fire was still burning at O'Clock
tonight. but the wind had decreased
considerably.
STEAMBOAT is the MOhammedan part
of the city Within its walls are the
Seraglio. the principal mosques. the
nl2usuleumS of the Sultans, the baths,
the bazars, the public government
offices and the existing remains Of
ancient Constantinople Il is DIVIDED
for administrative purposes into three
municipal circles and into a large
numbeT~ of quarters. Separate quar-
tiers are allotted to the ArmeniaaS. the
Greeks and the Jews.
In 1865 the quarters were destroyed
by fire and these have now been laid
out in good streets The general ap-
Uearance of the older streets is that
of a city built of wood Many OF the
buildings. however, are of much more
solid construction. some Of brick and
some of brick and stone.
STEAMBOAT covers the whole area en-
closed by the TheodOsian walls Of
Constantinople, and its main streets
follow the lines of those of the an
cient city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
BRYAN IS TO
SPEAK ON TRUSTS
Great Conmoner Arrives to
Attend the FC NAL Motif
cation of His Running
Mate-In Interview Yes
terday Bryan Pledges En-
forcernent of the Law.
ev Associated Press.

Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 24--Wil-
liam Jennings Bryan and party arTiv-
cd from Chicago this evening TO par
ticinate in tomorrow's great gathering
AT which John Worth Kern will be
formally notified of his domination for
the vice-presidency by the democratic
Darty. They were met az the depot
nv the local committee on reception
and ARRANGEMENTS, headed by National
Committeeman Thomas Taggart, and
taken to the Denison Hotel Kern
called shortly afterwards and was CIV
en- a hearty greeting
All day the hotels have been ming
with visitors. The NOTIFICATION meet
ing tomorrow is to be held at the state
fair ground buildings, which VIII ac-
comodate $4,000 people, and overflow
meetings will be held II necessary.
The doors will open at noon
Speeches will be made Nv theodore
r.. Bell. John W. Kern Thomas r.
Marshall, democratic candidate for
governor Of Indiana. and ". J. Bryan.
who will discuss trusts at length.
Following the speeches ar the
CoIisuem the official party will be en-
tertained at a dinner at the country
club by Mr.. and Mrs Kern
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
PROH|B|TION|ST
WOULD CALL IN
EXTRA SESSION
Presidential Nominee, if
Elected, Would Ask Con-
gress to Legislate Liquor
Traffic Out of Existence.
Prohibitionist Does Not
Have to be an AbStainer.
BY Associated Press.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 24~"lf i
am elected president of the United
States, on the third day of November
and inaugurated the fourth day OF
March, 1 will call a special session OF
congress of the United States the
next day after my inauguration, and
ask them to legislate the liquor traffic
out of existence
This declaration by Eugene w Cha
fin, the prohibition candidate for pres
ident, found hearty approval in the
crowd of workingmen and others who
MET the candidate here today.
In reply to the question if the cleo
ton of Bryan or Taft would make any
difference in the business the work
ingman is engaged in, he said:
You won't know which one wins,
except as you see it in the news
papers. In one case it will be Viii
liam and in the other Bill and you
can take your choice Continuing,
he said:
The prohibitionist does not have
to be a total abstainer. A prohibition
list is a man who votes the prohibition
ticket because he thinks the principle
is right"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
NO SUCCESSOR
UNTIL SEPTEMBER
Nv assccIatad Pres.

Berlin Aug. 2f-Tne foreign office
upon receiving a telegram from Hell
dslberg announcing the death of Bar
on ven SterTberg. tho German ambas-
sa6cr to the United StGtes, sent Il ca
bIez.am to Count Herman Won Hartz-
fe dt-Wildenburg, the German charge
d'afTaires at Washington. instrUcting
him to inform President Roosevelt
that the question Of a successor to the
baron probably wCuld net be settled
until Prince ven T3Uelow. the imperial
chancellor, saw the emperor, which
might rot be until the second week in
September.
Various diplomatic changes in pros
pect are to be Eazotted in October
and among them probably Will be a
Succession to the baron at Washing
ton
Some OF the diplomats under con-
side-ation for this pest are Count Won
Gotten the Prussian minister at
Hamburg: Herr Won Reichenau. the
German minister to Brazil, and DR.
Baron Numme Won SchwarZenstein.
the ambassador to Japan.
An American diplOmatist in con-
versation with Emperor William in
January of last year, said something
complimentary of Count Won GoetZen-
Il am glad to hear you say tdis,
replied the emperor, because Count
Won Goetzen will be the next ambaS-
sador to Washington"
Although the intention Of the en-
perez in this regard appeared definite
when he spoke, the report that the
count had been selected to succeed
Baron Won Sternberg was so widely
gossiped that there arose a certain
amount Of feeling in the German diplO-
matte service against the choice OF
this young minister for so desirable
an embassy and this feeling may
cause a revision of the previous decis-
ion upon the part of the emperor
and his chancellor.
Count Won Goetzen is a brilliant and
admirable man, - years old and has
seen a variety of service, including
Continued on Page Eighty
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
GOVERNMENT WILL
NOT TAKE PART
Prosecution Will Probably
Be Left Entirely to the
State Attorney $50, 900
Bond is Fixed For Man
Now in Jail-He Appears
Confident Of Result.
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, Aug. 24.-GeoTge w. Fitz-
gerald, asserting teller of the Chicago
sub-treasury at the time of the theft
of $4,000 in government money
eighteen months ago, and who was ar
rested charged with the crime, spent
last night in the county Jail. His at
torney. Edward r Litsinger, had en-
deavored to obtain his release on
$50 900 bail bond fixed by Judge Chef
lain, who set the arrangement OF F1tz-
gerald for today II was announced
bv Mr.. Litsinger that his client would
plead not guilty and demand an imme-
diate hearing
There is a strong suspicion that the
{ eminent will take no hand in the
prosecution of Fitzgerald, and that the
case will have to lie, as It does now,
in the state attorneys office
The warrant on which Fitzgerald
was arrested was sworn out by De
tective Young before Judge Chetlain,
and simply accused the former sub
treasury empIoye Of stealing the SIS
OO0 from William BOldewekie, sub
treasurer. There is no mention made
of the government
II is believed that Chief Wiikie and
Captain Porter look askance al the
evidence in the case A number OF
kilograms passed between them yes
terday and while Captain Porter re-
fused to be quoted and would say moth
ing beyond geneTarzing, it is believed
that he does not think the evidence
and that the arrest was prema-
ture.
In his cell at the county jail, Fitz-
gerald was cool and confident He re-
fused to talk
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
Rx Associated Press.

Heidelberg, Germany. Aug 24-Bar-
on Speck Won Sternberg, the German
ambassador to the United States, died
in the hotel Victoria in tnis city
about midnight last night. The bar
oness who was Miss Lillian May
Langham. of Louisville, KY, was wiz
her husband at the end
The baron and the baroness came
here from Hamburg at the end OF last
month to consult with Professor Vim
cenez CZerny a skin specialist, con-
corning a malady of which the baron
had been suffering for some time. Al
ter a prolonged examination of the
diseased part on the left side of Baron
Won Sternberg's head, Professor Ger
nv affirmed that the trouble was not
cancer, but a lupus, and that he could
cure it. Botn the ambassador and his
wife were immensely cheered at this
opinion.
Baron Won Sternberg is described
as having felt that his long agony
was nearly over and that soon he
would be a well man again. His wife
also shared that hope.
II had been arranged that Baron Won
SteTnberg should go 10 Berlin the mid
die CT September to he received in
audience by Emperor William previ-
Gus to his return TO America 1t was
Thought desirable that the ambassador
be at his post during the concluding
weeks of the presidential campaign
No arrangements have yet been
made fer the funeral OF the ambas-
sador. TIE barCn's father, who is SO
years old, lives on the family estate
near Cresden. and il is possible that
the burial will take place there.
Boron vCE SteTnberg left New York
for Germany on May 16, last
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
BRYAN SAYS He
WILL ENFORCE LAWS
Special 70 Ths Journal.

CedsgLaEe, Ind, 4ggs z4--ChaFging
that the republican party not being
able to meet the arguments in sup
port of the democratic platform, are
irving to scare the voters ny resoTting
to their imaginatiOns, William j.
Bryan, enroute from Chicago, today
gave out an interview in which he
announced that if elected his main
work would be the enforcement of
the law
He TpCOUntCd opportunities which
republicans during the last ten or
twelve years Of federal control. have
had 10 enact remedial legislation, and
stated that in view Of this fact, they
are stopped from predicting any more
scares on his actions on executive mat
ters. He said Taft had Incorporated
several Of these scareS in his notifIca-
ton speech.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
Thugs Choke and Rob Woman
and Throw Her Body Under Car

a chain from her waist while the other
Stifled her screams by clutching her
throat with both hands
Thomas Murphy, the motoTman,
afterwards told the police that he saw
the three apparently fighting des-
perately Just as his car came toward
them. He applied his brake and swung
the lever round TO bring it to a stop
but the distance was too short and &c
his horror he saw the two highway
men deliberately throw the now half
conscious woman under the wheels. A.
the same instant they fed as fast As
they could along Nineteenth street II
the direction of the Hudson river.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
BY Associated Press.

New York. Aug. 24.-Attacked by
two men who escaped without detec-
ton, a woman about IS years old, who
has not been identified, was checked
and thrown in front of rapidly NOV
ing trolley car in Amsterdam avenue
al Nineteenth street early this morn
ing. The wheels passed over the body
and She was instantly killed.
The woman was crossing xmSter-
daw avenue and almost reached the
car track when two men of stalwart
build, who had been walking behind
her suddenly seized her. One caught
tia hand bag, which was suspended by
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
South State
Primary Today
Nv Associated Press.

Column ia, s. c., Aug 24--The demo
cratic primary to nominate the success
sor TO the late Senator A. c. Datimer,
congressman state, and county on
GERS, will be held throughout South
Carolina tomorrow. Indications are
that the vote will De the largest ever
peIled. probably reaching 140,0e0. The
primary nomination is equivalent to
election.
There are seven candidates for
United States senator, including ex-
Governor John Gary Evans, of Spar
taDburg
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
STARTLING RECORD.

St. Petersburg. Aug 24-The of
fiCiaI report of the cholera epidemic
for the week ending Aug. 90 in all
Russian shows 1,145 cases and 517
deaths Since that date the cases
have reached 2.O25 and the deaths 900.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
ENGLISH OFFICERS WIFE
SLAIN IN DES0LATE
SPOT
BY Associated Press.

London, Aug. 24.-The wife or Ma
jOr General Charles Edward Lizard, a
retired officer of the Royal Engineers
Who devised the scheme for the re-
armament Of Gibraltar, was mystic
TiOUSly murdered this afternoon in a
desOlate wood near Seven Oaks, a
short dis ance from London.
No trace of the murderer could be
found, but the motive was apparently
robbery, valuable rings having been
taken from the wOm6n's fingers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
Nv AssocIateo Press

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 2f.-THe prison
commission Of Georgia will be severe
" censUred in the reports of the spe-
ciaI investigation committee 10 the
legislature. which meets tomorrow.
There viii be no impeachment Of
members neither Will the commission
be abolished and a severe Censure for
inattention and lack OF diligence, Will
close the record
This was decided a. a final meeting
Of the investigating committee today
The report and its finding have been
made up and were unanimously sign
ed. r. Is estimated the extra session
Will cost the state 81 600 a day. Bills
for the termination Of the convict lease
system have been prepared
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
"RaCe Prejudice Makes Lover
of His Country Sad. "==Taf

brought the city Of Springfield TO sOr-
row Such an outbreak Of lawless-
ness and bitter race prejudice makes
the lover Of his country sad. II should
nerve those in favor Of improving the
administration OF the criminal law 10
more earnest effort. becOuse I am con
fident that if all charges Of crime
were promptly investigated and con
victed criminals punished, there
would be much less temptation TO the
formation Of such constituencies and
cruel mobs as that which -an riot IL
Springfield.
Very sincerely yours,
fSignedj w NJ H TAFT 4
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
~ AssocIsted Press.

St. Louis. Mo. Aug. &c. W. San
ford. Of This city. has received a let
ter from Judge William II Taft which
gives The republican presidential can
didare's view on the Springfield. H.
riots The letter is in reply TO a query
addressed b. Sanford to Mr Taft AID
reads
Hot Springs. Va, Aug 20. 1908
NJ Dear Sir
II have your letter OF Aug Is, in
reference 20 the race riot a. Spring
field IL Every I'D citizen in the
country must deplore the fendisn
Work Of the disgracefuI mob that has
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
ACCEPTED HAMBURG PLANS.
By Associated Press.

St. Petersburg Aug 24-The ad.
miralty has decided in favor of the
plans of Nessrs. BIchn & Voss. OF
Hamburg. for the new battleships OF
the Dreajnought type. These ships
will be built in st. Petersburg yards
by Russian wOrkmen and with Rus
sian material.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
MANY PILGRIMS PRESENT.
speoiaT to The Journal.

Loujres. Aug 24.-PilgTims. to the
number of 100, yesterday attended
the celebrations attend ug the fiftieth
anniversary of the aPParitiOn of the
Virgin The pilgrims included ninety
Americans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-25
LOW RATES ARE
SECURED OVER L. & N.
Secretary Waterman, After
Wiring L. & N. Passenger
Officials, Got Into Commu-
nication With Commercial
Club Officials and Date IS
Agreed Upon.

Friday, September %. viii be Flor
ida day at the Home Manufacturers
Exhibition at New Orleans, and Pen
sacOIians viii have three chances TO
make round trips to New Orleans dur
ing the month of September on ac-
count of the exhibition in that city
through the month of September OF
the products of 100 factories IN the
Crescent City
To Division Passenger Agent LuF-
ton belongs the credit of arranging
for the 81 round trip excursion that
will leave here Sunday. September D,
and leave New Orleans the night or
September s, giving two days IN New
Orleans
To the Chamber of Commerce be-
longs tne credit of arranging for two
sales of 5-day round trip tickets at
one and one third fare, these rates
having been granted as a result of
correspondence between the Chamber
of Commerce of this city and the New
Orleans Progressive Union and !. K.
Ridgely, the head passenger official
of the L. & n at New Orleans,
The following kilograms, received
and sent yesterday afternoon. tell the
story in its salient points:
The Correspondence.
fNlOSClN- New OIlCduS, 10 TIE Cudli-
Der OF Commerce: Referring 10 re-
cent correspondence: On account or
the home manufacturers exhibition at
New Orleans, We Will be glad to name
two selling dates from Pensacola To
New Orleans on basis of one and one
third fare for the round trip. tickets
to be limited 10 five DAYS from jSte CT
sale. Please advise promptly what
dates you desire tickets sold You
are aware that in addition 10 the
above. We are running a popular eX-
cursiOn Of four dollars for round trip,
Pensacola TO New Orleans, tickets to
be sold Sept 6 and good TO leave New
Orleans on special train on Sept y
Sept. Florida day. Please advise
promptly
Chamber of Commerce to New or
leans Progressive Union: Please do
not fix date Florida day, manufacture
ers' exhibition, until you get our letter.
See RidSeIy."
Chamber of Commerce to RidgeIy,
New Orleans: Please have tickets
sold here Sept. IA and 21 We ara
asking that Sept ID be made Florida
day. LuTtOn joins our request"
New Orleans Progressive Union to
Chamber of Commerce: Fifteenth
would 21st. 23rd. 2Itn or 18th doy
Twenty-secOnd is Mississippi day.
26th is Gulf Coast and Alabama day.
but triple combination on Florida
could be worked TO advantage. Advise
US
On receipt Of the last quoted tele-
gram, Mr. Waterman consulted Presi-
dent YOnge of the Chamber Of Com
merCc, ami they decided to ask for
Friday. Sept %, for Florida day. Mr..
Waterman got into phone communal
cation with Mrs. TTezevaut. secretary
of the Progressive Union and a.
though Friday, the 2Jtb. had been as
signed TO transportation day, It was
over the phone for Florida
day to, have that date and transpOrta-
ton day TO be given one Of the Opel
dates.
Others Get Rates.
A. Mr. WateTmans request Mr..
T-ezevaDt said he would try TO have