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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
browns CHILD
IN BATH TUB
MOTHER. AFTER FAILING TO END
HER OWN LIFE. CALLS NEIGH.
BoR AND coNFEssEs TO HON.
RiBLE cRiME-WoMAN-s FAITH
ER ALSO MISSING.

Chicago. nov Ig-Mrs Ia D.
Crawford held her a-year OLA aaugh-
ter. EIeauore May. under water tu "a
hathlub untn the girl was drowned
and fhen made i've unsucaersful at-
fempfs o. taae Ear own ne .n haE Nai
at case JUFl.H street. today.
Mystery was added Co the uaEely
when tHe police we're told that John
buchanan. O. years cd father ~ br.
Crawford. had been missing since yer-
trrlHg afternoon. Tho aEe1 man UErd
aE fHe bone ~ Mra Crawford Ite
IeE Er horse about g o'gIorE Hu .Ee
urraa.H and failed Orr return
Detectives who onta.Hed drFcrIu-
t8n 81. t.H l'i man were detailed l1
make search I1r h.u
TnH .#... Erfg .atH tHat .hr mother
HaI Er.rsUI herself insane over ore
mental coalition ot frr eiu1 WHa aa.
.H delicate H#tU# THa mother "a Er.I
ta laK. SOME tU u-r .HH.iHF.an tHrf
tHe e.-I would He better uff dead tF.H
.HHr rrHa mental trouble from which
ere PROBABLY never UauiE recover.
hrl.r drowning tHe child. M~t
Crawford placed ths body ou bed
she then tried to hans herself with
rIe.H ~ rope attached fH q gas Hr-
HmuHT from CHAIR # 300 rrH.r
THr women fHen .#..# ~. . rr-
HEfr rHfrhHf Hrr~-. .. f.H 80 ..-
er1 safd tHaf dean H..H "a tar bend
H.# #eea caused HH sef-.Hfli-t-t
H.rT
Afer erarHiHr rars.. SIR. r-sE
s-T rushed H2 f.. 'front.' haH uf
HrH.H.| H"l.rH uH'.s ahH
600 sauuHHr1 frs Efs. wra .rrr
IH frr upper H.f
.UH Goa Use Hw.G Hs HIrr
rarr ..f.I f.g mother 'zrr % dHF.
inside uH .r# 90.
Errs lewis rrn nrr rH- street ard
umrH.HI Policeman E r ".harHu TYP
GOO Erel.H.Hf police Station rH-
raUremru cos. tHr rHf.rrf from Wrr
rnwT1rH 1880 .e# BIN f1 tHa hHd. of
dar IraeHtHr-
TIRE Policeman found .ar srr7nfr on
CABS. ~ IHH n#1rr.r. rr. .rrT and
one small THf were g. fr.ma
med HrH 'H#H. "H.. HH 70 fn
ono nr .H. err#..# ff was . Hfr
Crru. rHs handwriting rHf road
.TH .. ..fHre .r uH WREN rnu
HHrr r- H-Hr ~ FIerrnrr tr-
tHr.r rrr H.a# HHd O. she always
satr rre wanted f1 rs buried beside
him. and uuf ms next I1 herr
The rIrIF BODY Yves taken fa en- on
Herfah.un room and fha mother vas
placed under guard at fhs Eariewood
police station.
ura Crn~fards HrsH-nd frH three
years aEa Besides sra Rat baHdinr
o. Justine H.r"a .HH woman owns
property In uHr.."a M
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
Grain Market.

ChicaEo Nov if--NorthweHt nfuck res
ports depressed wheat Tha markrf
Cuemed frnn f-Hm1-Rr lower 20 n~ar az i.
vance. nncNmhnf started 81 Hfl-a 10
80 1.kHf-Gr. a ahaHe % Ice ake on
touched f8 sac ana then Declined 81
60 i-sc
Corn weakened ON selling December
opened 1-g o. 1-sr fown 81 Gas 70
a 5-kc. rallied % e. t-Gut-to. and fsu
back e gT0.Rr
some buying siaadicd oats Deceniher.
which started umrhmmred % H-kc higher
81 90 IS 90 % i-fc. seemed inclined 20
keep Within that range
Provisions steady un nrrruuf ~ nFhfrF
sales were az i-ic decline - iika "a.
vance With January 40 fiAtt for purk
fioss far lard. and tioao 90 uoo2h Coz
fIhH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
BOARD
FINISHES WORK
AFTER SITTING THREE DAYS lr
TAKES FAvoRAnLE ACTION ron
JUST HALF OF % APPLICANTS.

TallahaAaoc. Nav. 16.--At tho raRular
msctinE - ne board ~ rardons. whicA
lasted throuEhout me days ~ Nov l.
~. and as. tie beard heard considered
and acted upon AS applications for
pardon
Fourteen conditional pardnum wrfn
granted. sir sentences were reduced
~ continuation rfnhtn Or citiKpnnNfa
were restored io four applicants whp
had long ago served 0ut the penalties
Imposed upon them and aubaeanenflg
led law-abidinN lives. nineteen appfl-
cations we're pesaed Cor further lnvef-
tigation BY the hoard a. ~ their
inertia and the remaining forty three
applications were denied outright
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
New York Cotton.

NgW York. NnN. ff-rotfun futures
Upened nrm at a decline 81 tnR points
un lower LfNnTHnl cables ana faNrahIa
weather rennfta. hut almost irnmlkdlafaiv
fnilied nu trade huVfrE ball support and
covering AffHr selling ABOUT 8 t. z
points nhuNe yesterday r'aainE hnws
ever, the market met increased ~ eflnnH
sid FaEEwi 0H or q points nom the hfat
HnfrF renewed i'uuifnfun. uhirh an.
ErarHd ta D. inspired ~ heavy rraegnfn
tarin ulrnrtainfiaH anh thn continued
tendency o. Increase estimates ~ tie
cnuu.
Cotton spot clcaed eulst NfIdfIirn
uniardH. ftan. middlinR nulE. fs fs sales
aunr
The market closeH STEADY u.lth urfres
tn points nef lower
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

SALE Or TrnrwNTfNE RIGHTS
ltenrarnlI. VA. Sos HfuUfF ~ 1879 scales
hiaa narhEl auts.de "Nl1. TururnfIre aH-
rIfsatlnn. NrtahFT gE Ffnrifa und ~
HHHrd a. tIr fureHf Supervisor. Hilrffa
National FrrrHf. Fseusaro.a. Florida VII
re- rHeNlNnI "u fa nr8 mrIuIInN tEn fin
GAS rf hf.ru. hrr fAIa far AL tnh ffEH
f.-Hhcf drH .Euntrt Cor runrlnr ~ q Ferent
nH rnr .n.afrI an ara afea fn o. IrHr.
ifH.F designated hN Forrest nfnnnr hf
f0rr .nnrIug hrrrr. inrrfIrr nh1Hf 1850
acres Ir arufnafHafrIN HHUfiHrs q aud De-.
III N N eH W. on fhe water.
FHnd nf BE. tra creek. wIfhin ere FInrifr
National Nnrnaf. estimated e. contain
III 600 rlra. more ar IeHH No hff 20 ieHa
tHHu 500 o. uer Thousand rluN wfI Pa
rnnrifrrefs nrH a deposit ~ $500 a. raf.-
Bank 81 AIhunuernTr. re M wuHf 81
sent ta fhaf bank for HaEH pa Flhniffsd
fn IRE supervisor FIfnhFr urnm valid
rninH % exempt From sale Tna rimHf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
New Orleans Futures.

heN Orleans. Nov ff-Cotion futures
trhHd steady af a decline ~ - q
EElufH On nunr cables an1 u rrnH urafher
az Hrnhera hah rnndrrafe arruTnu.
ton ol selling orders fa I'm haf 0Trr
tuNn Wnrr Nel ahanftseH o. fha wamnIf ems
d7lnand from sellers III ffr aarfIer rarf
CT te Mfeh This pront-takinM after
80 AT hrrnfnn nronounrnd aud navs ere
Harknf rnnl Tore fHrrf 49, 49,.
fae lnwrHf iu the rnrtw fraffnr a. 49,
rHt ~ tEr Hfrf hnlf tanr ~ hrsfre-s
SIZE Uadiag months were ~ ,,.f..4.
ever feHfeF1aH'H close
Nhr adKanElnn trrHnnrw 20 ffa rn.rt..f
MAH ehnft HFei. eHilinH started nfrrah
reeming CD come from hafh riaca ~ ~.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
NEWS OF THE MARKETS

marhsf and rgicaa saaErd GIirkif hut
Toe ths continued huylnN 81 covers ~
profit takfnH shorts the tnue would have
become dacidediF Weak Bot a. Il 49,
below TIRE level ~ yesterday close tlfn
dtniiua became gradual some ~ fha sci
ing anuoared a. b. haara % the fufnor
fnat RESERVATIONS betwvrn Turkey ant
nuITaHa bad ben hTokrn 81 A. the
lowest ~ ths morning. ere trading
months we're 10 points under Yfntefs
dave figures The close mmm steady az
nef lora ~ 8 co points
spot cotton steady LIE or Middiifr.
ma sales ON Ire spot 700 balcs t1
arrive soc bales
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

% reject any ara "a bifs ) reserved Per
further Information ana regulations goEs
efmfuM sales. address Foreaf Nuuervfsnr
Elnrifa National Furrsf. HenEarr.s.
? lQriia. lumau II EidrefEs. Forrest SUB
crFiHor fnrFaa ls "a
SALE oF TUnPENTINE W8WTs
q entacola. la. haFfmher q. tal1 sea.st
bids marked outside "Eld Tarprnflan
appllcatiuu, Oeteher 81. Florida and ad-
dressed o. tre Forrest supervisor. Fturifa
National Forrest. Pensacola. F1orien. viii
De received 40 90 anf lnCiufing ere fih
cay ~ NeCHmhnr. 1919. Ter 81 thn I've
rlne timber dosirnafef Tor rfnnirF hF e.
Eoresf ofurer. located on 90 ara o. BE-
dranitelv dsHiHratef ~ p Ferest nnieer
before ruNuinH begins. turiudinE about
liaa acres On aruraHiGateiy sections "a
watershed q nniHag Greek within fhe
Worlds Nafinmai Furesi estimated 81
contain it.eoo cps. more uf less. 80 h.d
of leEa thar aiNo 90 per Thousand rrrH
WI - cunaiferef end q deposit RI feae 81
rafahie 20 me order ~ ere FIrHt National
Bank uf AihuHueraue. 81 AZ must 30
sent 20 fhaf hank Tor earn hif suhulITfHd
% fbH Hunervfaur Timber uFuu Ea.ld
cialria ~ exempt from Hafe The rtEht
a. reject any and aH hffa iu reserved
Dor further Information ard reruiaflrna
ruFarnfng sales. address Forrest SUPER
visor Florida National Ftreat. Pensacola.
FIoriia fnmsu 2 E'ffedFe Forrest SUP
erViHor. annvaawaw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
ALLEGED THAT
HE SOLD LIQUOR
W. y. GREEN. MANAGER or a
REID wHIsKEY COMPANY. rs
ARRESTED BV THE POLICE.

". r. Green. manager ~ the A
Reid whisky Company, was arrested
about no O'Clock last niEht ~ captaiu
Hail on the charge u selling Iiauor
without q license.
Green was arrested az his place Of
business IN the rear - the Merchants
hotel. corner ~ Painfoz and Govern
ment streets. waich r. said % 30 used
a. Distributing station ~ the
whiskey company.
CAPTAIN Hall said last night that
several men were in the place when
De- arrested Green.
The case win Be called m ths re-
cordrrss court Norday morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
PROMINENT SOCIETY WOMAN
SUES HER DAUGHTER

WashlnEton. Nov. fe--Mra Jane
Morau. prominent society woman.
leader On the ~ A. a. aud said a. be
collateral Defendant 80 gsurHo
Washington. has alcd nuu aRainni-nfr
daurhter. asking the court - convert
the iattcF'H share 90 fise famlvsa kano
ooo estate into q trust nlnd Mrn. Mo-
ran also asks the court 20 ruio as o.
the ownership uf a mansion OF Mas.
sachusetta avenue now Occupied ~
John HAYS Hammond. which the
daughter. Mrs Eleanor neraer McCon.
nihc. claims IL partially her property
The nult. which has stirred society.
mew uut 81 the failure ~ Airs. Moran
and her daughter % aEree a. % The
division ~ thn income rom the estate
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

Oakland CAL. Nov. 15aCaFI Alta.
f.r tte lest three yeara ths mninatny
Hrfind she b1t q tho champion Oak.
land cIub az the parine Couat League.
wiz lead me team a. captain aud
manager neKf season The appoint
neut vac recently made By President
E 81 Walter and the directors q the
club. and has met with me appFasal
20 every irynI Oakland ian.
Mnre. who has heen fondiy known
- the fellow r. n the waue e.
HHonus" has Ions been considered ERE
brains ~ thc team. Win an due re-
arert 90 Bud sharpe. the oaks never
would have landed near the TOP but for
Mifne Hc was the man who stsmdlea
the pitchers. the man who wac rcspon
siblo Tor nu ths tricky plays. the uan
who steered the team into the lead
when sharpe vas laid up tick fer
weeks.
The new Oakland MANAGE ta Is
Hoara ~ aEe and a native 81 Illinois.
Ffe received hiH professional training
in 1898 a. a member o fine Colorado
Springs club of the Western LeaEue.
The next year found him with the o.
kaloosa club a. ths Central association.
BE remained there Tor two seasons
and IA 1905 PC returned o. the Western
league. playing with tha Pueblo club.
MitEe was brought 90 the oakland
club iu the spring q 1919 ~ Hawg
Wolycrton. who took charge In thai
year. The little fellow looked Ike
Joke when ha FIRST landed. Tie was
clumsy and aioW, meek ard untutorud
and nobody thouEft that - would 90
In Coast league society. but ~ turn
80 around and SURPRISED The wisest
ones 81 The Ehme. lie became a stsr.
The rise 81 ere iltua baekstop was
sensational Woltnrton quickly rec
urnlTea has ahliItv 49, e hnm player and
soon placed him behind the bat az the
regular catcher ~ the club. lie prov
"a true % hia trust and delivered g.
TIRE best ~ his ability. A. q thrower.
Do ranked second 90 no other mar in
the league and an a sfeadier 81 young
pitchers. he was a regular marvel Ha
d.i aH much a. any ether member -
the c.uh rs hrnE the pennant home
60 Oakland.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.
. %

Furnished by the local oaics. weather
bureau. united States department 81
agriculture. under the direction %
Willis 4. Moore. chief 90 bureau wash
inEion. n. G.
Psusaeels's Temperatures Data.
Highest on record Tor Noyomher. e.
degrees
Lowest on record for November %
degrees
Average 81 the highest daily tenn
psraturea for November. 81 degrees.
Average ~ the lowest daily temper
atures for November. GO degrees.
highest temperature Yesterday. es
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday morn
inE. 40 degrees.
Pensacola's RRinfrll Data.
Normal rainfall for the month e
Novcmf er. Sta inches
Total rainfall this November % 2
.. m. 80 inchcs
Total excess January fst 70 October
sist 81 inches
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
MRS. JERNIGAN
GOESTO REWARD
AGED WIDOW or WELL KNOWN
LUMBERMAa succUWBs--FuN.
ERAL SERVICES TO-DAY At DE.
FuNiAk.

Milton. Nov ls-Mrs. Anicr Jerni-
san. rciict % Francis Jsrnigan, a prom
ineut Iumbcrman 81 this county, died
today az noon at the home ~ her
daughter. MrA D a. Bcal. In De-
Funiak. The remains WI ha Inferred
IN the Mnton cemetery SUNDAY. &C .
o'clock
Her children. Oliver IerniEan. Mrs.
T. Lawrence Brown and Mrs Fohn
Norris. nu ~ tsis place. were az her
Bedside when death came
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
EIGHT APE ARRESTED
OK CHARGE or GAMBLING

Henry UH'aa.errv ard seven other
NEGROES vrre arrested about m 40 last
uIaht az $40 West Jackson street and
sfnt 81 tFa police station On the charge
81 euraunE in game a. chance
c8fHsnr-ry is also CHARGED with being
Keeper Of fhe game
THfv werr arrested ~ Capfaiu Han
anH Omcers Pericics and KFIe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
BETTER THAN SPANKING.

erankinr Goes not cure Children 81
uefttuN There "a ronafitlf fnnaI
ra.an Cor fFH trnuhfn Wra AL Hnan-
rfra HnE " eIufn lterd Ind vi Hnnf
frna co aME WaEMNF her HaHraHHfut Msnfn
frra frsrrf eth fau trFffllHfsHrH send
ra money. nuf write Der TO-DAY f rn1r
rhEHrer fHr Pie Tmu FRI fhIH way Dent
hfarrr frH HHEI fhe rnanrrH are 81 rar.f
hH1n Ii TH.r treatment atsH elrnf az fa
ard AGED rHunH fruaN.nl ulth uFIna ar
cuitea fg eau 90 n.Eal tAdFerfiFementB
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
REouEsT THAI SMALL
noV &C DETAINED

A request that the policemen keen
lockout for Richard McWintsr.
nine renr-old white boy. waa received
az the police station last niNht
The ufilcern were Instructed 20 rs,-
turn him 20 me Manhattan hotel when
found.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

Savannah No.. to--whe suirits ~ turv
renffue market nneuet ana Closc1 arm
erirfs were tEf cHHka. ah mments 81
oa.kH ard stocks 90 ef.1aa caahs
TIE resin market rnenna ans rlnsnh
nrf1 talns were aell barrels. receipts
u'rHuch and stocks 90 f1tlfa barrels
1alEinH quotations were az fnNnwH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
Bank Statement.

Nfw huFk, nov 1.-THE statement ~
the artuel condition ~ flearinn hnufe
hAhAa anq trust cnrnna niles Tor the waail
shows that they hold az pa 800 frnafsm
~ excess n LEGAL requirsuaeuts Thia
ia an increase III tkfg eco rfnru iant vsreA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

ufth s earIraa 81 harasa era nri.a ~
sale 1naf u
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
Pensacola Cotton Market.

The followinW report is furnished dallY
~ The Henaaro.n Journal ~ NAntA
Aliisnn a Co. Cotton Merchants. pensa-
H.la. FLORIDA
Coed MlHnMnn .................. So
etfigt MlddiinF sssssssrssssssssss.ti IL
aAAAAAAMM Ha..n.eefHH asaHaHHaHHHa NN ANatH
strict lev Mtddiinr ............H1 f-rf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

FOR SALEmTeam ~ hay horses. trap
nnd harness Can - seen 81 Wood's
stable WI work sinnle or double city
trained Apply q Ttirsen isnov1t
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

WnM NArE@Faur corner lots O. Block 20
East pensacola Weights. on~ block from
Nawn1. on car Nmn and facing south
Coed usinhtufhocd Price Al eco 90. taoo
r8aH. haiarce niN nnd tweiva months
Thlr - a tarWain- n rou vast them act
auirk Address - Ri @ 10" r. o. nar
ta9. Pensacola. Pa atncft ms
FOR SALE nay mara Absolutely sound
WaFUn and Fef 90 hHrneHn tIEs Tor cash
MafHams stable. East Chase So Teort
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

FOR SALE.

FOR aATE-rhsmn. gentle horse ara
EurreF Apply as Mr. George Turner.
corner ~ Fouftrnrfh street and sixth
AWNmnH. Phone faNE fannwft
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Treesi sh-uba' pianssi High
Hrsde -. pecan. orangs. arape fruit.
peach ana al kinds ~ fruit ana oFna-
nenfai trees Pafronixe home Industry.
Write f1r catalogue Pensacola seed a
Nursery O. Pensacola. pa anovin
ron sALE OR REsT-wew ssv-n eT1
i fS H''s"'A " , rr''n. ,. s,a ::
FOR sALE-Nsw. uars - Escsmhi.
100 sfenhsn t@e. county surveyor y
q hnS tTt. Pensacola
roR sarr-siv thou.srs tssosl s-rss
a. Lvirr near nav Mirr,,, ara Fsrt
sasi.et = 'f surpsr,ir. is.-s ~ '' re.
- 20 ~ arre Pensacola Investment g.
Fsnsafoia. pa fooct
FoR RaLr -ovsrstarhss. uust sell AZ
e. Il h.'d !, = y 5 ? 80, nss. pui. -.
reasferu 81 81 anf ~ os each W ~
thhoft ceufury "a sooctirn'
ron skrr-sT a~re.. 20 op.n iana Sc
rer arrH 80 a~rsF wnrfianf fHnf hHrf
wao4 so ncres woodland faua nW '1irip1
$500 srheais. church anf EonH nrighhrrs.
fnw ria~es aua ths hest slrouns roos
haf,rnoek ians ~ west rlerisa. reaa 81.
Werrenf ~ neef - ferfHir~ra bale ~
.e', 80 e -" s-rs. q - = sssh.,. esrs
~~wrfrv ~ go sweet runsiv snuth here
= wet r-~-fsa Coed srrss ~ saw mr.
,'Frherea isna rl-s ~ ? low rri~s Gaea
haisass 81 tine tasrs.s an eorrari.
County. PA iaost
rrrw rorpvAr PANAMA cAWAL. 81
tian 70 fhe h~st hank ~ aavrrfisfne
peusacoia ever urodue-d Oct = ara sens
= r vnur frfeats ~ an book stores ~
FoR sAtr-Fivs iats ~ East Psnss.
.,ms ~. IS, a. 8" ,,ss a. ~" 80. 80 ,i,s
sis ana twelve months THIS is bar
gair N vnu want them art quick q
u ca-tnanv 80 roof American Va
.Hll 'hA tllsnE ep
con sAtw-ons nsw National cash req.
istsr Win aeisn 80 sns ietsi sasss
IN arrourt ara nais out kevu latest tvnr
Anpiv = south rsisfer street prone ~
WuR satF-TRwpsi TREEs' TREFg'
orange. Ersrefr4iif ~ peran. pearh.
pear pium, ara 81 k'nd. ~ fruit shade
sns ORNAMENTAL rrea write for tarEs
estalaeue Alvin japanese Nursery Co.
Mobile IA .fssp2m
rHussEr- Fitsss W an srpsrt Rsns'
ard sattsfa rfion wuara ntset MAI ord.
sre have prompt ntfemfinn The rrvstnl
Pharmarv. Brent HuiitinE fstuiyiyr
CLEANLINESS for sale ~
the Empire. Phone 322
and pet our prices.
ron sAt.F-sorn. Of she b.si farrlns
lands ~ Eacambis County Improves
anf unifuuruw Prices tight. terms
reaaonabie Address A r. Hinman.
Century. Pa ffnch
F'op aAIE-To waRs Farmers ard
others
FaRM TkNns-Cood grade and location
ten AgNte sud up a. fRe per acre.
F1F-FN CENTS per acre cash
TWENTY FIVE CENTS per acre per
Fnuufh
so fNrEREsr or TAKES.
Can you better Invest your savirEaf
Vs. r. REEVE
Phone iaaS fet. VI Cervantsa 81
f0nov
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

wv r0rpVar PANAMA CANAL 80
finn 70 ere hnst hank fnr nHvrrfisfns
PerHarota ever urufue~f Oct - ara NerA
q n wnur frfeafs A. an book stores 81
~ fhfa mWnN
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-19

Much in the world may be done by
severity. more by love and most OF all
by discernment and impartial justice
Goethe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-19
BREAKS A COLD IN A
FEW HOURS-PAPE'S
First Dose of Pape's Cold
Compound Relieves All
Grippe Misery.

After the very first dose of "Pape's
Compound" you distinctly feel the
cold breaking and all the disagreeable
grippe symptoms leaving.
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The Extra Session.


an
relieving possible
in Washington
the short that will be
cratic controlling all the shall
be willing responsibility
cided will
bills
will hardly be permitted simply
a
hardly within
frond with the necessity all his
venting deadlock
the House leadership
the
disposed toward tariff radsm
the prophetic discern
just tieup developed
Washington Times.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-19
Minimum Wages for Women.

in
Of
the
ployed factories and the has found the
Of this of working is $3.50
The "adrif,"
which
a
shortghted
the girls wrong"
% OF
prudsh society," blaming girls the conditions
the girl an respect.
of
to of
where
toll live
There excellent remedy underpaid working
delay
legislation
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-19
ALL G. R. & l. CARS
WILL Be OF STEEL
Pennsylvania Company to
Soon Use Steel Cars All
Over Its System.

The Pennsylvania railroad announc-
ed today that it will shortly have
available for use on the lines of its
system a total of 1872 solid steel pas
senger equipment cars, probably more
than one-half of the all-steel passen-
ger equipment in the United States,
proximately $40.000.000.
These steel passenger cars have
been added to the company's equip
ment since June, 1906, when it was
announced that all future additions to
passenger equipment on the Pennsyl-
vania system would be of all-steel con-
struction.
The Lines of the Pennsylvania sys-
TEN, on all of which steel cars will
be operated, include the Pennsylva-
mia railroad lines East and West of
Pittsburg and Erie. the Long Island
railroad, the Cumberland Valley rail-
IOdu, tue NEW fHllduSIpnld anu
Norfolk railroad, the Vandalia rail-
road. and the Grand Rapids and In
diana railway.
The Pullman company for several
years has been constructing steel
sleeping and parlor cars to equip the
entire Pennsylvania system. Already
there are in service 362 sleeping cars,
121 parlor cars. and 81 combination
baggage and parlor cars, all of solid
steel construction. These $40 cars are
painted the standard Pennsylvania
red; there are additional steel Pull
man cars operated on the Pennsylva-
mia in connection with the Southern
roads. These are not included in the
above number.
The steel passenger cars on the
Pennsylvania system have been call
ed "dreadnaught" cars by reason of
their construction. They weigh some
11S,500 pounds as against $4,000
pounds in the standard vestibule
wooden coach. This increase in weight
very greatly reduces the vibration of
the car. thereby adding to the comfort
of passengers. The car is noncollapsi-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-19
A Diplomatic Husband.

A Diplomatic Husband.
= Mrs. Max-Cant afford to let me &C
to the seashore. Why not? My board
there wouldn't cost much more than il
does here. Mr. Maxi admit that. my
love. but think Of all the money I'D
have to spend entertaining myself in
your absence.-Boston Transcript.