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New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
FINANCIAL MARKET
Stocks Close Strong - Bank
Statement Shows Reserve
Above Legal Requirements
of Only S487,550.

Transactions in stocks in the two hours
of business were moderately active, but
price movements showed great Irregular
ity with unimportant changes in the
larger number of issues at the close,
Reading being the chief exception. This
issue in the face of the announcement Of
suspension of work at the anthracite
coal mines enjoyed maximum advance
Of more than points. Holders Of stocks
Of the coal carrying companies are not
at all exercised over the present dif-
ference between the miners and the op-
orators, while the general investment
and financial community Is losing no
sleep over the final outcome Of the un-
fortunate situation. Coal strikes come
and go, and the chief sufferers are the
miners and the ultimate consumers. In
the present case it is not believed the
trouble will run for any length of time,
while it is thought that consumers Will
not suffer as much as in past strikes,
owing to the season Of the year and the
fact that the producing companies have
enormous supplies Of coal on hand.
While Reading presented net gain OF =
points. such -ctive stocks as Amalga-
mated Copper, Union Pacific and United
States Steel showed small fractional
losses The Allis-Chalmers issues were
strong features; also the Hill shares,
Utah Copper and Third Avenue. The
general market presented few interesting
movements, but sentiment as rule ap-
peared to be conservatively bullish.
Bank statement figures published after
the close of business suggest that the
Clearing House institutions will be COM
pelled TO take immediate steps to in
crease their reserves; also that higher
rates for money will develop in the cur
rent week. According TO the Clearing
House exhibit, showing the actual posi-
tion Of members on Friday night, the re-
serve above legal requirements practi-
caIlv has been wiped out, standing Mt
S4S7.5lO. lo~1 of $11,747,J50 from a
week aeo and a decline of more than
$3S. .OOO.O from the high point Of the
year reported i'm February. Loans in
creased S13 S29, 900. while cash decrease 4
more than $1O,OOOOO0 OF course a part
of the loss reported IN cash and a part
OF the incrc Sc in loans are more or less
bookkeeping affairs, incident to the
preparations for the financing Of the
Arrn interest and dividend disburse.
ments.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET. Money on call
v.s per cent Time money was decd-
edly more active last week There was d
better and broader demand. and, while the
supply was adequate. tenders held IT rather
firmly az TO rates. In the closing days OF
the week the long dates were loaned pretty
generally at the asked rate. per cent. The
commission house demand was improved
Rates, 3l4d3t2 per cent for sixty days, 3l2H
80, per cent for ninety days, 3NGi per cent
for four. FIVE and six months. Mercantile
paper continued in good demand last week
In this and other markets. Gradual i'm
provement in business Is shown by a bet
ter supply although desirable paper is not
vet by any means superabun6ant Rates,
40Hg per cent for sixty and ninety days
indorsements 4Qli2 per cent for choice four
a nd six months single names per cent for
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Thc foreign oX-
change market was barely steady. The
demand for the late mails was quiet and
offerings were moderate Francs were rela-
lively firm, owing 10 the decline In the
rates for sterling al Paris. quotations fol-
low: Sterling cables, M2544Sl5p, demand,
I }CS5dA 1880: sixty day bills, i.S3SOniA; short
francs, 51sis plus l-6i ana snort relchs-
marks, 95ls plus l-64
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation in the market for outside Sc
curities during the short session showed
fair activity and while some irregularity
developed at the outset, this was followed
by frmness with decided strength in the
oil stocks Standard OIL Of Kentucky, after
selling at 800. decline Of $50. advanced
TO si75 Standard oil of New Jersey ran
up 10 points on the report Of a cash dividend
of 500. AngloAmerican Oil sold up TO LOIS,
due 10 the rumor that the stock would be
put on a 20 per cent basis and that the
capital would be increased, with valuable
rights 10 stockholders Lehigh Valley Coal
Sales, after slight recession, moved up a
point United Cigar Stores was up a point.
British-American Tobacco was active with
in a narrow limit. Copper stocks were
quiet but arm. Silver shares we're shade
easier Bonds were dull and unchanged.
Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The great strength developed rEe, gy Hen'h on the
made it the feature OF me eaH.bet ma hesitat-
Consolidated Exchange No'Iwced bv the
FFSmained FgnsriT rm and at no tine sa aid 'HSh The
appear to be any pressSnre, ,oCe t9 Of eft the i'm
ae1l9n ndinS 9l coa 5i miners strike as well as the
nTeIs anty TU regarding Mexican deVe!o5g
ments WAS construed fayoEably by ftg rag
@rs, Sales were distributed a,,aIiv amsGne broad
two on diteregs gstSrIav GeN short session of two
hours Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
Pankors. nosled rates follow:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston, Is 2-5c
New Orleans commercial 2jc discount. hank
81 premium. 81 Louis, l0c premium bid l6c
premium asked; Minneapolis, 2cc premium,
charleston. buying par. selling l-l0 per
cent premium; San Francisco, sight 22c,
telegraph Sc.
SILVER MARKET. ET.-COmmcrClal bar sill
Yer. &c; Mexican silver dollars. iic. Bar
silver I'm London ,O2cd at 2b ll-l6d.
MEXICAN EXCHANGF.-MrT OK
clan re on New York is quoted at 2olHc
sUB-TREASCRY. The sub-Treaslry was
creditor at the Clearing House SE,ll3
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

After allowing for the preferred 3N..'nl ~
balance available for common stock 'lut,s -
per cent on $lT653 50 stock. as compared WI
4 As per cent earned on same stock th' IIt't"...
wear Excess 81 current assets over current 20,
biltIes f. S7.SAl.j CharNtS Go capital a' -
were s. 400 O1S This includes cost OF d'l1N'b
the Gold Road Mine IN Arizona.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
NJ Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.

Bid Asked.
Pat e. y G. % g3
'p e @ 5s... Os -
Standard eco. 90
10 i9t 10 ioA f0s
- + G1s - % 00'f
'dn com Sc lOi inS
Syr G lst ~ 1921 lO3
$ 1t a Z o.. s3H Siii
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhardt No. 3s
Broad street, New York: No. "a Devonshire
street Boston Nos. IS and 20 King street
west. Toronto Canada, and No. Old Broad
street London.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPoRATION.

NOTICE OF SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS
The Seventh Annual Meeting Of the stock
holders Of Bethlehem Steel Corporation will be
held at its principal Office, No. 763 Broad street,
Newark. New Jersey. Tuesday, APRIL q
1912. al u o'clock noon. for the following pur-
poses: ID 20 elect four directors 20 serve for a
term OF three years: C2l 20 consider and vote
upon the approval and ratification Of all action
Of the Board Of Directors. Executive Committee
and officers Of the Corporation since the sixth
Annual Meeting Of its stockholders, held on
April 4. 1911; and 90 TO transact such other
business as may properly come before said
meeting.
The books for the transfer Of shares OF the
capital stock Of the corporation. both preferred
and common, will be closed at 8 O'Clock =. VI.
on Monday. March II, 1912 and viii be re-
opened al o'clock a. NJ. on Wednesday April
8. 1912
Dated Newark. y. j., March /, 1912.
3. H JONES, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
INACTIVE SToCKc

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
BONDS.

sloO Insp Cons cyt es. 1o4ia lo4!s 1912 lo4la
5000 4 Y city y. iolii i0lij i9lH iol'i
1900 west Pacific IS. So, SIS. ss. sss,
.sels cents per share. 4Od3 lots .Ex dividend
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

Total sales d gay "oa 3 @ 9 sam. ~
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
,Furlshed by Swartwout 4 Appenze.lar. 40. ="
Pine strccI)
-. frt ,tslt.
(Maturins 1913 81

SUNDAYS EW.YoRK TRIBUNE
Mailed anJ where in the United Sis"'
for So so a year.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
u. S. SMELLING, REF. & MINING.

The United States Smelling, Refining ana
Mining Company has issued It's report lot
the year ended December 81. 1911 The lh-
come account compares as follows.
tul, IIo
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
BOND MARKET SALES.

1000 Jap 4i2s I'd = 9l7s
1000 r of { Is. 1854
1000 y Y State As
1861 logs
5000 do .......lO2i4
1000 y Y Can As
1861 ...... lp2i.
1000 y Y City IS
1893 loo
1000 do 44S....lO2i
1900 DO .......lo2"s
5000 DO AIS 81 1912
r,1p AJaDng I'y Ag -
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
ROSTON STOCKS,

FURNISHED by Charles Head s. Co., No. II Broad
street)
LAND.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Interest to be added.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
,vD SURETY COMPANIES.
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

.New stock.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-07-27

IBERIA BUILDING ASS y
The weekly Iberian., 1912-07-27

I Marsh Island Is close - the re-
tfrrgts already established by Mr..
McIlhenny and Mr.. Ward. and
completes the largest and most
. important part Of The foundation
work which those gentlemen lad
! out III connection with Their na
tlonaI refuge plan.
81 cannot give out our exact
| plans at the present time, SAID
Mr.. Melihenny when urged to
| make definite statement Iegald
ing his purchase II can say to
! you, however, that some gentle
men who are not OrleanIans arc
| interest, Il IN the purchase atn
not now at liberty to say who they
are nor where they live.
"les, 1t is true that the proper
ty was not bought for either IL
clamatlon or agricultural projects
1t Will not be reclaimed.
Further M. Mcllhenny would
not discuss the purchase
That he was gratiiiea 1t the
CLOSE of the deal Mr.. Mcllhenny
made 10 effort 10 conceal II am
very glad the papers are lIaWn
up ahd the deal consummat"d, y
he said the deed will be re-.
corded III Iberia Parish Tuesday. =
The purchase gratities an ambl
ton Oh the part of Mr. Mcllhenny
that was born seventeen years
ago, when he began his work of
conselv wing wild bird life. He be
gan with two pair Of snowy heron
and to day on the reserves III the
vicinity of Avery Island, where
his home is, there are more than
100000 different species of Wild
birds, which come from all climes
and quarters Of the globe to find
their nesting place and winter
haven.
Mr.. Mcllhenny, who worked
very hard to get through the new
game law at the General Assem-.
bly, just adjourned, said yesterday
that he is quite we'll satisfied with
the bill as it was enacted into law
The measure really provides foI
the preservation Of game, for the
establishment of game refugees.
However, | deploIc the turning
over the enforcement of the game
laws to officials Of the different
parishes, since ! do not believe
that they can be efficient in sup
pressing illegal hunting, owing to
the fact that few men will inform
against their neighbors.'
Speaking of the Hork done al
the refugees of Avery Island, Mr..
Mcllhenny said that good results
were always being seen. ''Iht
breeding season just closed was a
good one,' he said, ''and the birds
there have greatly multiplied. y
Mr.. McIhenDy is guest at the
Hotel Gruntwald. He leaves this
for Iberia Parish
The weekly Iberian., 1912-07-27

The work of erecting the new
sugar refinery at Cecilia, Oh the
New Iberia 4 Northern Railroad,
IS progressing, Notwithstanding
the excessive rains which have
prevailed in that section. Most
of the concrete foundations have
been laid and are ready for the
machinists to start their work.
his mill is the one which was
originally erected near Lake
Charles Come years ago. 1t was
never success there, being too
tar from cane fields. 1t is now
being rebuilt in a section which
viii grow cane enough for several
mills Of Its capacity The wO'h
of rebuilding was commenced
about four weeks ago.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-07-27
MAKES PIMPLES GO
Remarkable How Zemo Clears the
Face of Pimples and all
Other Blemishes.

With the finger tips apply a lit
tie Zemo to the skin, then see the
implies and black heads vanish.
Zemo is liquid, not a smear,
leaves no trace, just simply sink s
in and does the work. You will be
astonishcd tof find how quickly
eczema, rash, dandruff, itch, liver
spots, salt rheum and all other
SIX in diseases are cured.
Zemo is put up by the E. w. Rose
Medicine Co, st. Louis, Mo-, and i,
regularly sold by all druggists at
81 for the large bottles, bnt you
can get liberal size trial bottle
for only % cents. And this trial
bottle is guaranteed. You surely
will find Zemo a wonder. Get a
bottle from
THIBODEAUX'S DRUG STORE.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-07-27

AS for the Democrats, will they
please do their best! They can
carry 10 ont Of Is states for Will
son by strong pull.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-07-27

It still remains for Col. ROOse.
Welt to ratify the Wilson ticket.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-07-27
THE DEMAND FOR LOANS

who are buiniiM or buy Aing homes,
is so great hat We>nnW need more
savers. Ii OK become saver
with as <xouN money, is loaned to
your fIlow mensherJ and secured
by th4r homes.
Our | instalIment stock offers a
safe d pd Tofitable> investment for
systematic saving. We add divi-
dends Nery six mo3ths.
You MithdraX at any time.
Our literature IS free for the ask
ing.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-07-27

Democracy nominated without
the use Of the steam roller.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-07-27

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man ana DayHa i'!a"h"Aeat ar tHG
irIaiy
MI Fairar made bli-f talk.
laying stress upon nc Importance
ut tir work IA hand
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those who can truI m and those
iio get most fiom Tho guErrn
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are gong ~ make anmr ,4.ntie pa.
tdAy4 Hno lIa.,- never pa.d ta"r.
Ucioiv ". drr gong to inGirase
taxes Oh Some r.ull.., on Nhons
theA ought 10 DC Increased
W., i,.y.. s,yrtrd ,ny..,t from All
personal interest, ~ nearly is L
man al Aayp tIIcd 70 come
here with u puippsc Only % stlts
the Nta4e. tfusl that PEysy man
:" 10 has come i.eGe As ] have tlsed
~ coin@,
Ihp 'nnnlsSian Il. .unp4srd nf
rwrnty-rwo ln.nbrrs uf the lIous,
ana senate. the Lieutenant tsov
rrilor and the ~ry4kri II tilc
House and NIX representative citi
Z.ns named hN the Gyy.rnnf. IL
deliberations Hlil be ~ Keen inter
est 10 lIiougl,ltni citizens The
results of lis iaboss vii affect AL
citizens
The Daily States Of New Di
n t,...
The weekly Iberian., 1912-07-27

For Job Printing go to Millard's.
E. f. MILLARD, The Printer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-05
NoTrs FoR TnE CATIONS.

introductory sketch and CaKton e
preface
Question Who vas William GaN-
ton sud SHY r. bic nfs % especial in
terewtr
For wat tuo TRANSACTIONS are
~ particularly Indebted % him Why 7
a-Give some idsa ~ ths din1rultiea
encountered n TRANSMITTING aud print
inr in CaNton'H a.
a-Traes development n English
language
what A. we know ~ sir Thomas
Malor1
e-What nre the specuiatlnnH con
ceruinR AFthlr hirtoricall1r
Give Outline ~ original story
% Arthur From what source Vas
Malory's reaa1n probably derived
G-Account Tor TIE addition ~ the
Round Table 70 ire original Artfurian
legend
e-Relate ire two famous stories
which became Incorporated with o.
f0.--Gike general criticism ~ Nal
ory's King Arthur
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TO PRESERVE
sTAf MREN-a hEsT

Several months $50 p nunher nf 80
known writer's and public men wsre
asked 20 contribute autographs 81 b.
installed IN IRE library ~ the Wrsn'n
Nest after the home Be- taken On charge
~ the unrle Remua association.
Promptly the autographs came. each
With an EXPRESSION ~ appreciation -
what thn association is doing These
autographs were accompanied bY sx-
preaslons ~ genuine interest la the
work. and the wtsh that the aome
would soon 30 orensd - ths public as
Mecca for the tourists and visitors
20 Atlanta. who lowed and appreciated
Mr. Harris writing This encourage
ment was from the great minds ~ the
World
Many governors sent their photo
rraphs and the three presidents con-
trihuted theirs autographed Roosevelt
sent the picture BE- had made iust be-
fore he set out for Africa: Taft sent
HE Nith itH engaging smile. aud Wood
row Wilson gave his life ~ Georr-
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CAPTAIN BouTERs SAYS
SALVATION ARMY WILL
CARE pOR CHILDREN.

Captain kouferbe % the Salvation
Army. Informed this department. last
uiEht that every precaution WiH he
taken ~ the army 90 see TRAIT there
Ia no chlld forEotton b, santa claus
TITS Christmas.
said Captain Routerss Please Say
that already TIRE Salvation Army =
making arrangements 60 Hee That ne
little child la ueziected tafs Christ
mas On Pensacola The churches ill
cooperate with tie army Ia thin re-
spect. one church airssay having guar
anteed the happiness % seventy I'VE
children
Eaca Christmas the Salvation Az
my Rcsa cut into the highways ard by
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washington" with q sincere hope that
the home would be preserved.
And Grace Wicdersein. Who paints
those delicious little babies with the
biz round eyes. sent an autographed
Picture ~ two % the most charminE
creations ~ her brush. Learned men
frusn al over ths world. men identi-
hed vita an the biw educational inau-
tuuoua In this and other countries
have given their encouragement. and =
nov remains for Atlanta 90 generous
81 support the movement which has
a irnosf reached flllnlimsnt
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YOUR RgMEoV

CIudd N. Lewis IN Houston PostD
n you git tAlnkin' the skies are graz
An blossoms wiited along the say
An skies vii never aEain be blue.
An nofhin' waits do~n the years for
you.
An lacrs agin' you. an you ere al
in.
That's the slne Tor 20 try . Er3n:
Just trv q vide ono--an upper case
II amt a-goin' 70 orack your face.
SEINE DAYS " rains an me cloud. are
low,
some DAYS tbs world is abrIm with
som. ssys there isn't a via biras
sens.
some dsys the world Eiu 70 Eofn'
Then you've sot trouble beat ssr a
f you can un W your head an
smile
Try h-put sorrow upon the run;
ID Amt a-roin' 10 hurt you none
We're mostly uttls-that b. we're
young
When hearts and f.slins q, anguish
wrunE
An ths world iooks dark an dsvo.d
- aunE.
An the WAYS are rocky and sleep and
Ions
An trouble rrests AZ on every hand ~
But isuEh az trouble an show you've
sand
A grin wfn help you sn avfuI sEh'.
Al u Cart hurt you ths lsastest
You're too sslf-csntered. thats SHY
you're blue
Your thoughts ere always Just
thoughts ~ Fou'
Get out - yoursslf-fars you ever
can.
An faH Ia step wlth your feIlou man
just think q him Tor a little while.
AZ you vii notice the old world
smile.
An birds wm sins. and the blooms
yin SWAY.
An you'll End Sc q lovely GAY.
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Merchants: We can con-
vert your old stock into
ready cash. Old stocks
bought and sold. American
Sales and Salvage Co, with
+. Greenblatt. ia E. Inten-
dencia ST., Pensacola. Fla,
from Dec. 4 to 10; with r. c.
Whstley. Ramer, Ala, from
Dec. III 10 is. Time open 16
20 "a.
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TO STUDY FRENcH DURING
WINTER SEASON.

A Coterie % cultivated women uao
are Interested ln French literature
have formed themselves into q club Tor
the study ~ French. entoytnE 60 the
weekly meeting various masters ps
French Hterature.
Mrs. william n. Knowles. Mrs. Wiz
mer Hayward Mrs a. " zeek Mrs.
John a. Jones. Miss Maud suter and
Mrs. A ~. Avery compose this deilaht-
fully informal ciFcle. wao have just
finished one or Moilcre's plays and
have taken ur q play ~ Maeteriinck.
Mrs Jones was hostess o. she club
last week az her hospitahic home on
North narCeIoua street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-05

lf.--What particular virtue does MS
work possess
ia-Mentiun several modern adap-
tatlonm ~ the STORY p of Arthur.
Wherein % thsy most materially Gif-
frr from MaioTyH version.
i1--give Sir walter Scotts criti-
cism q MalorF's -king Arthur
CaKton'a PFefmca.
lf-Why did Caxton print Malory's
King Arthur
tb-How does ne become convinced
81 Arthurs basis IN history
1e-C7ive some tdea 81 extent ~
Caxtou's edition.
t5.-Characterirs sir Thomas MAI
ufy. william Cnxtnn.
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MRS. MITCHELL cHARNtNcLN
ENTERTAINED ~
JACKSONVILLE.

Mr. Prank Mitchell returned on
SUNDAY from Jacksonville where as
the guest ~ her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
a.. a. Rogers. ~ their home ~ River
side she VAS charminEiy entertained
for scveral weeks.
Mrs Mitcheirs sister Nra. J. y
Bowers % New York. Was also ths
Eusst ~ Mr., and Mrs. Rogers and q
great many social courteslea were
shoNu them - Girlhocd frtends
Mr. Mitchell vii entertain her par
snts later On the months a. her home
on West Gonzalez street and WIN have
cousin 81 Mr.. Mitchell az her guest
early Cd January
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MISS GRACE MINIS GUEST
OF MISS MARN AllRuA.

Miss Grace Minis. 81 Bay Minstts
b. the ATTRACTIVE Euest ~ Miss Mar
Hibun. and win remain With Ser 70,
several weeks
Miss Hiihun vas ne Fuest ~ MiN,
Mime the rast sumner On Mobile. and
these two charming vounK Eirla VII
no doubt enjoy a round ~ pleasures
during ths visit ~ Miss Mius 90 Pen
sacaia
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ar and Mrs.. D. Hilton Green ana
son. Henry. returned yesterday from
Phiiadelphia. where the youug man vas
recently operated On Tor uppeudicitis
AR. Green rcfurns home much lmrroN-
"a On heaifh end wil remain until AZ
ter the holidays. wien ~ win resume
hts studies 90 LaVrenceHille. New Jsf-
hes
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MISS BLoUNT TO
VISIT ~ MoBILE

aiss Biount. % Pensacola. 10 a lovely
guest whose coming r. anticipated Tor
the end 81 the week she viii visit
Dr. and AIRS. Scale Harris and. with
their other attractive guest Miss WI
leila Ralnnr. yin BE- showered with
charming compliments during the sew
erai weeks sofourn Mobile Item.
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N. N. G. A. MEETINo.

held yesterday morning In The parish
house ~ Christ church the member
Co sixty
~ was decided 90 write 90 the field
secretary - the Y. n. ~. e. A. f1r the
Caroiinns. Georgia. Florida and viz
ginla. Miss Anna =. easier. - Char
lotte. 90 come 90 Pensacola and aid
In the organization uork.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-05
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Christmas Hint
a Delightful Ctr Eor the
New Baby

The new haby's mother wfll Do DO
lighted n santa Claus puts m her
Christmas boz . bahy blanket nks the
one Illustrated
The foundation 81 the pretty little
cover 10 OF padded white groagrain
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-05

fn council taey'n discuss our claim.
Where none their wisdom may diF.
raraEe.
And on the minutes thefm proclaim
our hans in scientific marriage
London Opinion
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-05
MEETING o. CHILDREN
OF coNFEpERACV.

The children q The Cenfedsracy
will hold an Important meeting On sat-
urday afternoon a. sac In the new
biXuuac I'm tie the Thlesen buiidinG.
and au members are earnestly urEed q
attend a. there are many matters ~
importance TO come before this meet
fum
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-05

ways FOR the little ones whose Christ
mas might bs a Horry one hut Tor the
kindly oficea 20 Tits brave hand -
workers. and it - their Intention %
o. en- possible 90 see that the chil-
dren are noe forgotten b. SAINTS Claus
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-05
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs joan " Thlsssn have
returned from their wedding trip aud
are 20 home fof the present with Mr.
ThIeaens parents. Mr and Mrs Geo.
~. rraylor. On ponce De- Leon avenue.
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