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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
A LAY SERMON FROM
A WAUCHULA TEXT

In one OF the Dickens novels ther.
i an exemplary. STRAIGHT Laced
tard-mouthcd man named Grad
Grind who abhorred all forms a
aan,sement. who Mors hipped ia Il
n, the only things in Gods Enikr.r"
worth considering in the education
o children. who Il pissed TIL ten
d.rncss as weakness. All beauty a
useless. and who piou~ly Expelled
from his life and home ,lcrt sehtle,
graceful. hgnanizing influence thai
would make tho one loss Grcary ana
;.Gd color and raarm 70 the other.
All novel anu all shows u"
elas.rd alihe and held 70 be tn"
work al III, aotil, and his boy ana
I .i.l, forbidden 70 indulge III either,
IsrN ap with starved souls and IN
ttttar rebellion a2ain:t the narrow
.tt,d and pitiless parental author
iii Which made life 80 mon0tonOls-
Is duh and empty for them hy cX-
Guiding All sweet. healthful Joys and
innocent diversions from their home,
Naturally the boy ran away il.
d.. season and sot with a circus
ana there his stern father found
h,m and took nm. AWAY. bu, not
pilil The old circus man had sal
something ia him in a brief sentence
IL ,yt.u,latiou Of the boy's conduc;
and lis own calling. which had
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18
rlolL Ia. same office Il Issued
THE LAKELAND NEWS


Miami is nov pointing wih ifia'
to William ]. BRYAN as her lsatiia
citizen and ~ doe, vel . maxi
nu, Ii Of him. Tor. Woodrow ~
crpled. y I 4 i. inst aholl fil'
biggest ran in rms country inaa!
This hrst bratn~ snahn'
woatarr WAieh points llie and Nl2t7
into Tho most SLUGGISH rein7. ana
~ leaves The g,aial sun full sway,
hlin4s out tn rrac ioyeinrss OF a
South Florida winter, MI that IS
good in both tropic md temperate"
zones il found right here and now,
ard Lakeland i headquarters foi
The goodness
Bro Hare Of the Arcadia News
also says and he puts il N l'allt +,
that h. IS the original Wilson
man We trust that the rrw dis
i, n.ation viii hand out sometime
real gond for Bro larc He stands
for 4 lrrl superior brand Of pro
ere iNn ljemurratN ANA in both na
tional and Stat, Is hes ho Is AWAY,
on The ri#al sia, t#HtiHa TOR Nhai
Is 20 and Gpnputiue Mhai h ad
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IT, hlinl, .c a lumar a lllil4
Suphie sprecf III l'l1 " st l.ti t4
inrr lh, l.GH. elgo Iii Na inftot
citv THO other nj III Shout 4 ti&
"a tilternr ia H ma np roal III
calamity hecaus otl~ rulitiDS thaa
l,s ara to dominate tIe enllnrr.
Prove that II, Is THAT prince Of tn
i,lluEa / GOOD loSpr Ii il a!moa
Il p.iA to lose suth a man from en-.
public liir, and nobody would quar-
rc: with President Wilson IL ia
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TIE House OF Representatives two
years hence
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-18

Bro Hare Of the Arcadia News
also says and he puts il III itallt !
that hc Is the original Wilson
nlan We trust that til" rrw dis
r,naa'ion viii hand out somc'hn#
real good for Bro Hare H. stands
for lrrl superior brand Of pro
Src i>e Democracy ana IN both na
tiona and Slaie Il ues ho Is AWAY,
on H. ri#0l SD f#htira tor Mhai
Is good and Gpnpnuene Nhai n lmd
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
THREE WILL BE
RELEASED TODAY
Some Believe They Will Be
Dealt With by the Friends
Of the Four Convicted
Gunmen. All Of Whom
VIII Be Sentenced on Nov.
26 and Then Sent TO Sing
Sing.

New Nork. Nov. a0-NcctencsH 81
death On the fgur gunmen eouVicfed
Bsmrrday 1f murferinr ths rSmblsr.
Herman mnaenthnL Wiii be pronounced
81 Iusfice cor on Eov c9. After nen-
tancs iu passed the xuuwen wtA -
taEen 90 sing sing where Police Lieu-
tenant Becker - auaifing death.
BALI" Jack Roae "mridEio- Weber
ana rTaFrv Vanon Win be released to-
norruss aftcrnoon.
IA wa learned toniaht that tha un~
dnrworld e aWaitinE thair releaas with
interest aa some believe frieuds ~ The
fauF convicted gunner win take re-
uonns uu ne ITO. ~ h aiao believed
that sam scheppa and william aha-
rlro. states witnesses. win be rFan
their freedom noon.
The psalHraes of the Eunmen wsra
taken to-day az their arraiEumeuG
whites" lewis SAD his reai name
vac Trank aeidanFhua. born On Russia.
- Yeara Oh and q okhintcr bY trade.
noth hia parents are Twins. ana be has
saruef two san sentences.
"psro Frank" xare hiu eorrect narne
a. Frank cira6a. an Yeara ala. q na-
tive 81 ffatF an4 q stream nllaf ~ 90
anmmtaom. 49, nee SERVED enc tan term
End Described himaeif a. a raodArais
dFinMer.
"Lnftv Louis- aaid he was ehriatnu.d
f=nIis n0esnhorw. waa "a years old
nnfiws ~ Austria and married IT'S
wocation vas salosEnnnahlp, be said
Ha waa temperate and bad served enc
inn uwmtnnea
-cyp ths Biood- was rscordsd a.
Harry HorowitA q cierk. "a yoara oid
q nafive o9 New work city. married
Nnh tanuaFafa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21

Lou AuEaits. NoV 2a.-Etrappsd n
q hospital COT. Carl War. ths German
patiern maker uho toak possession II
the central rolios station YESTERDAY ~
thrcafeninm 90 deatruy tho bmiainr
with au Internal nadine uillosa Paul
Shour. Tr nr the Pacific Fferfris
COMPANY was brought o. him. toil an
unUEual stug today
II did net wnnt fn hurf anfnut
about taf paiice aiaflou. dcciarai
War;. ~AA ! was after Wsa tha bead
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
OKLAHOMA EDITOR
FOUND NOT GUILTY
u. o. JsHriss 10 Aequlssss 81 aAsrssr-
Inc Woman Advertising sellsges~
Employees ~ Him.

Ciaremore. Okla. NOV. so.~M q.
Jenriea. editor " the Nowala Adter-
tacr. WaA acquitted today Of the
charge q numbering Mrs. Irone Co.
heen, an advertising solicitor emplo, "a
BY him. The Jury returned TIE ver-
dict Of not guilty a. $50 thls morn-
inK. after dsiibcrntlnU since late scs-
terday afternoon
MrA Jefrtea. who has managed tha
paper for her husband while he =
IN jail fainted ard fell Into Jenflun'
arms when ths verdict vas returnod
Mira Goheen's body. with the SKULL
crushed. waa found IN a pasture last
April Jcfrins was arrested on cir
cumstaniial evidence. ne attrlbutnd
his prosccufiun a. polificai ensmics
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
GIRL IDENTIFIES
MANY LETTERS
Bts~egvaph.r co. iren Wurlusru VIE
was Marksd fss nurdsr, TsstiNss In
csnaplrasy Trial

Indianapolis. Nov. ao,-Mias Mar
O. nye who. accordinm % witnesses.
vas marked Cor murder bv James Me
Namara. ths Los AnEeies Times dyna-
nuitsF because ahs WoTksd for the iron
wurkera' unicn and knew tco much.
teaffnsd az the dynamite conspiraey''
trial today.
aha aassrted shs had heen followed
~ dsfacfigea and that John = Nc
NammFn f1rced an entrnncs 20 her
rourn iu hotei 90 enc cocasion %
search Tor papers ho wanted a. ds-
struF Miss DYE idsuftnea hundretn
~ letters iutroducsd ~ tha govern
aeuf e. sustain its contsntinna that
ths forty i've defendants oonapirsd b.
trunsrort sEpiosives inswaIiY IN fHr-
thsfnnca ~ dynamite pietn awainnt
Nan- -union firma
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
Was Merely Going to Blow Him
Up if He Didn't Raise Wages

~ the raciuc Eiecfric. I did not uwsnf
g. burt hirl merely wan moinx %
ten him ! was Eoing 20 blow him ~
unless hs raises ths wares ~ hlm
Worknen and othsrwtae Improved fhsir
coudffiau.
~ bslirfed the best way to Ect hlrn
- promiac - 40 what I wantod waa
lo 50 % the poiiof station and 81
the ufNcefH 80 70 -0peraf~ with u,- =
order - save theh own ilVca."
War; beKaed - ~, shot prohahiy
hla akan was nactures ~ th~ nl0ww
dealt hlu which cuectsa Ia captura
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
RECORD BROKEN YESTERDAY

win two working hours before
them todav. az the booster teams la
the Pensacola Commercial Assocla-
ton VII start out az 70 O'Clock thia
morning With the intention 81 break
tna vesfsrdayss excellent total of 81
new menbera
Faoh day has been better than ths
cav hsfore and they are going % Try
80 double the number made yesterday
ufth oniv nwe teams WORKING The
membership % the association VII, Y
no-r seems possfhls ba more than
DOUBLED when ths oampaiEn r. over.
ths nRures before the tag campaign
eavfna ben ss1. na against see nov.
rs increass has been aa foiio~a
Me9aay a.. Tuesday ~. "Wednesday
81: tosSi sff
Three hauru. etvidsf nnonG ths
says closed. wna assigned each ~ The
vorking teams and their daily aver
are has he@n - win to houru be-
fore their ana tn opportunity az
aorded theun ~ extension q time %
round up al their prospects n is smid
there seems little douNt that the les
nso@@sary to double ths unembsrship
iiat vii hs made. "a least
Thsv broke ne reeord yesterday and
N. cigars ard siik umbrella nay stiii
- smoked ar rsrried ~ most any
boty.
Team No g. captain = r. sherrln's
eommittee. made re highest uarh 20
far scored iandinF - stalwart re-
cruits for Pensacola's army % re
common Food.
Captain !. "a wfniauas. command
inr Team No. =. wifh hfs associates
vas 90 second riars.
Captain n A. Wells aviator tn
chief % ths nytnw squadron. hrouwht
in The most Cash.
Other teams aa un the pree@edinK
day. we're cioaely hunchcd. In the To-
tai uumcsr secured - date Team Ne
is leading team No. 7 BY the nar-
rsw margin - four. which may he
wfred CT ~ todays resuita
Az noon today the carnraign viii Close
In a whirlwind finish President 6. ~
uohson yesterday sent cot requests to
every member of the soliciting cnrs-
uittees. urging prompz attondancs a.
.ts o'clock in ths rnornlnw - that
two fuH hours can 30 devoted 10 the
WORK on ths closing day. The cam
paign haa heen wnnderfuiiy success.
ful." be- sid yesterday after the days
reports were made. The enthusiasm
enwsndsrad In this campaign viii bs
~ iutained and intensified. The r..
susts this Week show that the pnarIa
20 Pensacola are practically a unit Tor
rvsrythinE for the good ~ the toun. =
There wil ~ general grf-toErtfcr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
Vigorous Measures Taken
by Troops in West Virginia

one of ths most reuhiasouc spots. =
doaan or more men fram the Cahfn
Greek district having made ID thsir
hcadquartera Trains have hcsn stop
pea, rassenNeru aucEtinnef and thoss
Who coVid not Eive q satisfactory an
swer have been seat out 30 the ccunty
similar measures have been operating
in different parts ~ the district. More
thmn fifty men are heid b. the mill
tary az Paint Greek Junction. General
Eiiotfa headuuartora. awaiting tr g
hy fhe military court Which resumed
lta Wura tlls morulng.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
WHITE SLAVE CASE
is BEING HEARD
Tee chstssrseas Ls~,srs ssd = nir-
rninghsun Mar Ass ths Descendants ~
Proameutier.

ChaatanooMM. Tenn, New. Z0@mIha
case - n 7. Caneron. a. r. noaFk.
nernbers ~ tho Chattanoows tar. ans
frank noark of hirninghnm. charm~
"a with violation of the white SLAVE
nw. was called IN the United STATES
district court today. Louise Nixon. fha
little birmingham. Ala. art whom
cameron 10 charged with hringinw -
chattanooga Tor immoral purposes wna
the hrrf witness. she testified that
cauleFnn sent her money 80 eofne hera
and that after she came sh vas drug
rs and abused The Rfri tsid heF
story IN q straimhfforwasd manner.
Rev Dr. ". =. Thompson. who ied
the vice crusade resulting n ths en.
posurs ~ THIS case. Wa aiso oNamined.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
A NATIONWIDE
RAID ORDERED
BY HITCHCOCK
Simultaneous Arrests Of 173
Persons IS Made in Prin-
eipal Cities of the United
States. Charged With Mis-
use of the Mails.

WaahinaSon. Nov. 1e.-A naticn-
vide raid. Avolving practically ths
sirnultaneous asyssts % ia persons IN
ths principal citiOs of the country
vas made today ~ postoffics tnspec-
tors aud unitad EtataS mArsAais upon
doctors and drug contsrns charged
win misuse q ne maASs 20 Eoiicit
criminal medical practios ~ dispose
Of medicines and instruments connect
sd with such practios. The arrests
Included three IN Mobile. tive oanS IN
New Orleans. Birmingham and M@a-
phis. enc each In Atlanta. jacksonville.
Columbia and Charleston.
The raid was TIE most extensfvs
made hY any department of the GOV
ernment II was under the direction
% Postmaster General Hitchcock and
Chief Inspector sharp. The fret ar
reat waa made IN Indianapolis.
The poatoflce department tonight
declared that nearly al the designated
persons had been arrested Hitchcocx
tonigat announced The government
would prosecute the cases vigorously.
Hs declared todays arrests are the
Culmination of q crusade Instituted
tie years aRo Many % shos. arrest
~ are prominent meTnbsrs of dguH
arms and weii kaowa physiclana All
we're made under the section 81 ~.
penal code barring from ita mails OBJ
scene matter 81 matter auraesfinN
criminal praofir.a
FRoM LAKES TO GULF.
The coacsrts1 ofncial action cow-rsd
ne unfted states from the Atlantic
20 ths Pacif1c ana from the Lakes %
tn Quit Many - ths persons . hs
arrested are prominent commercially
and socially. IN thsir ommunIties
eu1ue ere isadinE physfrians. ofhsrs
ars rich and Influential business men.
yet othera are nsn Who i've hy their
wttH and are comparatively little
knowns enc ts = Chinaruan vho - al
leaed - have practiced hia ealing
uron women ~ his own racs. and upon
thcae n the lover strata q society.
AT - the arrests we're 20 bs ma6e
for ansged xiolation of section al Of
ths renal cods - the United States
which bars frurn ne uaiis any VIE
or Obscene mafser whether seaied o.
unseaiedi any advertisement. letter ar
circular propoEinE er suggesting GRIM
nal rracucea. or any packet eonfain-
inE any substance druE ~ fhfnE tn-
tended % be- used for immoral 81 un-
lawful purposes.
chief Inspector Robert FL Sharp. -
ths rostoOce department. ana mnny %
BE furco of 40 inspectors. have hesn
wurkiuE urum the cases fnr uany
months The eeseiorment 81 ths plans
which cuimtuafed to-day is tha u,nzf
extensive raid in the history 90 any
department. 81 lhs government
approximately eo % the persons A.
vested have been indicted bv United
states crane furirs in various parts -
the counfrv and the cases ~ the 9TH
srs wUi he presented 20 rrand lures
nov sitting as rapidly as may Be has
fhie
strict enforcement 80 municipal an6
state laws IN the east waz SD ~
the pnstal aufhnrftirs ~ accom- far
tire comparatively few arFefs Ia ths
large cties in thar part q ths coun-
trs While lt was declared that vio-
lations ~ the law Rre frequent fn
such cities a. Bostea. New Tork. pail
adeirhia and nsirmore. The accusea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
SAND
|. OF REEF CAUSE
OF THE WRECK
Captain Mayo. in Statement
on the Cause OF Monarch's
Foundering Since His Ar
rival. Says Shoals Have
Lengthened.

That ne bufldina b. shifting sands
o. an extension 20 tho reef which lee
about four miles from the coast and
"west-aou'wst~ Of the Booa Grands
lirht ans nothing else was Responsible
for the wrsoxing of the ooean -nolns
tuH Monarch Sunday night. accordinw
70 Captnin John ~ Mm9n. h tha
upininn e himself and ~ otherA' e
mham Ne hnm taike4
Captain Nave stated 20 = reportas
Cor The Journal last night that that ts
the only logical explanation which Of
fers. % his mind.
n was the first time IN an interyfew
with any newspaper Representative
that he Rad made any Etasemsnt - %
that being the probable cause and be.
fore coming ~ thai nnai conclusion
he said. ~ Rad tafSed % a number of
people previous % his arrival with
Second Engineer HAney Mcclellan aud
eight members of the crew % the
sunken vessel IN Pensacola. yesterday
morning.
While ne believed that extension u
the reef vas the cause % the disaster
from the hrst moment he had an op-
portunity 20 think over all the circum.
stances. he stated. he came - the nnai
settlement upon n a. Offering the most
logical explanation only after taking
60 others. notably Doctor ArmstronE.
IN Jacksonville. prior 20 HE boarding
ths train for this city nighi before
Iass
'Dr. Armstrong; hs said. stated "a
me thef he has gone ~ the ahoaln
often and that they are now from one
and q half 60 tive miles longer than
two years ana-
We then explained that ne Monarch
had grounded en- the long mfrsn out
from Rooa GRANGE a. . spot wherr. not
Ions ago. there vas probably afvmt
seven fathofnn - water. On whAt =
nov presumably q shifting bar az the
entrance % chariott. Hmrhor
u was sf if.of o'sloek Sanaay unarn.
inE that Captain Mayo relieved Cap
tain Johanneann "a me wheeL The
Boat was kespinH sell IN with ne "a.
tsntion % making ainfbei Isiand about
6ayiirht - coal
TOOK FREQUENT soUnpInoa.
soundinrR wsrs taksu frequently.
every nftesn or twenty minutes. ~
Captain MAYO and iust . few minutes
before the Erouudinm ~ the heat ths
lead had shown seven fashouM and
two feet The captain was fust pre-
partng ~ throw the lead FOR another
souudinm when the Monarch Eround~d
-hsr boz no9inH into the sand % ne
bar ana haldinH her.
Per more than two hourx afisr hna.
inE the boat fast captains ana cYss
did their hest % get her OF. Than fhs
sea. rstting h-axier ever, minute. bs-
EAn battsrinE the Mon2rch'a st~rnpa-t
and spiit sons ~ the finlbsra 30 that
shs began 20 LAX dangerouriy.
little later fhe Monarch keei~a 90
pcri. her sides split and by heavy a~a
ecoutinsss 90 ssooas Pzrs1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
DATE OF BOND ELECTION CHANGED
TO DEC. 80 AND 100000 INCLUDED
FOR A CITY ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT
WESTERN END OF JAMAICA ISLAND
is DEVASTATED BY A HURRICANE

Kingston. Jamaica Nov. 20.-The western end Of
Jamaica island has been devastated by hurricane last
ing FIVE days. tidal swept the north and south
coasts practically wping the OF Savanna Ia
Mar and Lucea. Fortytwo persons reported killed
az Montego Bay.
All roads wrecked along the southwestern coast
and incalculable damage done. Com munication with
the devastated region expected to be resumed for
weeks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21

chariesfoa. ". Va Nov. ao.-Vig-
crnua aetiuu was taken today by tho
Hfato mNita to clear up some ~ the
rncst trouhleHone spots in the Kama
wha coal neid where uartiai iaW pre-
vallns soidiora Were aeut throughout
ere district % arrest knoWn offenders.
coutinuinE ere camnaign inauwurated
YESTERDAY.
the most Important expedition was
n~nf 90 Montsomery where last night
q man named Mccoy was muriernus-
y assaulted MoniEumely has been
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
TWO HOURS IN
WHICH TO LAND
MANY MEMBERS
Teams Broke Record Yester-
dav With Increaae of
Eighty-One.
CAPTAIN SHERRILL
CAPTURES CIGARS

Now Looks as II Member
ship May Be Doubled by
the Campaign as Only los
New Names Are Required
20 Accomplish That.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
CHAS. \. HYDE
IS ARRAIGNED
IN NEW YORK
Former City Councilman is
Charged With Compelling
Head OF Northern Bank 10
Loan Money 10 Carnegie
Trust Company by Threat
OF Withdrawing ti'e City's
Funds.
RT AssocIATED TNEss

sss-s vera Sov. so.-Justics gofrs
esurt was ths STAGE today Tor ths
ap~ning ~ . i~wsl drama ~ country
vide Interest Ths case ia thaf -
charies ". FFyds. former ctty chamber
latu. uho s charged With havtnr cor
r,rpffv rrrnpailsd Tcseph q. Robin. for
rnsr heae % ths Ecrthsru bAnk, 20
i~na ths Carrerir Trust Company
tfsn.ooo - thrsatsning 20 wtthdra~
city funds from the Ncfthern hank.
IN. fndietrnsnt agsinsf Hyds was
found ~ ths grand iury on Nay l.
1911
7ns principal Eftncss against HTds
= Joseph q. Robin. whn has pleaded
stfiffv fe rrand larceny m that hn
sfots funds rem ths WashinEton saw
insu hank. Hs ham been in the Tomhk
fer fsentv-twe nonthE. Robin uii
e~t q suspendsd sentence for rs pork
in building up ths case against HYDE
and William J CumHins. q Banker.
formerly 80 Nashville. Tenn
The penalty IN Hrdes casr. in fh~
svent - conviction. may be aS.ooo rna
or ten years imprisonment or both.
oAVNoR's LAW PARTNER
Hyde for twenty-tuo ysars . clos.
psrsonaI frieud of MaYcr Gavtor. and
far many years hts Law partner. waa
appointed city chamber laia. the hirh~st
aaiarsed ornce within ths rfu ~ tha
uaavor. soon aftar Gavnora election.
n thr fan - 1919 Hvds'a narra
cane rromiusntly hefurs tn public
uhsn u was chaFErt ~ criminal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
NARROW ESCAPE
OF MANY GIRLS
e. lssaph's Aeaasmy Is D~yarsysd ~
Firs go Msny oeeupasta Lssvs IN
Niaht cisthina.

weahinwton. Ca. Nov. ao.-ons hun-
eFed nirlH narrowly escspsa death
Faviv today When a. Jonaph'H scadeuuv
wsa Totally destroyed ~ IRE The
famnEs ia seventy -nve thou and doi-
inra
Tea hfane waa discovered ~ Mics
feunio Mousnahend. who spread thu
a'arm. Az eaoaned. many In taeir
rtrht ciothea.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21

The vote win be separate on eaen
~ the three propositions submitted 70
Tho votars for their ratification o. re-
teetion.
me fret wir be tsoe.o Cor ne con =
mtruction % q city wharf
The second wiil be aA0o.oo0 Tor tho
construction OF connectina railroads
The third win be ti0o.e0o FOR an
eiectrtc ilnht plant
The latter propcsitlon wns added 20
the proposed hond ordinance last night.
aisny q tbe membsrs of tina general
ordinance cnmmitten fhvored the prnn-
aaifiou - victims On iaamn nf bumda fnr
the construction ~ . modnrn sinetrfa
Ilsni rinnt haiievinn thaf Il IL omn ~
ne importmnt natteir hat nhouid ~
passed upon ~ tho votcru, and thnv
belisve that tieo. ooa ia amply aumcaens
20 meet the requirements Others op-
posed eonnecuna u with The wharf in-
sue. The ordinance a. amended last
night VIII hc reported % the ritv coun-
ca az the neat regular meeting
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
TO VOTE ON EACH
ITEM SEPARATELY
Date Changed So That Tax
Payers VIII Have an Op-
portunity to Vote Without
Paying Their 1912 Taxes.
100000 for Dock and
100000 for Light Plant.

Tire date ~ the speoAi bnnd elsc-
ton, when the taxpayers of Pensacola
VII es allowed 70 express thamaalven
on city owned docks. rallroada and en-
electric hght plant has been changed
from January % Dee aoth This
chanRs waF made ~ z meeting ~ fha
general ordinance committee held last
niEht following the special Hension -
the city council.
The session waa IN the ofnon ~ Cirv
Attorney Jones and the matter waa
discussed with that ofnciai. who save
nis opinion on several laGai points
II vas then decided e. change tha
date % Saturday. Dwc aeth. Thim wan
done IN order q permit taxpay~rs -
vote without the necessity - nrnt
PAYING their 1879 taxns. Now fha eniw
Qualities ton ~ that 1911 taxea BE- paia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
FROM CONFLICT
TO DIPLOMACY
THE WAR SHIFTS
Plenipotentiaries Meet To-
day for a Preliminary
Discussion.
HOSTILITIES STOP
DURING THE TIME

Terms Demanded by the Al
lies Unknown. But Il Is
Believed the Balkan States
Win Hold the Conquered
Territory Until the Per
manent Peace Treaty IS
Signed.