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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-17
DAYS DOING At
STATE CAPITAL
MAsoNs' YEARLY REPORT TO
SHOW GOOD INCREASE
OTHER ATLANTA NEWS.

Atlanta, May 16.-Masons who will
attend the fifth general convocation
of the Ancient and Accepted Order
OF the Scottish Rites here May 27-SO
viii be interested to learn that the
Masons Annuity report for the past
year shows an excess of income over
disbursements of practically one
hundred and three thousand dollars.
The report shows saving of 54 per
cent OF the income besides meeting
annuity payments NJ nearly $4,000.
The order has accumulated assets of
about one half million dollars.
The membership of this benenr or
SANITATION is confined exclusively to
Masons, and the benefciaries are
widows and children of Masons. Con-
sequently its prosperity is of gem
eral interest to the order.
Many Masons will gather here for
the Scottish Rite work. A large class
of candidates, coming from all parts
of the South, will be initiated. The
Lodge of Perfection, Rose Croix
chapter, Council of Kadosh and Con-
slstory degrees will be conferred.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-17

Night club, young mems debating
and literary organization, has admit
ted girls to take part in its debates.
1t has taken this action following Il
formal decision of the club in favor
OF woman suffrage and usual politi-
cal rights for the fair sex.
The Saturday Night club, having
rendered this decision, decided to put
the theory into practice so far as it
was able in the conduct of it's own
affairs.
Miss Mary Reynolds Carter will
debate on Saturday night, against a
man opponent, the proposition: RE
solved that Atlanta's auditorium with
Its organ and choir of 800 voices
should be used for Sunday morning
union services, to eliminate present
church distinctions of creed and ira
dition."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-17
Has Two Husbands

Atlanta, May 16.-Judge George l..
Bell, who has never failed in the dis
pensation of the law, failed miserably
in the role of Cupid yesterday. Mrs
Lucy Thompson Bloomer Froelisch,a
charming matron, was claimed by
two men. They were both husbands,
they said. One was Jacob Bloomer,
and the other was Nathan Froelisch.
She claims she separated from the
former before marrying Froelisch.
Both men wanted her. After hearing
the evidence, the judge awarded the
fair one to Boomer. After hearing
his decision, she calmly turned her
back on Bloomer, saluted the judge
respectfully and walked out of the
courthouse on Froelisch's arm.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-17
PEP-A~Mo CURED ME.

Atlanta, Ga, April 20, 1912.
Smith Manufacturing Co.
This is to inform you that after
taking three bottles of your Pep-a-
mo for indigestion am feeling in fine
trim. Tongue cannot tell what 1 have
suffered for the past twenty years. |
am a travelling man and that means
on the road all the time and after
"catch-as-catch-can" for meals, and
some kind of dope all the time for a
sick stomach. Now for the past six
months 1 can sincerely and gratefully
say am well. For a month after
commencing my first bottle l was
afraid to even think I'm better, for
had taken untold "cure alls." Old
Pep and 1 stuck together day after
day for two months. 1t has been six
months since my last dose, but my
bottle of Pep-a-mo for indigestion
goes wherever 1 do. Often 1 give a
dose to a fellow sufferer. My sister
procured my first bottle from BENEFITS
drug store, corner Main and Ashley
streets. Jacksonville, Fla.
Very gratefully,
M. G. SMITH.
We would be grateful if all who use
our remedies would give the drug
store and city as above.
SMITH MFG. co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-17

If you eat something that dlsagrees
with you don't let it work its own
way through. It's slow process and
makes you feel bad. Get rid of it
quickly by taking a pinch of SIM
MONS RED 2 LIVER REGULATOR
and wash 1t down with a swallow OF
water. 1t drives out impurities in
the stomach and bowels and you feel
better Immediately. Sold by all drug
gists.,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-17
Neuro Preacher Shot.

Atlanta, May 16-Rev. William Ro-
land, a negro preacher, was shot
through the shoulder night before
last while preaching from his pulpit
at the Scofield Baptist church.
This morning Rev. Charles Leaks,
another Baptist preacher, a rival, was
arrested charged with the shooting.
1t is said that Roland predicted he
might be shot while preaching.
Girls Admitted.
Atlanta, May 16.-The Saturday
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-17
81 PER CENT. PERFECT.
An Unusual Record for a Pile Rem,
edV

An Unusual Record for a Pile Rem
edy.
When DR.. j. S. Leonhardt, of Lin
coin, Nebr, located the cause of
piles and found successful inward
remedy for piles, he had it put on
sale under strict guaranty of sat
lsfaction. In ten years only per
cent of HEMROID users have asked
Tor their money back, and it speaks
well for this scientific modern rem
edy. Get a guaranteed 81 package
from Roberts Pharmacy or any drug
glst, or write to DR.. Leonhardt Co.,
Station B, Buffalo, N. Y, for free
HEM-ROID booklet.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-17

FindIey, phone 40, has a few more
of those fine horses and mules for
sale at bargain prices.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-17

Ham and Breakfast Strips at De-
Woes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-17

The best SC cigar sold by all deal
ers-the EIegantes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-17

JUST ONE EVANSVILLE
LOT is NOW LEFT
The Block Has Been Soid-one
Chance Remains.
The sixty Evansville lots placed on
the market some time ago have all
been disposed of except one. This
will no doubt be sold today-$40.OO
SIS cash, SO per month.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-17

COOKING BAGS at DEVICES. phone
100.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-09

'"The rhythm of the so-called
popular music, Mrs. Daniels
says, appeals to nearly everyone,
much as the drumbeat and mar
tia1 music starts a tapping of the
most conservative feet. Such
music if NOT accompanied by,
words may be said to afford a
harmless pleasure and occupy 4
sphere of usefulness. The senti-
ment expressed by the words
which are added to the anne
music, demand a mothers atten-
ton. \ ..,
"A mother impresses the neces-
sity of refinement of speech, of
wholesome story telling and
clean humor. How many songs
come under her notice that show
a vulgar undercurrent, a subtle
suggestion such as would not be
tolerated i in conversation or
story?
"a most excellent way to Judge
the sentiment of a song is to read
the words, not sing them, and
determine its worth according to
the standard applied to books
and stories"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-09

Spokane medium told a man
that his. dead father is playing on
a baseball team in the. spirit land
and he's mad because she wont
say whether dad is playing the
game of his life.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-09
--O--O--
ARE THESE IN YOUR
MUSIC CABINET?

A reporter of The Day Book
walked up to the music counter
upon which a great many popular
songs were displayed. A group
of girls and boys were standing
around; sometimes one would
pick up a song and hand it to the
piano player to try.
Among the popular songs on
the counter were: .
When l walk l always walk with
Billy;
Cause Billy knows just how to
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-09


walk;
When 1 talk I always talk with
Billy,
Cause Billy knows just how to
talk; , ..4r
And when I dine, I always dine
with Billy,
Cause Billy takes me where I
get my fill. >
And when I sleep-and, when I
Sleep; }.
] always-dream of Bill.
LOVE spells trouble to me.
I've been enraged
Since I'm engaged
In matrimony,
Cause sugar is sugar and salt is
salt.
If you get in any trouble it's your
own darn fault,
LOVE spells trouble to me.
X
Sweet Italian love,
Nice Italian love.
When you squeeze your gal and
she no say Please stop-a,"2v
When you got dat twenty kids
what call you Papa,
OATS Italianlove.
Put your arms around me,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-09


Put your arms around me,
honey, hold me tight,
Huddle up and cuddle up with all ,
your might,
Cuddle up a little closer, honey
mine"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
WOMAN ASSISTS
MALE RODBER
PAIR Loor HOME or CHICAGO
MtLLlNER AFTER CHOKING HER
As she sLgPT-oBTAIHEp SUIT
SMALL AMOUNT o. MONEY.

CAlcARo. Nov. te.-~Aroused IN The
night 81 a hand gripping her about
the throat. airs. Mary Paunstfo. own
sr of a miniaery store a. fQs East
thirty ninth street and Hvlng "a the
rear ~ the estaNiHhment. waa cnn-
frontsd by q man and a woman burg
lar
The man held revolver close "a
her head and threatened her with
death ~ she made an outcrW ur re-
a reveal the hldinw B1nrc oi
NH9tim re- neeagaLr1
.npenion ordered Acr - s.sssf 81
aouas she obeved %
:. nave 10 iey~irs A. an a. 49,,
80, y q = ~ money" Mr. paull.f,s prr
i aant believe You sns..-,a =.
Gave got whole ~
an" anp We want
FinAlly Rsvsuis AiJi.. p,.
L. anliette finally told fhs hurr
taat sA The money shs passesss.
Z cun IN che pantry. mr. ~
GO place waa found bv me y nr.a,
lIE.er obtaininE lcns nan 81 N,
~. thiefes fled through + rear a.,
and escaped
MfA Paulieus told thr rrri.u..,.
fHtre tHr men appeared ta - ~. ~
sla feef 10 inches in heirbf Ia.
tNfe q AohanV Jones haf avr, -t.'..
nffrrn1t and hina frsnasr.
ne woman was ~ stout hunf .,s
ee BLACK faselnsior ovpr -,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
RESULTS ON
THE GRIDIRON

Al Atlauta--Nuiveraify ~ 0eorwia
s6. geormaa Teen e.
AZ Naahviiie~-Nand@rbii a.. Cen
ira o.
~ EFrNrurN-sl1olrafa &. NIfa rtae e.
~ Amhernt~~W VILLAINS m. Amf srsi 2.
AZ prosiaenos-Brown a., Lafty cite
=
AZ Annapoiis-Savy -. North Caro-
Ira "A. a M O.
AZ Phnadelphia--Psnnsyivanit a.
Carlisle 81
al CamhridEe harvard 3 Dart.
nanufh q.
Al Nnnnsapoiis -wisconsin a. Min.
nnanin e.
IA waahinEton-o~orRstowu ~. VIZ
nlnia tA
A Am Niohiran sa cornsI
o.
AZ -Ksntaoty ~. Ten
nsrFos e.
AZ ninninrham-Aiahana g. sew,
nee
AZ Dreennhcra~-w ahinTton ara L.
~. Nnrth Caroline o.
AZ Memuhi1@N Mississippi a.. r 1ie~r
atty ~ Tannam@ne Medical q
AZ rrinretou -~Frinceton 8. Nne e.
AZ west Point-Army 90. Tuftr 2.
AZ Maccn--ciemson 2i, Nsrcsr ta
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

New Nara Nat lt-Frnnk Gatth.
tae wcriHs Ereatest wrestler. PAS RE-
uounrsa ihn rat fnr Al time because
ar t1e ferfures of tr1minE So &C.
ciarra TraIrer Ed ~mfn close
frlena ~ fhr champion Dante never
narrowed auHl fb more friEhtfnl
IDEAS 81 an Inferno :han Uofrh enter
tllnH aaoul traInlrg SAYS smith
eIrHa rffanze situation. hut true
one. uetert heiesr And other athletes
who haef reached n certain staEe az
Ter the fnahioua years 90 the grind
tun m mueh the same strain a. does
I Uotch.
"a mei Golch recently and suggested
ga. rs mia1t wreste aeain.
Ne more Cor me- he hiurted cut
i DId sou ever conceive somo hideous
/ idea 81 EadeaT Well I've goi some
hidfoa Ideas. coo. but they're ah about
train.ne IRE hereafter doesn't bother
+ me - much.
"EEery once in q while ! think =
L thc wrestling same and wonder how y
I would Pee to start out again. Say. the
1 Chila iLsi begin 20 creep All over me
1 when fancy those elk weeks %
/ maybe 81 would have 20 be eight weeks
4 ihis time 81 work that would be neces-
q
/ lures - training never win be erased
/ nom my memoir.
People say I Fot my lnonsy easy
I because 90 was just natural for me g
ureatle. wel'. have an the nature
qualifications ! wish thee peopls
knew the truth It's the hardes'
p-oney man ever got
They ere scoldtnE me I'm sons
quarters because . don't wresiie Zhy
sEco aTain. They can keep on scold
lnW Z don't care heat him once
don't doubt that . could DO - again
49,. haven't the slightest inclination
: ~@erf'a Nnal and I dor
u re state fm EaFnE- 80 ar
little patch - lard that isn'f too :,
pensire and ~ bay De- for a winss
( home
e tH have somebody run 4 ma -.
) ronna. because On the suuamsr u.e,ii :.
: TURN 60 Iowa and aftend ta hnsie..
/ there THAT'S what 2 cali ~ idoal ~
! rlnFemrnt
Il hrrstir aEaiu end fsaina ourt
4 'Hi : makes me shudlcr and gofr0
: bctFh - u ~ meant HH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
NAN WINS COW.
ELECTION BET
FARMERS IN coNHEcTicuT ear
on RESULT o. ELECTION AND
WILSON ADHERENT nARcHEs
TRiUNpHANTLV rHRoUoH THE
TOWN WITH MS PRIZE.

Derby. Conn. Nov f6 Headed hy
Michael Tracy aHd the Gov which he
wen from Weltsr tiine on an election
bet. soc cltizens ~ nerhy, inCiudluH
The mayor and mayor-elect marc he'd
en- over tha city beaind e brass band,
in csiehralion Of the democratic vice
tory.
Tracy. strong Wilson man. and
Mlue. q Taft adhsrant both farmers
wEaarel 3 COW on The election aftc'
an argument Tracy decided o. collect
ire bet IN style and with q nand and
few hundred friends. marched O.
Hines farm. in orange just outslds
Derby. and the triumphal procession
started bach 20 DNrhr. where it wa
Joined b. several hundred more.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

% Drive Horas re covss 81,
le't Their asarnas and or. e.,
Hlu life

h1t.ana Nt Not ls Ia.ar, 49,.
e.toar o'i san af Carnr.rt C'..r i.
R.shurl Ia aea1 suH vaehert -.
ME- brother a In saria.. ,.,s,
Hnn Hcm fharE - f..af ~ ~.
fiiafen ErtuuE lnat chm. r,t.~ 4.
afiia BONE tao cows verfa-i-,. ~
anaerinE aH right u reamp rss.f.
''laerinE Lake puuraurr.
1a parents began search f.. a..
l'''in onea ealUnR 80 tha nr.-bt......
- assist AZ darkness COO r.Ibr-.1
fa.at ~ messares aant ar.r 49,
aafHlera Telephone hnd an AN rfrt.t
ni'h throuFe Hwamra and mau its.nr
Naa neEnn e1'i Pain hinaerfnr tse
naRe ~ bate haar Herber vss
Ianha HitIinK nn JOG az tire 3. 81 ~
~" Iakn hF fees lu fta uate ssF
nHariy frnsr.ess from exposure. ffs--
Hfft taoasht aIs older brother haa
5000 Tome and Dora him
After daylight Iasauh.s bofy ,...
seen "a Goo water few faaf avsv 49,
fHd faIIen from tHr leg fatigue. rh.
sHIidreh Had been traced throavb
Hamra and aerse woods and 80
Travelled maur miles. although th.Ir
bono vHs hut half a mile nom ne
lake
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

Thf nfHfaai battlnE q grasses for me
American league durng the past sea-
son 90 iust Nnhilahed are quite inter-
rFfirE TteY show ~ Cobb more
wonderful fhan ever. Tor thls YEAR he
made rs .ord ~ sin An average 81
500 O. considered unusually EnoA. ~
II - az hlts Ca tts times 81 tat. Zoe
Isrkfor. ~ Cleveland. made one less
fIf. huf was af bat tft times. whlca
rates him "a asa
clvae Milan irf ne iearlr IN steal
rE hrFeH uIIh sA new American
ir.aua record Eddie collins topped
fta rnn settlers Win t1s. onv mare
fhan IRIS srraker Speaker haffcd
81. Collins sts and Miian 500
Therer almost = penis af Vale over
are dismal outlook FOR snecess in sat
rrdaf's rame vita Princeton. Yale 1as
failed Cd fe impressive this soa son and
take H an ln an has made poof
rhuwInu However. that doesn't mean
thaf the blue won't win saturday no.
DDS ever dared measure Yale teams
90 pact records
Next 90 Harvard Princeton stands
r. enc foremost team ~ the year
Tre Tigers have been constantly hfii'
anl TEE attack. against All hn'
howard. was little short or wonder
tt Tire defense. slightly weak y
Y slsue quarters. has not been Neal
I DneuEh 60 stamp the team AZ unre'
Y liable naninw en- opinion - he PAST
I Naie shouid he outciassed Tea Satnr'
I DAVIS same
Hank Chan,c. sold % Cincinnati fo
sf.raa aceordinH e. President Mmrph'
80 fhe cubs. saVa 20 wH pcs criml
In thr aral "Im not leave ms CAFE
fornla ranvh until Murrhr gives w
t1oeo uhich know cincinnau pat
Cor ms release" uvs chance
The Cincinnati Reefs have receive
an excellent oncr 20 train at Monii'
Ala. next Hpung This is one of On
hest camps ~ the south. and q
cutie likely thc offer Wi re accepted.
According to Johnny Dobhs th
WontFomtFl- tAia1 club win moi be
me Snufhfrn lea que mfvt aenHoi
/. : Ipobhs o. manager of the club and Z
course onghi fo know iAtiie Rock vi
he substituted fur Montgomery Ter
Z of attendance aud the fsllure ~ bus
ness men 81 the town @ pay tEs'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

New Haven. Conn- Nov. Is.-unlssa
an SIGNS fan. Yale win have q POW
crfui. almost irresisuble scoring ma
chine for tts mai games Footban q
me old -fnshioned type vii be tire rule
from now on. the coaches feeling GER
tain that the team Is one 81 great
power and can - depended upon Tor
short bat steady gains through the
old reliable type % play. 50 All
fancy plays are o. be abandoned.
Fulihack LEFTY Flynna capabilities
as p puntor and runner an an open
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

Johnny Van niner. 4aartert...r
ufiquestt7na hiF 81 tee fssraat bs-h 49,.
~. .e Enesteat Eroand Ealnsr Us rs.
-" - tau hut rot heavy. atif
Pc picks his heios in Ia oppasins ~.
enc gets through them contlnualiv ~,
@f"Ht TatnE BE mmv not - 49, =
play tn fhc Minnesofs same
tldie Gillette. quarf-rba "a. ID 49,
~"letatlon 20 the western football
Z eila Ihc wanf and continual frie.f.
70 hae given upposinR faansa 80 f~nr-
,nE on Ions era runa fren1 quarter
lank position gives him certain
berth on thc AZ Western. This - ~
laird year on fhe varsity Ve A. a.
sefous a. 3 drsp- hicksr lnsfae ~. a..
yard line
Captain HorneL Who haHs a..
Green BaT. VIE u nov fut.hinv -
third year 1n fhe team VNh~m~s-er
Wifccnain scores tauehd1wnn ~ far-
ward passes It usually l. Hoensi u6o
earftcs she IAN over Although nes !
arFe or tan man. ne manages 20 uatn
gnod. in farf. - good THAI 81. 49,
en ne AmeFican far lsft enc A. -es
questioned
The PLAYERS menfioned are tha ones
Nho are expected to salna most hru-
SANITY n The Mnnefofa came otbfu-
g % have nate ap'endld records thf.
81 are oftsle. riwht END. aNoosss
Bright. rlEht haifhack -BuH~ Tans.
ierE. fuilhack; Eddio samp. ieff taCiele
I'D Powell center
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
CPORT G
ShotA
- DAN sscAHvV

Kuarsntee which vas subscribed was
even a. the reason for the chnnEe.
Thut Jim Thorpe. ~ me Carlisle ~.
alans deserves place on the al
Ameri-ar feam this year ia she op.nlou
~ orltics who have seen BIN ln as
ten sams - ne Mest Point ccafhea
have even rrns - lar a. g. SOS that
De- newer bad = superior in football.
The Indians have remarkably
sift "a team this year. some think the
hest IA, ma and as 81 shame thff
4 nnN have a chance tn meet any nua
af tfc three birHeFt eastern trHms.
They have yet 10 piaN renuaylt anita
and Brown. which they Nin probably
defeat
Danny Morgan. Who wants hght
between his crack nEhtwcisht Jark
Britton. and packey Mcfarland. has
/ Tits a. SAY about Paehey's retirement
Mcfarland. who weighs ifs pounds
aud Mo has been sofas around ihe
/ country asking little MghtweiEhtH 81
weigh In and INSISTING shat himself.
! Ia wsiterwelehf. be- allowed in come
\ IN 81 caich.weiRhtE. haH Ht last been
I rwrnered IS LARA nriflon Mcfarland.
r,Nher than aRhi him. has seat out
word that he has retired, CONVINCING
the sportina public that De was afraii
"a meet . man ~ his class IN cleFef-
ness
And hy showina thc white feather
Ne has escaped another beating at ths
hands ~ Britton. who. ~ faekei re
membefs. gave him the iamhaatins ~
M. nfp 81 Memnhis over year ESQ
/ Vale d reported az helnr some
scared over the proapea 20 hfine a..
featsd 81 Harvard 40 toe annual
same On Nov. "a prInretnns aislo ~
play against Harvard last week wat
fhe same thnt Yale uNei laai fehr. hHf
has discarded this season faf thc
more improved shift Formations de-
vised hy sx-Captain Tom aheflin.
Yale plays Brown 90 SATURDAY az This
weeil. Princeton the next SATURDAY
and then Harvard Al the wurt done
! hv Yale between new and NnF ID wNl
. he directed toward having thn team
IN ts top form on the latter u8ie
. Read The Journals Want
0 Ads and Profit thereby.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

Madison. Wis NoF WIsrsrsI-
las heen HiraininE every nerve ~.
week tu preparation Ter h.r ..s.-t.st
with abe University ~ Minua.at. ~
Northup fie'd. Minneapolis. IN Saff,r-
daf ln spite of the hart fhaf AZ.
badgers have cleaned ID sn sv~-,,-
thing in slEht this season Iurluftr,-
siaEga proteEca 3D. 4 sesre ~ - IL
le-ihe worst dFubbiua C4irars hss
receifed in cen Nears- thaq nra 49,,
Eoing to repeat fha ~ Aafs - tbe
tfll seaEon this yeas ana lusr a chan,
Iienship through over. canaasnrs.
Heavy wurs has marked tla train
ing this Week When dsrEne.. -
disContinuance 81 practice s--h 49,
nonn o. Camp Randall TIE teau, v..,t
home unly tn meet awan far nivraf
arm. "cha'k talk and -classera in ~.
gymnasium at uiEht ne dIrt sog~
% the sreat athletic annex mnsa
hne sieaal-practloe grounds.
Coach fanelu certainly haa IN.
bunch of aEhferE Thes are IN a.
same from the whistle a Whistle
Tubhs keeisr. right wuard. = ana
hiFFest srHrriFe ~ Wlseorrir a.
thouEh cuF ueptonors. BE- Las
made gocd an ne VARSITY. re -
PLAYED in sFcn same this neaaan 80
would nos have been caf 81 even ! 4
part - one iris rear had not fhs thfr5 4
aicFen been cent in aRninst Ark 80 4
n the Lass ausrteF 90 thai 81 - = 4
game keeier is fhe peer ~ Az LA .
luareis in the conferenre
Butler. aEat taehir. d one - ~.
est tacklera in TIE osnfer~nre N,f
uanF rainH are madn ever him a.
20 uHualy aenaTea to make 81 Intar.
.stins fcT she eppoEing Ins.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17
JUDGEGETSMAD
WHILE ON BENCH
SCRAP WAS sARRowLYA,-A
so on ACCOUNT oF POLITICAL
APPOINTMENTS.

bioornsnurg. Pa. NoV. ia resns
ss created ip the Columhia county
.eaft yesterday when Aaaorfnfa
apaEea krirkhaum ana Hanck. oustef
Ifui1 office over tho head ~ pre=iarrf
1Na'e Evans. the court crIrr. David
- 'Wmau, whom thev appointed
enh few months ago. likewise over
~" need ~ Judge Exana In both
Iutances the men oustrd we've dauo.
Gratis aha ~ the same poiiucal fauh
aa NE associate iudrra
tn1Ee Evans obir,sed 81 the removal
~ John shuman. CoHman's nrad.rsr-
aaf. 81 TIE grounds ne had proved .
err p"ient ofncial and nefusea - iair
me associates move YESTERDAY On ths
me grounds, declaring BE- had NO
pHfi pa hs appointment and had no.
trHAon tn ioin in his removal
fnfnu was first asked hV Wrf-k
haum hr wnuld resign. and when
re refused VAS nustra and nrdnras
"1t or ere court housr IS klrrFhauu
Hhn. IN hla seventy eighth vear holds
- record of having held virtuant
efefA lnn around ire court housr
/ aHnan refused 40 g. and 81 the
'am0 time fook oecaaion e. teu krIrE
aum Some of hIa innsrnloat opinions
fhafiea ~ Randall editor ~ the
stHNiFsa NeNs item md political 4
'feonent - Kriekhaum far Vrara /
anEhca aeriaiveiv e. the srrne ana
Ariekhnum then attacted Him SOM.
.enaFtfe followed. auf Pop moment
ioosNd aH u nNht would follow
ipih lnHman and Randall suprurF
.omr furcefui adlectvea IN further ss-
lresalnT their orIrian
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

neid VIII round out the teams atlac.
70 fuat the extent needed.
0eno Phiihin ia proving one ~ the
bet Eround gamers on the squad. tie
was sent 90 lcft hair this Fall when
Walter Camp. Jra was kept from
practices banause % neuritis. Philhin
has made coed. and Il nov q Etronr
asset 20 the Fli hackneld
The aunrterhack situation seems 60
Be clearing with Wheeler the leadlng
contender for the position. he maas
a good showing iu saturdays game
with Washington and Jefferson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

Latti.ng Nelson BIAS visions % 80.
.fh maich With Ad woirasl ara
tnno declares he vI never vsiss-
.al.f retire from fhe same urtH -
nas tht WIr.ieFe rf sne more cr.ek
af the lad who trot fh- rbs..,.l...t.,
IRON hlm Nelzou THINKS wolrast hav
aaeEed hiu because 80 f.sru ~. -.
ef anrt0er min
Hat hae hern slrura up hr . g.
efA spoFtlns club fog a fghf IN New
hork latter rart 81 tBs. month
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

Felt, Silk and Velvet. LARGE
me shapes. at Mrs. Nord-
strom's Millinery. No. IL and
u East lntendencia 81.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-17

felt Silk and Velvet. large
me shapes. az Mrs. Nord-
st = Millinery, No. Hand
10 East Intendencia 81.