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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-29

move at the rate Of from 10000 to
1890 second, it is necessary 70
run II through glass tubes capable II
resisting the tremendous heat which
it throws Off so that it may bc APP
piled to all the surfaces Of the body
Thus far, surface growth and pain
full disfiguraments, tumOrs and can
GERS, various forms Of tuberculosis
decay have been successfully rcatcd
a nd at the present moment patients
are Il nder treatment for nearly every
disease in advance state known, ana
what tn outcome will be may give
cheer to stricken millions in every
country.
In England, the inspiration to
make the discovery of practical value
to the people came from the late
King Edward His cosmopolitan
mind was quick to grasp the great
fact that science had revealed n Sc
cret as amazing as Newton's law.
Lord Iveagh and Sir Ernest Cassal
took up the project and endowed it
and in the heart of London erected a
beautiful building to become the
genesis of an institution which, for
all time would devote itself to the
mysteries of this element, ministered
to the hopeless sick.
This is just exactly what the Elec-
tro Radio Co., intends doing here.
The following is only a small list
Of the cures performed. Read and
hn Al
it can't be done while we have tho
proof hat we did it. Hours Q to 70
2 to 4 and to s, Sundays II to II
211-12-14-15 Central Bank Bldg
Some of the well known people Of
Tulsa, who have received results are
Mrs. Lilah Lindsay. 1908 S Guthrie
relieved of gall stones and uric acid.
Tulsa, Okla, Dec. 81, 1912.
To Whom it May Concern:
I hereby take oath and state that
for several years have suffered un-
told agony from rheumatism and a
nervous break down caused from az
shock. ] also had a severe case of fe-
male trouble, ! am proud to state to
the public Of Tulsa and vicinity that
after only three weeks treatment
with the Electro-Radio doctors AT
211-212-214-215 Central Bank Bldg.
that ! have improved beyond my ox-
pectation. My rheumatism and ner-
vousness Is disappearing and | am
improved in every way and feel as
though ! will soon be entirely well. !
recommend this treatment to every
woman or man that has tried other
methods without results and feel that
the doctors will cure you, II they say
YOU can be cured, as I have found
them all to be honorable gentlemen
that do all they claim.
(Signed)
MRS. ROBERT e. MILLER.
r. X. No. 2, Tulsa, Okla.
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see that they are not harmful when
they represent educational subjects.
Approves II.
J. G.. Masters Of oklahoma City,
and formerly superintendent of the
Tulsa schools. has seen the kind OF
moving pictures that may be installed
here. The new moving picture ma
chine for school use was exhibited for
the first time at the national conven-
tion of the National Educational as.
ISOLATION
IT'S great idea sail Mr.. Mast.
crs. "and / am proud to know that
such thing is contemplated in Tulsa
Of never have seen more nearly
perfect pictures than those projected
bv the machine saw at Chicago. Ev-
cry movement was as lifelike as it is
i'm the best Of the pictures at the
shows. The average person has no
adequate conception Of the value Of
this invention to the pupil. II will
make school a place Of interest, and
will make learning a pleasure, with
tNA NtllNiAlli@ At al AA'i' wv '"'NN
Of the lessons learned"
How will the owners Of moving
picture shows regard the free exit
billions Of moving pictures at the pub
lie expense in the city schools? This
is question that naturally arises in
this connection. william Smith
manager Of one Of the picture shows
here. is not scared He says:
1T will be a great thing for the
moving picture houses. The greatest
service Il will perform for us is in
removing the unreasonable prejudice
that now exists In the minds OF so
many people. There are lot Of peo-
pie who look upon the moving picture
as though 1t we're the invention Of
the devil. All they need is TO be-
come familiar with the pictures. The
schools will familiarize the children
with motion pictures. and Il eill no,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-29

held ELECTRO RADIO, one of the
substances of the sun. The most
powerful known element appeared.
Thus, in the leading laboratories Of
London, Paris and Vienna, man is
working with marvellous substance
which i the source Of an interplane
tary element.
lie is grasping and sharing the sec
ret Of the suns heat.
Investigators in every country now
plunged into the darkness TO flnd
the sources Of this new light.
To discover that might be to grasp
some secret of the great enigma, the
way Of life itself,
The knowledge that Electro Radio
can transform the tissues Of the
body and work wonderous cures
came from a strange happening
Without designing it the president
of Electro was again destined to be
a pioneer in this field.
Following its isolation as a primal
element the very strongest known,
this physicist mastered its then
known properties and gave lectures
concerning it, He was like Tyndall
lecturing on electricity in a hall light
ed with gas
Marvels that almost suggest a mi
racle Of the days of the patriarchs,
are being wrought.
The Electro Radio Co, have erect
ed Institutions in W hich, by the pow
er OF Electro Radio and Ozone, ir-
resistable a nd dynamic the incur
able ARE being cured"
The most hopeless cases, given up
by the physicians and friends alike,
come in agony and go away in Joy
their health restored and spreading
the glad news.
All tissues break down and disap-
pear in the path of the four forces
liberated by this newly found ele-
ment
Like moths in a flame bacteria die
by millions.
Capital, under the patronage Of
rulers has given munificlently to the
cause, and so today the sick are made
whole with very little expense.
Nature. seemingly cruel in many OF
its moods, has turned beneficient
The hoary past renews the youth of
the present 1t is as II science, with
sacred hands, had invoked a power
Of the sands in which the Master
wrote.
What the future holds for the
health and happiness of mankind in
the harnessing Of this unknown pow
er no one can prophesy but the great
hope Of solving the whole problem OF
physical suffering today animated the
tntire world OF Medical Science. Elec-
tro Radio for the afflicted millions
thus becomes the modern river Of
life and its healing waters are for all
alike. AS It affects everything It's
emanatlons touch, and as its rays
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-29

In his laboratory a young man
stood lntcntIy gazing INTO the prism
oI a specially constructed spectre
scope.
lie was moved by sense Of inn
pending discovery.
lie was about to receive the reveIa-
n,n s,l,ii,,o IN i,s .rooost,,r ood
in,a.,toa,,a, w. .lia no, droo,,, ,,,"t ho
.,s7t.ra,a ,,t,aaa,. T., finI1 - n,,.s
tor,, n.htob ~ ",,. 5n,' L. taa diaoiasod
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- .'..,..,. In. -. .....4,.
aro,.,t,. ana ,e tha an,fo,,aaaat ''c' @ 81 .i,,aj
ri,on,o ,,,a,,,.t,,a
me president OF the EI.hCIltO
RADIO co" was ON the verge OF dlS
coNery " men was TO turn the alteh-
llon ol science from the mass TO inc
hlole'ule'
lie was about to inaugurate a prac-
tical study into the unknown, tho
pursuit Of the invisible.
The X-Ravs tbe Herzian waves
and an invisible movements of n ow-
erful ueht. and finally. the all but
unbolieyable Electro Radio. constitut.
ing the phenomena bv which man
was TO send messages without wires
| across the world and to cure perhaps
all diseases with unseen hands. was
to follow in the train of this discov-
erv
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Probing NIIlaec Eispnlcs

CHARLESTON, S c., Dec. 2S-.
Special examiners Elder and Ryan,
sitting for the Interstate Commerce
commission began the hearing in this
city today of the mllago dispute be-
tween the travelling men and the pub
lie generally and the railroads of the
southeast Only three witnesses were
examined today a local commercial
traveller. and managers Of the local
Atlantic Coast lines.
Seventy nine railroads operating in
the south are affected. The hearing
probably will be concluded tomorrow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-29
nlnmnnd Robbcry In CIc,cInnd.

CLEVELAND. O., Dec. 2S.-Police
tonight made known details of the
robbery of the jewelry store ot Rus
sell Clark " diamonds and jcwelry
worth Yer $4,000 on Christmas eve
and confessed their failure 10 appro-
hend the robbers
The ieVc'ry was hidden at the foot
of Clarks he'd in the rear ~ his store
Tuesday evening clark was out walk
ing. About midnight he discovered
the robbery
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be long until their parents will per-
cieve that the children are better, in
stead OF worse, for their educational
entertainment. Then this class Of
people viii attend the shows, and see
That they are beneftted thereby.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-29

PARIS. Dec. 2s.-The Paris courts
have decided that divorces granted In
France by Rabbis to Russian Jews
are Invalid. The judgment is an i'm
portant one as there are a large num-
Der OF Russian Jews in this city.
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heretofore provided to create suNi-
.icuJ funds i'm the guaranty fund
All deposits otherwise secured shall
not have the benefit OF the guaranty
fund
Stockholders dcpositors and crrti-
ncotcs of deposit representing bor-
rovcd money shall not have the
benefit Of the guaranty fund
Rank charters and guaranty ,cru-
fcatcs shall be issued solely at the
discretion OF the Banking Board and
the bank commissioner, and all ap-
roiutmmts made 10y the bank COM
missioner shall be by and with the
advice and consent OF the Banking
Board
Specific punishmcnts shai, Dee prr.
,rHuyd rol Violations of the proNjs-
IONS OF lhc banking law.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-29

There are two distinct types Of Ec-
zema and there are two clean, odor-
less ointments that give instant re-
lief and speedy cure. Dry Zensal is
for crusty, scaly skin and Moist
zensal for all watery eruptions like
Weeping Skin. ASK us about it
Quaker Drug Co. Puritan Drug Co,
Baker Drug Co, Weaver Drug Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-29

The arrest Of well known anarch-
ist in Spain ON a charge OF fraud
caused that prisoner to become in
cpustd at his partners In crime and
reveal plot which included the at
tempted killing Of President Gomez
Of cuba.
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A $4,000 BUILDING TO BE ERECTED
FOR HARNESSING THE NEW
POWER INVISIBLE IN TULSA

Electro Radio Declared by Scientists to be the Secret
of the Suns Radiance is Working Miracles in
TulSa-The Marvel and Ministry of the New
Element Can be had Without Cost andto
Institutions in London and Paris Peo-
pie are Thronging Like Religious
Pilgrims to Healing Shrines
1t is the Most Remarkable Spectacle in the History of
Science for Where Medical Skill Gives up, Electro
Radio BegnS-From Laboratories in Vienna
Comes the News that Electro Radio has
Transformed and Eclipsed the Old
Method of Healing
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Crcatc Stagc DcsIrc.

But the most dangerous feature
Of moving pictures in the schools. IT
seems to me. lies in the fact that these
dramatizations Of historical events.
and reproductions Of historical
dramas will not only open the doors
Of the theater TO the youth Of the
land. lut will awaken desire for
stage career in thousands Of pupils
I'm these productions they will catch
glimpse of the false glitter of life be
hind the footlights. ana ii would be
hard to estimate the damage that may
follow. would hesitate to endorse
the expenditure OF public money upon
am enterprise which may dcvclop
such sinister possibilities"
The Rev Percy Knickcrhockcr Of
the Boston Avenue Methodist Fpisco-
pal church is one Of the enthusiastic
supporters Of the innovation The
stcroptician. one step behind moving
pictures. has been used by the Rev.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-14

The Christmas season finds
Us we'll prepared for father
or son.
Our store has a unique adj
vantage-quiet, roomy aislcs
no hurly-burly. Generous
stocks OF out OF the ordinary
gifts for men and boys-use
ful things Of metal and leath-
er-all practical and moder-
ateiy priced.
"Holeproof hosiery for
men. women and boys, SL5O,
500 and $500 the box of
SIX pairs. guaranteed 20 wear
six months.
Bath Robes, Smoking Jack
cts, Ncckwear. Overcoats,
Suits.
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CITY employees
TO GET MONEY
FORCHRISTMAS
THERE WILL BE THREE PAY
DAYS THIS MONTH. ONE FALL
mo on cHRIsrMAs EvE

AU eI.r eurIrFrH wH arfHE fares
rar EH#H IhH u#rIa. che ORE. ae tr
CT EH.Hr. when checks GOVERNS f.r
elmo made a.HHe ESQ Erfr aI I.. ~.al.H
ur HHfU yesterday T. BE- Issued and
Distributed Ia sH employees
THH second u#E aar HH ra .hrssk-
mae Es. ara H.r Irrf rH. uU occur
On Ntw Years ESQ
These gas dave aHrH established br
MHrar E..Ur Yesterday and tha heads
Cf .ar HIm.rrr. Experiments rr ere #.IF
we're Instructed fH Save their rHr rolls
u rTH ....EH #H#T carly cote morning
Tf vas cone sH tHaI frs employees HHuf1
E... .Hr.H.HI. H.H..
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Haincy'a African lion Stunt. az
s1uwn I'm mnVinE pictures ives again
DE attraction at thf upen house yes
terday afternoon and iast niEaL and
I1est who attended were ueu repaid.
enc pictures hoins both intersstine
snd Instructive DID fact the pictures
deserve q more Uhrrai patronage than
ueHthsr has probably kept many
hWaN
TIE matinee this nfferuaon viii
rIcsr the eHaaErmFnf n Pensacola.
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tcontinusd from Pass Five)
fitzpatrick. Miss Mar Myrtle Coot.
Miss Emily somerville. Miss Lydia
Euatis. Miss Belle Roberta Miss aimee
AfcCroasin. Aras Mae Collins. Mise
Fannie Dunn. Mics Carol Wcodauns
Mas Clara Lee Woodaon. Mrs Ielka,
Cabaniss. Mrs. David Roberts r., Mrs..
william Mudd. AIRS Val NeshiL Mrs.
oven Gillespie. Mrs. Thornton Estes.
Mra Henry Wesuau. hlrs. William
Davies and Mrs. Thomas Bowron. Mr.
Hugh Martin. Mr Joan LuBk. SIR. Ed
ward CabanIaa. AIR. VIII Dunn. Mr..
Fern WOOD Mitchell Mr WIN Haz-
Eard. ar. ~. b. Dick and ar. Leigh
ton Elliott. q Canada--Birminsha ham
News
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NEGLECTED.
COLDS LEAD To
CONSUMPTION
Sufferers Should Take Treat
ment Before Winter
Sets In.

The story fhat has nesn cold 70 me
German American Doctors In hum
drcds % osHer of Consumption every
year and told On nearly the same
words. by each and every one 30 az
nictcd g. ia tust had = little cola
nt The start, Doctor q few yeare $50
ana the fret thing I noticed vas that
to- cold kept coming back on me ever
winter and ~ the early spring mouths
Thsn more cote would he added. and
H would settle on my iungs ana ~
deeper and deeper and hnaiiy "
seemed a. though I never would Ket
free ~ that cold Lately ! have be-
run Ca be Weakened. lose lots %
sleep. have fever and sweats uiwhts,
snd am just racked q pieces with
this cough m I could only set this
cough stopped. ! would - IN riRhi
! have tried evcrythins I could hear
~. at seemed to help for a little while
and then the effects would wear OF,
and I would - worse than before
Consumption usually starts win q
rrhai condition that ia deveieped
IN the late fail. ard. unless properly
trested ~ once. soon changes iDto
cunwumption.
The tsst time 10 correct the pro
cessea that lead n Consumption n
manifested ~ me present time. Dur.
ing the late winter months the same
caHton thar set up the condition oh
rfn1ct and impede ths treatment.
Thoea who are threatened witA
Lnnr Trouble or have n already o.
veirprd shouts make every effort ~
Obtain cure before the Indictment
aHu chanEcable weather % winter
rffs in.
THE cure ~ early stages ~ this
disease "a usually q simple matter ~
a fsu months treatment Eith tie Ger.
nan American Doctors In the Theses
building
rEe German America Doctors make
10 misleading ~ deceptive PROPOSE.
fions o. the afflicted. neither 10 the
Do nrniaa % acurn IN a few days" IN
order e. net 500 tn treat vita them
Trey ten YOU inai shat ~ expect from
each waek'H treatment tell you how
each medicine sets and you Judge 90
yourself
THE German american noctavs I'm
rHert = complete. iastins. safe and per.
marsnt cure Fuaranteed. ia ths
onirkast possible time without leaving
fem. And. too. ~ the lowest pnmnlhis
HBsf consistent win bones ailIifui
ard sucosssful service.
Thev cure Structure Narlcoceie Ner-
gouH naHHltv. riaod Poison. DEAFNESS
END Canrrr. au kinds - Pfisn. Pistuia.
FIasures and Rectal Troubles Kidnsv
1ud Urinary Diseases. rheumatism "a
GOO SEE many forms
Eu Diseases ~ Women egirpH wsfh.
ruf the Hre - tha knife, alao al AZ.
Of ra aud weaknesses due 20 epefsar
ufFraHes.
Special Home rreatment fpr fknas
Who cannot call
Hdlcf hours begin az nine o'rioek IN
fhI morning. and run continuously tn
FrHf O'Clock nt ulaht. SUNDAYS frun
nine until twelve. morninRA nnly.
GERMAN AMERICAN DOCTORS
Thisssn SIDE Psnaaoeia.
CAdy.
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MANY VESSELS
CALL FOR COAL
oEc. : SEVEN STEAM
SHIPS HAVE BEEN sUNKEReo
WITH siiiis woRTH Of COAL

seven steamships have taken on
Bunker coal a. Pensacola since De
g, mher = the largest supply 90 Tar
This meath being made - the Call
iard-Johnaen Coal Company. which
furnished zee tons % bunker coal %
The British steamship Mars valued a.
So $500.
he total value 81 bunker coal sup
p.Esd az this port since the nrst o. the
munth e. til.IIa8o.
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Bonita Theatre
Refined PhOtOpIays
LEGAL NOTICE.

herein provided f1r. and. - axr.uf harein
otherwise provided. sid election sha1 he
"I11urtwl az nearly AZ may BE- m rpfns
lIanef with The tNNfinN laws ant rriif
NAnreH rtlafinM 90 resuinf city eleufiunH
section l.. This nrdiuan q shall tnks
effect Immediately after ftH rasrnre anf
approval
Passed November 81, 1915 Approve
November faih. iaig
FRANK REILLY.
Attest f % ANMAHn Navof
ro nBEuawtw CiiV CLERK
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AND
MARINE NEWS


Arrives
nr ~ Mar. 1186. Goodwin, Gulfport
% Gailiard Johnson Coal CO. Called
fuf bunker coaLB
Nor ss AldeueV. gtaA. Heurtcknen
Newport Mon. % order
Ger - Margaret Gelpcke. ioTa.
WetEien. 81 George. Bermuda. 20 Pen
aacoIa Lumber Co
Cleared.
Br - MARI gg8s. Goodwin Tor
buenoE Ayrcs with roo tons bunker
coal
Dutch e. Merak 1871. Wiser. for
Genoa with i.8io.ooo n savn timber.
l.0sg 900 2 IL lumber
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NEWS OF THE
MARKETS


savannah. Dec fg The spirits n tur-
peut.ue market opfnef firm tale marninE
at 81 tg a6a. with sales - 100 casks
Fne close was Hrw 90 GTm % "a. wffh
sales GO SIS casks Receipts wHre fsa
casks shipments I.Ifs casks. and stocks
% m 500 eaaka
The ruaIn narkef 1uFnet and cinsEf
hrm. @afes we're Harf barrels receipts
g 40 barrels. shipments 61G barrels ana
stocks 1f 1fAIrg barrels
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TWO STEAMERS
HERE FOR CARGOES

Two steamships arrived W port ges.
trrday in water ballast. one ~ them
being consigned 90 the peuemroia
Lumber Company and thc othaf one a.
order.
They are he steamers Aldeney and
Margaret UelpCke. the former gitt
tons and the latter HoTs and both enc
vessels VIII take carroes.
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sewer
OUTLET MUST
BE REMEOIEO
MATTER Will BE TAKEN W
WITH CONTRACTOR go MAYOR
SUPPLIES BoARD o. WORKS
WITH LIST o. PAYMENTS MADE
TO CITY CLERK.

According t5 the statement ~ city
Enr.naar Thornton. made af "a special
meeting af the board 1f public works
yesterday evening at 9 oclock. half o.
ffr retaining wan 1f the east end
Storm sewer outlet has fallen into he
bay and e. portion OF the sewer r.
rfurrrd with sand. he also Informed
IRE board fhat fhe storm sewer has
been accepted and paid for. but that
a. plans of the system had been fur
alshed him He said that % would
rsuuire about two weeks time To
Witch 20 make the neeesaary repairs
fo ere sewer outlet
The board of bond trustees. under
va. En supervision the storm sever
sas 1ulIL VIII BE- aakel Co furnish The
sI.v engineer with the plans and tle
matter 81 making me repairs yin BE-
taken uH with q ~ 3urley A. co. q
Mobile. contractors Tor che SOB.
Waydr Reilly furnished the board
wiih a Iial ~ payments made % fore
mar CIfT CLERK e. q. Avmard BY per-
sons owning property on Gonzales
street Cor water and sewer counec-
urnH made ou fhnt street while the
fatement was being placed on that
thHrauFhdare TIE cts paid the G. t.
Tmrer Contradiction Company f818lA
e make the connections and after
wards began the WORK ~ collecting
tha amounts from the property owners.
Tho uat aIs1 contained the names n
others Bot 90 did NOT show whether
rs-mant had been MADE in these
rsras OF not TIE matter was referred
% Mayer Reilly. who vii give tho
data a. james 81 Hopper. an expert
acll uatanf who has been employed 20
auGf fha books and tK1uine an rec
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M you are troubled with chronic
a. nstination. the mild ard Wentie eHerf
tf Chamberlain Tables makes them
especially suited 90 your case ror
aair by al dealers. tAdv.l
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VESSELS IN PORT.


nNnAFAMNNNMs
Aldrnev. Nor. afaa. Henrik~sn. New
port Mon. 90 order.
Margaret GeIpcks. Ger. 1919 Wet
zisn, 81 George, Bermuda. % Penss,
cola Lumber Co
Eduardo Musil Aust. goTs. sutton.
Noreenham 20 Jon A Merritt a Co
TersecheilenE Dutch. 1874. Wander
land, Card.F 10 The K=sSss -Muidon
CO.
Himera Br. asa Tocqus Noble e
sohn A Merritt a CO.
steathssk. British. ggTs stanhope
Trinidad t8 Gulf Transit CO.
Fenay Lodge. ~. 2gTb. English
Tampa % Gulf Transit CO.
Pals ~ Orchy. az. ASS. Muchie. e.
Lucia o. Gulf Transit Go.
Hyitonia. Or, iIfs. smith % john A
Merritt a CO.
Msrsk. 1871 Wiser. Rotterdam 20 n
A Quina Export Co
Ida. span. aieo. ChirapaKu. por'
Tampa 20 Gulf Transit Co
Monkshavcn. ~. aos0. Medium, la
Palmas % order
-
shlpa
Gerinm. Nor. IVA ---. Mates a
order.
narta
Blanca. Nor. 1917. westmark. Rlo
1aaerto 20 order
FaEuuale Lauro. ---. naples 20 ~
A. ouina Export CO.
schoonsrs
Tafa. Am. SIS. Borden. Mobn. "a
Luke A DiaE
John Francis An. fss vessel
Ponce. p. r.. % John a. Merritt a Co
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BAZAAR TODAY
AND TOMORROW

Bazaar BY the ladies' AID % the
FirEt Christian church a. SINGER sew
ina Machine once Friday ard Eatur-
daN. Dec ~ and r. ladec-2t
When you have q bilious attack give
Chnmberlain'a Tablets . trial They
are excellent F1r sale BY All dealers
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-14
PERSONAL MENTION

HisH MaErIe Peters. of Chirfev who
hes beer uakIrE rfr home rs penza-
cola Dor some months has returned
f1 spend Christmas Wffh relatives.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-14

Today is Candy Day at
Candy Day at Balkeom's.
Balcom's. A dainty box Of
Guth's Chocolates with every
cash purchase Of Csc or over.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-14

Nfs. Dan EedsH.ack. formerly AiIs.
Eesate WestmarE Isft Friday Tor
Houston. Texas. where rhe ulI JON
hrr husband. uEo has accepted = po-
..tlan there and wm resiLs n that
CTS ll Ee .Hlufr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-14
LEGAL NOTICE.

fNh before words "Wrr Bonds" re-
"AaafnHt Bonds b accordingly a. De- ans
proves OF dies approves. ~ che Issuance ~
bonds fnF aaCh q the respective pare
poses ard amounts