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The Washington times., 1912-08-16
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.


Anacostia policemen have been asked
by the authorities of oxon Hill, Prince
George county. Md, to take up the
search for the colored man who as
saulted Mrs. Geitzenheimer, white
woman. in a field near her home at that
place yesterday. The fugitive Is believed
to have ridden to the District on a BIZ
cycle, against which he was leaning
when Mrs. Geitzcnheimer passed on her
way to the mail box on the roadside.
The police here have been unable to
trace the man, and they think he has
not reached the city by this route. Po-
lfceman Frank Hughes accompanied two
colored men to the Anacostia station
house yesterday. but they convinced the
authorities they were not involved in
the assault.
Boys who were taken to the Juvenile
Court as river irates following their
arrest I'm Anacostia and the recovery
from launches and lighthouses in the
Anacostia river, being placed on six
months probation by Judge De Lacy,
will appear in the same court in new
rested yesterday afternoon by Police
man T. A. Lusby In Alabama avenue,
Congress Heights where they were en-
gagged in demolishing the electric light
lamps on the street with stones.
The boys, who will be taken to the
Juvenile Court again to answer for this
offense are Albert Deal, aged eleven
years, of 915 Sixth street southeast; Jo-
seph Fontine, ten years old, living at
SIS Second street southeast, and John
Davis, aged ten, whose home Is at 1l13
Third street southeast. Following their
latest escapade they were sent to the
House Of Detention.
Overcome by u slight fainting spell
while riding on her horse along Nichols
avenue yesterday, Mru. Mary Locke.
a young woman who lives at G. Talburt
street, fell from her saddle. She was
not hurt by her fall. Mrs. Locke soon
recovered, being able to go to her home
,t, "a
The Washington times., 1912-08-16

pupHSneQ "A SH1PWHECkED
ID "TIIRoUGH THE PoRTAf Or
RFAMS," by Charles Neville Buck.
9th of which appealed to a large
of the reading public.
THE CRADLE OF THE DEEP"
notwithstanding IT is on a strip
of land completely surrounded by
story.
A liner. plying between San
Francisco and Manila, is
wrecked in mid-Pacific. Three
are saved: Eleanor. Claiming,
the second officer. John Star
buck, and a Frenchman by
the name Of Aubert. After
a perilous voyage in a small
boat, an island refuge is
reached. 1t is bad enough
for young society woman
to be alone with society
people on a desert island;
but with rough second
officer and Frenchman
who seems to have extra
ordinary gifts in the cow
ardice line, the outlook isn't
very attractive.
v Under the circumstances,
= In which of these men should
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-01
PRIMARY ELECTION 0N TUESDAY
 VOTE LIGHT
No Opposition to Geo. w. Frazer For MayOr--Many Ballots
 were Defective

Only 169 votes were cast at the town primary on Tuesday and of this number % were thrown out on ac- "cunt of irregularities. There were no close results and no contests so the town council accepted the returns of the election board.
 George W. Fraser received 110 votes for mayor and his only opposi- ton totalled seven votes, cast one each for various candidates as a com pliment.
 For councilmen the five democratic candidates boiled as follows: R. J.. Dunagan 91; O. HaIvorson S3; w. A. Tyler 100; Peter Riley 95; and w. T. Richards 30. All will be candidates on the regular democratic ticket.
 The republican nominees received the following vote: w. F Hagan 20 and Ambrose Spezia 23. Harry Wright and c. H. Love received two
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-01
FORESTRY SUPTS. AT ALMA DISCUSS
 GRAZING
A Great Deal of Red Tape Will Be Eliminated as Result of Agreement. Government Inspector Kneipp Met
 with Them

John D. Guthrie, superintendent of the Apache forest reservation spent Sunday in Clifton, returning from a conference with the superintendents of the Datil and Gila reservations at Alma, N. M. With Messrs. John ston, Goddard and Guthrie was In- spector Kneipp from headquarters, and an arrangement was made with his concurrence that will remove a considerable burden from the should CTS of those who desire to graze their f1ocks on any of the forest ranges.
 Heretofore if the desired range lay partly in each of two of the reserva- tions the f1ockmaster would have to make the journey to the headquarters of both superintendents to secure the necessary privileges. Now the mat ter may be arranged with any one of them and the bookkeeping will be done by the department representa- tives.
 The question of fire fighting and program scheduled for the year were discussed as also the restoration of certain lands to the public domain. More discretion will be given the SUD- erintendents hereafter and common sense and the demands of the mo- ment' will cut more figure; red tape less.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-01
PROCEEDINGS OF TOWN COUNCIL

PROCEEDINGS OF TOWN COUNCIL Adjourned regular meeting Janu- ary 29th, 1912, 7:3O o'clock D. m.
 Present: Mayor Fraser, President Dunn and councilmen Hill and Bill kingsley.
 Absent: Councilman Hagan.
 Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
 Marshal Coffee reported Mrs. B. E. Altman and children to be in desti- tute circumS stances and that they de- sired to go to their home in the east to relatives. Wherefore by motion made, seconded and duly carried it is ordered that the sum of $30.OO be appropriated for railroad fare and ne cessary expenses of Mrs. Altman and children; and that marshal Coffee be instructed to see that said money is spent for the purpose for which it is donated.
 This being date fixed for canvass ing nomination papers for candidates for Town primary election, the fol- lowing nomination papers were found to be no file and in proper form; For mayor, democratic ticket; Geo. w. Fraser; for alderman: Republican ticket: W. F. Hagan, Ambrose Spezia Democratic ticket, R. J. Dunagan, O. Halvorson, w. T. Richards, Peter Riley and w. A. Tyler. By motion made seconded and duly carried, it is ordered that above nomination papers be placed on file and accepted.
 Application of s. V. Norte for trans fer of retail liquor license owned by Tom Sirianni & Co.,, to himself made in person before Council. Wherefore by motion made, seconded and car ried it is ordered that s. V. Norte be given authority to take charge of said license and place of business until February 5th, 1912, until which time Council will take matter of transfer of license under advisement.
 By order of Mayor Fraser Council man Billingsley is appointed on com mittee to let contract for completion of North Clifton footbridge. Meeting was then adjurned.
 Approved:
 GEO. w. FRASER, Mayor.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-01
TREE |NSP- ECTOR FOR l,ST
 DISTRICT
State Horticultural Board Alp points w. o. Wheatley of
 Clifton to the Office

The State Horticultural Commis- sion has appointed w. o. Wheatley as quarantine inspector of fruit trees, etc, for the 1st district which en- braces Graham and Greenlee counties and he has assumed the duties of the position He was recommended by State Entomologist A. w. Morrill, and is an ideal appointee for the position.
 MT. Wheatley has notified the A. & N M By officials of his appoint ment and requested that they inform their agents that he may be notified by them of all arrivals of nursery stock at their various stations. The law of the state in relation to the in- spection of all trees, vines, scions, pits, seeds, etc, is identical with that in force under territorial government and it's administration has proved of great benefit to the horticultural in tereStS of Arizona
 All purchasers of nursery stock, whether from nurseries within or without the state should report their purchases to Inspector Wheatley for their own benefit as well as the pro- lection of their neighbors.
 This inspection provides the stitch in time" that saves a world of work and loss by guarding against the in- troduction of insects and disease to damage our orchards and gardens. Moreover the law must be obeyed.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-01
Notice by Clerk of Day Fixed for Hearing Return of Sale of
 Real Estate.

In the Superior Court of the County
 of Greenlee, State of Arizona.
 In the Matter of the Estate of John
 D. Garnett, Decease
 bate Court, made on the 18th day of February 1912, notice is hereby given that I. B. English administrator of the estate of said deceased, made to the said Court, and filed in the office of the Clerk thereof, on said day, re- day of February, 1912, under prev ious order of said Court, of the fol- lowing real estate, and for the follow ing named sum, to-wit:
 All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the town of Clifton, County of Greenlee, State of Arizona (formerly Territory of Arizona) more particularly describ- ed as follows, viz: Lot Number Ten (1O) in Block Number Nine (9) of Hills new addition to the town of Clifton, as laid down and designated on the map or plat of said addition now of record and on file in the office of the County Recorder of Graham County, State of Arizona, formerly Territory of Arizona) For the sum of Six Hundred Dollars, less Two Hun dred and Fifty dollars balance due on the purchase price thereof, from the said John D. Garnett deceased, to the said Henry Hill, purchaser thereof as will more fully appear from said re- turn filed as aforesaid, and to which reference is hereby made for further particulars.
 And Notice is Hereby Further Civ en that Friday, the 18th day of March, 1912, at 10 o'clock A. M. at the court room of said Court, at the Court House in Clifton, County of Greenlee. Arizona, has been fixed for hearing the said return, when and where any person interested in the said estate may appear and file written objec- tions to the confirmation of the said sale, and may be heard, and may pro- duce witnesses in support of such ob- jections
 Dated February 18th, 1912.
 BEN M. CRAWFORD, Clerk.
 By CARL c. SELLERS, (SEAL) Deputy Clerk
 (First Pub. Mar. 1, 1912)
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-01
MAT DANENHAUERR, Clerk

ments colds are by far the most dan gerous? It is not the cold that you need to fear, but the serious diseases that it often leads to. Most of these are known as germ diseases, Pneu- monia and consumption are among them. Why not take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and cure your cold fhile you can? For sa e by all dealers.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-01
THE MILLIONAIRE TRAMP"-

The visit of this globe trotter was her aided in advance of the arrival of the regular train Wednesday evening and an army of small boys were on hand to give him a noisy welcome. They were poor guessers, however, and picked the wrong gazabo and follow ed man who looked the part but was not down on the bills, greatly to his disgust. There was no shower of small change as promised and the ga mins were greatly disappointed.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-01

votes each. Eight other citizens were honored with a single vote each.
 Messrs Hagan, Spezia, Love and Wright are entitled to have their names appear as candidates on the regular republican ticket.
 The election will be held Monday, April 1.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-01

GONE TO FRiSco-Traffic Mana ger A. T Thomson left on Wednes- day morning for a short business wis private car Arizona was attached to the regular passenger for his use as far as LordSburg.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-01
RECEIVES SAD NEWs-Postmas

RECEIVES SAD NEWS-Postmas- ter Weiss was notified by wire Tues day evening of the death of his moth CT at her home in Peoria, Illinois. The sympathy of the community is ex- tended to MT. Weiss in the hour of his bereavement.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-01

The most common cause of insomnia is disorders of the stomach. Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets correct these disorders and enable you to sleep. For sale by all deal CTS.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-03-01

SCHOOL BOARD MEETING-There will be a meeting of the Clifton School Board Saturday evening, be- ing the regular monthly meeting date.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
YOUNG WHITE
MAN RELEASED
TIE FATHER o. ". J. AskEw
REACHES TrE CITY AND CASE
AGAINST AIS SON IS soUAsHEo.

w Askea. white. vaa save hIs
aFr as fs reara and who THH arrested
about three wrfEa ESQ au fhr com
plant 81 another Young white man.
who ciaImrd THAT AskrW had stolen Sis
packrtho0k containing Sam o. money.
uBH released from custody Yesterday
This action followed r. conference be-
tween Solicitor Scott 49, Lrun and
p. q AsEru. father uf fHe Young mau.
Who arrived here from Cottonwood.
near unfr1n Ada. "wednesday Cor tFa
purpose Hf enBrBEHfinE fa bring about
sba release 90 hIT con
Solicitor Lolita fafH rHrreasrfa-
tive 81 The JrurnaI yesterday after
noon that Askfu uHs released from
rHe. obs because the man who made
frr rharEr against r.m had .eW PEN
sHnaIa. Hr alec ssId fHaf hH release
vas brought about without cost 90
hfu
. Askea had been locked ur m ere
county san about Trrar weeks. pending
Ia disposition 90 pts case Pc szid he
came 20 perFacNfa f1r rhe purpose ~
erHsfIng .n the Raw rr army rut has
not done ao
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

TAXES DECLARES
|. CITY ATTORNEY
LAWS o. FLORIDA PROVIDE FoR
ASSESSMENT on PROPERTY
wfrHls 1000 FEEr o. FIRE ~.
pRANw.

A. recent meeting ~ ths CITY
council Alderman Ffrher brouxht %
ne question a. 20 whether ~ how the
cts can legally refund a. at psrsons
owning and paying taxes for ars pro-
ffctiOn On real estate situated over i.
200 and undeF 10oo fee from the near
est IRE hvdrant the amount % tares
30 Paid lie desired that such = re-
rurd ~ re money - collected -
made The matter was referred % the
city attorney for a. opinion. such &C.
ton bsing taken when tss orctnanca
providlnr for the collection 81 "a val
orIm tazes vas before the council on
second rsadinE
CITY ATTORNEY John n. ronss render
- ne foilov-ing opinion On ne auss
ten
RefsrrinE % the resolution q -
city council calling for ny OPINION au
g. whstAer or how the city can -.
sally refund 20 81 persons ownlnF anA
paying tazss for ere prntsctiou on rsal
estate situated over 1909 and undey
1.eoo feet from re nearest Grs ~.
Grant ths amount 81 taxes - PAID
have - adviss that section Q 81 char
tsr .oso. Laws ~ Florida nroviainR
fur ne ussassusnt. levy and c.use-
ton - tANsa from the CTS ~ Penna-
cola requires said special tnx - -
levied on an real estate situated vita
in -.oeo feet ~ ire nearest Gre ~
trnnL and there - ~ legal method -
which The refund ~ tnxsa mant0rss
car - made
Ths ardinan1s providing frr 20 60.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

Hsnford. Odstts Tyler and Marie
nrofnah appear a. co-ataFs can -
open % no question on the score -
scholarship or popular appeal Each
player T. an estn hlishcd tnvorits. com Z
rctent 90 command public attention A.
tie one central azure 81 q perform.
anee. Yet Romeo and juliet is q riay
which utiiiEes them IN to splendid I'd
vantage n. ID Mclean VIII play the
characters whose names form the
title
Each has earned such q degree 81
recognition. not only On TIE classic
drama 90 large bot IN these particular
rolss. thai IN the Ereat play going pub
40 perHonai uecolIections supply more
than advance Information could suE-
Eest There are other splendid and ex-
acting inrersonatiors - be provided
FOR. Mercutio. the huovunt Fentlenlnn.
courteous and agile 81 mind even n
death the more Earruious. shrswd ana
quantity wiss. tie venerah bic trtar who
views human waywATdness with ten
Ser sympathy such a. e father feels
Tor he children. the atunid aervinR
man. Peter. the hery Tyhnlt and en-
ere rest Who transform the staFe 20 q
hrsathing pulainE "reminiscences ~ the
ancient Italian days MeFcutio uili -
played BY Charles n. Hanford vhoss
ehakeNpearean comedy r. beyond re-
preach. Miss Drofnah wfll subordin
ate ths vivaeious and attractive hu-
NOR she q won't 70 display IN the part
n the nurse, thus adding character
study % her ust - achievement
The role % Friar Laurence VII b.
r. the thoroughly competent hands n
Mr. william Thorue Special scener,
N been provided and the costumes
are Of exceptional beauty
ptheiio VIII bs presented ca ths
evening
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

stop r0uEHIBE' sou rarE ths lungs
and sorry Efr cody EATfARD.S
HDREHoU~u SYRUP checks l-rfa
unr heals ere lungs and restores rzu
Portable hreafhIHE Price CSC soc ard
tloo per bottle sold PSI a1 truE-
Eisfa fAdvH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
SAYS CONVERT
MUST HAVE THE
REAL SPIRIT
EVANGELIST LUTz. PREACHING
on CHANGE OF HEART, TELLS
HEARERS ONLY CONVERSION
FOUNDED M INTELLECT As
WELL As EMOTIONS SURVIVES

aChanre 81 Heart" wss ire theme
~ EuanaaIat "a r. LutEH sermon in
fHs Frrt Christian church last night
uUr trrt vas. g. wi. give them a
heart q neah.a Ezek II.1g. and Make
sou q nsu heart arf a neu spirit.
EErk ff.li
E.anEeIat Lutz said fn part
The conversion 90 eouI Involves
tfe greatest change on earth. The
Holy spirit has used ever striking
change Iu life t1 give us some cnucep-
don ~ TIE greatness 81 InH change
If ia called 4 creation. birth. 'hdop.
uors saanouaaL. death and reaurrec-
tlon. etc nc is not literally any 81
these. bot H takes en- az these striking
Hrures t1 give De an idea OF the great
nsra 81 tire change ne H sometimes
called q chan. % heart Let us see
m We car. from the Biaae. learn what
the heart Be- and how o. can be- thor
oarhr changed
we read that the heart under
stands Therefore. the heart includes
from GodH word that the heart In
eIudHa the intellect emotions. WiIi and
conscience A thorough change 8'
heart Involves e thorough chance %
an these. and COD Has supplied divine
means fo bFinE ghls about Hs has
supplied evidence az the divinity o.
Christ and the Inspiration Df tHe Bible
that UlI satisfy every reasonable de-
mand OF ire Intellect He seeks %
change thr affections through che a.
vine ma rnesIam ~ Him that Be- alto
ErfHef lovely. The chief among ten
tnouHand To -hauFs lhe wiz Oh re-
pe1tanco BE appeals t8 fhe strongest
motives 0f both love and fear Again.
He hriuFE the greatest peace and foy
20 the conscience 81 those mat 40 The
r'Ert as God has EiEan them I1 see The
right
"a religion that appeals only TO the
intellect and DOT to the fesIIn re-. o. IKE
the Arctic regions where they have
sir months 90 light tut 90 heat and
consequently. no vegetables auG fruits.
while q religion that appeals t0 ne
feelings without properly Instructinw
ere ntiieci e. ike tbe tropical re-
Flona where vegetables sprInE up in a
short time but perish just az soon
The emotions are IKE ire horses thaf
rgu orr carriages the intellect Ia Ike
che lantern that eliminates the way
and the uiu be- Hko the lines VITA
which We Huide and restrain the
horses or emotions Th1ruuEhig enlist
sntiHfy and chanFa these four faruI-
ties Of che heart and you have e
th0rouEh conversion that WIN Elye 4
iifc tharUuEhly dedicated to cof. real
ous of E10d wdrka'"
Mr.. Luta wu speak tonight upou
The Greed That Needs 80 Revision Z"
and sunday uiEht az me armorv hall
on The story 1f his conversion from
Inddsiltv 10 Christianity
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

Lest y5u forget, trade at
home ana DO YOUR Christmas
shopping earl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
CZema and
Blotches Go
coats Nou Only 25c - Try zEMo ara
Pew WHIST WsRasr
ReaHY o.

Apply ZEnfo on those soHeraa sDref,
that nothing else yea have ever uted
has bsneatsd-and al itching utn stop.
aEd in q feu daYs those very sores VII
D. Tone-ahsolutsly gone trial %
ZEMc proves &C. positively. There wiii
not bs q spot lsft ths ssin VII - -
smooth aad clear - though you never
had eczema IN ycur ufs
Y YOU have 5andrun. there's anothsr
chance 70 prove how wonderful ZEMO
g. ZEMO positively stops o.
To prove what e win a. IN curiaz
eczema. itching inhSm.d ~ irritatad
skin. dsndr1r. biotchss. ptnplsa. cute
and sores. youT druEEist vin suppv
you with a Scent bottls. LEMO -
guaranteed - stop itchinH
ZEMo is soid IN 1t-osuf ans g. BOT
ties 90 druE stores - ssnt dirsct O.
receipt - price. tv 81 ". Rose Ms.ii-
cine Co. So Louis. 80. TIE o. bot
- contains ~ times a. much - the
4Ec hotua
solo and riaranteed % Pensacola
~ ths y y Rakcorn nTuR CO.
CAav B
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

Who's this fearsome one?
Bitin' Frostr
Don't LEI him nip YOU for
lack of comfortable
Underwear,
PaJamas,
Night Robes,
Bath Robes,
Smoking Jackets,
Sweater Coats.
Gloves,
Suits,
OvercOats.
Al 20 be found here and
guaranteed satisfaction, or
your money back"
The John White Store
"Fississs lssass elsshisra~
asEit = psisfsz asrssl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

lection % 20 vaIorum taxes was rad
the third time and adopted at the
meeting a. the eouncii wednesday
night
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
SWIPES S8.1O..
GETSS MONTHS
NEGRO REcGVEo PAY ENVELOPE
o. ANOTHER EMPLOYS % rHG
PENSACOLA ELECTRIC co.

Thso. Brown. = nerve. vho was ar
rested some time $50 on ths charge ~
taxing q pay envelope whieh was IN
tended toT another nesro. hAa hs-n
sentenced ~ Judge v d. R@grE - the
court % rscorf. % pay q ans % f7s
ana costs ~ serve three nlonths
The pay envelope. which waa mfvwn
20 Brown ~ ths cashier ~ ths Pen
sacol. Eectric Company. ooutainsf
fs1a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
MRS. BELL. OF
WARRINGTON
LAID TO REST
WIDOW OF LATE GAM sell. ONE
OF BEsr KNOWN WOMEN ~
WEST FLORIDA, sUccUMBs TO
LONG ILLNESS.

Alrs LizEs Bell widow % the late
Cam Bel wen known On Pensacola
died just after midniEht yesterday
morning e. the home q her sister.
Mrs Prank Langley a. Warrington
Nrs Ben vas 80 years cid ana had
Haen M q long time
Her home has been "a Warrington
fnr many years and her only surviy-
.rE near relative e MrF Langley, with
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

"Forty-6vs Minutes Froa Broad~ay.
In the theatrical world as well - in
the sphere % advertisins enc 10 some
times tempted 20 make use ~ the slo-
gan 'non't take Substitutes. insist
upon Esfting what gou ask for." On
other words. when e writer for Ire
stage or q manager has succeeded IN
putting forth = novelty and that nov
elty is copied By some other Who lacks
the initiative - the hrHL Il e good
policy to see the original rather than
what a. bound % he an unsatisfactory
cous. This ia particularly true n
George M Cohhn's "Forty- Min
utss IRON BroadWay.- which Latimors
and Lclgh Wfil present ~ the opera
house on Friday. November -. With
Bert LsiEa a. "Kid Burns The sN-
slanEy prize fighter. and Misc HsHels
Burgess a. Mary Jane Jenkins" and
hrst class oast and production.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29

whom she va nvins - the time of
her death
Funeral services were held yester-
day at g. John's Episcopal church. q
which she vas a member. aud we're
conducted BY ne rector. the Rev
Grant Knaun. 81 1:30 o'clock IN The
afternoon.
Interment vas Ia the cernatery ~
Warrinrton.
How about Christmas
shopping?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
JUDGE WOLFE TO
HEAR ARGUMENT

Jrdre D Emmett Wolfe sitting In
circuit court. u|u rHts morning hear
argument rv County ATTORNEY 81 Pope
Reese and ATTORNEY John p. Stokes. as
ISOLATE counsel .r fr. special ferrr-
rer filed Hg fHa Defendant .u fHa uff
% tha bIuHnf Construction company
against trc County 90 Esraurta.
The hsariuE viii BE- held at ta o'clock
th.H murrirr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-29
ADJUSTMENTS.


At The iiou.
The managers % uhs Bttou Theafrs
have turned over the house today %
the Ladies % the Pensacola Library
association. who VII have entire
charge q q. and have enEaEed some
hiEh class local talent e. special at-
traction. Aa ws1 as the uauai nns run
a moving ricfurcA
All who are intcrested In tns library
should attend this performance.